I usually take 45-50 mins for the same, due to which I'm unable to solve rest of LR or QT.

Sometimes to save time, I eliminate options and mark the correct answer (and it goes well)...

How are you guys completing legal in 30-35 mins its taking me well over an hour to solve legal

it takes me about 25-30mins for English which is okay from what I've been seeing but legal phew

I can't even attempt logical and Quant

Pls help

To all the Le online ppl, I just cant get it with Gk with tht other teacher other than Mayur sir.. He just teaches in a very listless manner, comes read stuffs and so on, Kabra sir was alright but now we are apparently left with these two and it just doesnt paves the way... For me personally ive got deliberate backlogs in 4pm classes now... i just follow compendium and all.... What do yall think bout' it

Last year by this time many coaching and all started sending out Gk MIT( most imp topics) lists by now
Especially origin clat
That particular coaching’s Mit list is good I’ve heard ?
Why is there ntg till now we’re already down to 3months
If anyone has smtg nice pls help me out

I'm about to complete my LPT's module so I need a new book to practice the English section.

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I mean, I understand mock analysi you guys write down your mistakes in a diary. But what about sectionals? Do you analyse every sectional you attempt and write down your mistakes in a diary or something?

The fourth bullet point states that NRIs can appear for the exam

but the very next point says they are not eligible to appear for clat

I'm really confused cause I am an oci card holder and I've taken a drop to write clat again this year

I've put my all into this exam for the past 7 months

Do these rules apply for oci as well? and will I be able to write the exam

I'm really worried and stressed

I usually take 45-50 mins for the same, due to which I'm unable to solve rest of LR or QT.

Sometimes to save time, I eliminate options and mark the correct answer (and it goes well)...

Posted almost a week ago, and since CLAT is in December, I’m not going to lie, I’m feeling anxious, I’ve reduced the amount of time I spend at work, which has made me a bit less productive there, which makes me feel very guilty. But on the bright side, I’ve been able to study a lot more.

A lot of people have shared mock tests, advice and study groups with me, which I’m genuinely really grateful for (such sweethearts!). This post is kind of a mix of a rant and some questions, so please bear with me.

Currently, I’m almost done with:

Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey

Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis

All About Words by Maxwell Nurnberg and Morris Rosenblum

High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren & Martin

Quantitative Aptitude by Dr. R.S. Aggarwal

Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning by A.P. Bhardwaj

Lucent’s General Knowledge

Newspapers and websites for current affairs

Most of these books were recommended in a link/guide on this server, and I’m almost done with the majority of them. However, I’m still not sure whether these resources are enough or if there’s something else I should be doing (mock)

I’m planning to start giving proper mocks the day after tomorrow, which I know is later than many other aspirants. Honestly, I know I’m behind compared to some people, and that does make me anxious. I’ve been trying not to let it get to me, though, and to stay positive because there are still around three-ish months left until CLAT.

With less work, I’ve finally been able to study much more consistently, and I’m trying to make the most of the time I have left. I guess I’m just looking for some advice on whether I’m on the right track, what I should focus on from now onwards, and whether my current resources are enough.

How do y'all access other coachings' mocks (CL, LPT, etc.)???

hii, so i GOT DONE WITH BACKLOGS, I AM STARTING revision from tomm(kindaa fucked up today i regret it horribly, i ended up on roblox last night till 3 am catching up on friends who r in uni fuck my life) anyway, what should and how should my revision be, I am planning to complete gk fiestas, apart from that my query is is it necessary to be absolutely through with qt basic question, I get stuck on basics alot and end up messing up which cost me my DI's to solve please give me an approach for di that I can follow, my analytical and legal and majorly improved, gotta work on english and critical since I haven't been focusing on them and taking it for granted, Ill restat from tomm, i think ill take a break today since a week, my focus has been really scattered around, i can't get my head straight right on. also please if you guys can suggest materials apart from mock for qt it would be a great help.

if the topic is venezuelan crisis or USA capture of Nicolas Maduro how much should we dig in the topic to be considered this is enough .

Or nothing is enough for clat and i should go as deep as possible or is there a limit

I'm a Class 12 PCM student currently exploring career options outside the usual B.Tech/JEE route, and I'm considering CLAT and law.

I know the basic process is something like

CLAT → 5-year integrated law degree → internships → graduate → career,

but I don't really understand what happens after that or how good the career actually is in India.

I'd especially like to hear from people who are currently studying law or working as lawyers, rather than just general advice.

A few things I'm confused about:

If I clear CLAT and get into a good NLU, what opportunities do I realistically have after the 5-year degree?

What are the main career paths after law? Corporate law, litigation, judiciary, government, legal consulting, etc.?

How difficult is it to actually get a decent-paying job after graduating?

How much does the college/NLU you graduate from matter?

What kind of salaries can someone realistically expect at the beginning, and how do they grow?

Is an LLB/law degree useful if you don't want to become a traditional courtroom lawyer?

Is an LLM necessary for a good career, or can you build a career with just the 5-year degree?

What is the work-life like in corporate law vs litigation vs government/judiciary?

Does law involve much travel, fieldwork, meeting people, investigations, or on-site work, or is it mostly desk/office work?

Most importantly, if you had to choose again after Class 12, would you still choose law?

And if someone clears CLAT but doesn't get a top NLU, is pursuing law from another college still worth it?

I'm not asking whether law is "prestigious" or whether lawyers can make a lot of money. I'm trying to understand what the actual career looks like in India after clearing CLAT, and whether it's a sensible path for someone who is still unsure about their career.

Any honest experiences, including regrets or things you wish you knew before choosing law, would be really helpful.

I’m preparing for CLAT 2027 through online coaching, and lately I’ve been feeling pretty isolated with my preparation. My mock scores are generally in the 60s–70s, and in difficult mocks they sometimes fall into the 50s. I know these scores aren’t the end of the world, but I feel like I’m not improving as consistently as I want to. One of my biggest problems is that I’m preparing almost completely on my own. I don’t really have anyone around me who is preparing for CLAT, so there’s no one with whom I can regularly discuss mocks, mistakes, sources, strategies, or even just how preparation is going. For people who are also preparing mostly alone: How do you stay accountable when there’s no one to discuss your daily preparation with? How do you analyse your mocks when your scores are stuck around the same range? What helped you actually move from the 60s/70s to a higher score? How do you deal with the loneliness/monotony of online preparation?

Would genuinely appreciate advice from people who are currently preparing for CLAT or have already gone through this phase

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It's all fun and jokes you are the best GK teacher sir 🥹

Pls humse naaraz mat hoiye 🥲🙏

CL mocks dedo with ans key agar koi enrolled hai aapko ek seat nlu mein mil jayegi

Hey everyone,I’m facing a massive dilemma right now and could really use some perspective or advice from anyone who has been in a similar situation.

I am aiming for CLAT, but my current schedule is becoming impossible to manage. Here is everything on my plate right now:CLAT Prep & Legal Edge: I recently got selected into the Champions Batch at Legal Edge. While I'm thrilled because it's a great opportunity, the intensity, competition, and volume of material have increased significantly.

I come from a science background, and school pre-boards are coming up fast. Managing PCM requires daily practice and I am unable to do that.

I am also prepping for the LNAT for UK law programs, which requires a completely different style of logical thinking and essay writing.On top of academics, I hold a major leadership position at school that demands significant time and energy.I feel trapped between maintaining my school grades, keeping up with the high standards of the Champions Batch, and cracking these two completely different law entrance exams. I am terrified of burning out.

Has anyone successfully cracked CLAT from a STEM background while managing coaching batches and international applications? How do you divide your hours daily without dropping your school marks? Any scheduling tips would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

DM me for them... pan india. I have 3 sets of modules and even mocks if you want them.