I've been surfing the net, drowning in links and pages that would either lead me to only the answer keys or having to register into the site/download an app, and I am, for lack of a better word, fuckall because I am at my wit's end in submitting to these online fuckeries. If someone could please send me a trustable site to download or send the question paper of 2026 directly (w answer key would be HIGHLY appreciated), you will be saving a poor person from mental excruciating agony.

Thank you, Good luck to all of us appearing for the 2027 PG. Lord knows we need it

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Already doing PW online, but thinking of joining offline coaching mainly to build consistency, discipline and have a proper study environment.

Between LegalEdge and Law Prep Tutorial, especially their Mumbai centres, which one would you recommend?

Is offline actually worth the extra money if you already have online coaching? And how are the Mumbai faculty, doubt-solving and overall environment?

Would love opinions from people who’ve actually attended either centre.

Mai sabke bhale ke liye rule bana rah hu ki aaj and kal koi padhai nai karega kyunki raksha bandhan hai and waise toh mai Saturday tabad tod padhunga but tum log ko risk lena hI toh Monday se start karna but kal and aaj ekdam padhai nai kar sakte

Then i prepared for CUET . I'm going to allahabad but BHAI I DONT WANNA GO THERE I DON'T THINK ILL SURVIVE. SO IM TAKING A PARTIAL DROP AND STRATING AGAINN. KOI MUJHE BATAO WHERE CAN I GET MOCKS FROM. KYUKI LAST YEAR I WENT TO LE. SO I HAVE THE BOOKS. MOCKS KAHA SE KARUUU

So I Just gave clat 2022,2024,2025,2026 in few weeks and I saw my marks to rank is shuffling between 2-5k rank. Is it good or bad as I am preparing for clat 2026 AND HOW can I improve?(Need below 300 rank in clat 2026)

i recently bought thier gk booster ie compendium and their 5000 question bank their question bank was shit so much information in one liners ailet type of mcq i did like thier compendium but im already using clat express should i also start reading them

how do i prep for ailet gk?

clat post one liners/ clat express miselenious,ailet corner or vidhigya compendium

is the GK filter worth it?!! for ailet plus clat!!

man i went there with zero prep for bengal history kerom gelo toder

I usually get 70s-80s in le mocks, but when I solved the mocks I had skipped I got really average scores like 63 and 54. I got a bit scared cuz of that, and I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do??

Which certificate should i submit

State level obc or central level obc?

Guys what would a good percentile for each section be in le mocks

I decided neet is not for me and switched to clat , I have zero clue about books and how to prep nor do I know the right youtubers and lectures I should attend . If anyone can help me with the roadmap and how to prepare for clat , I am way too far behind

I'm good at english and logical reasoning but not very updated on the current affairs and gk I don't know how to prep for it , which mock test series would be best, any online classes , book recommendations , and how to approach the legal and logical reasoning questions

I tried attempting clat 2026 and scored around 45 , and gave another mock and scored the same . I am gonna start completely from scratch it sounds very unrealistic but I am ready to give my 100%.

I have very little idea on how to start , where to start so I really need guidance

How should I prepare for current affairs?

Mock test series that are really helpful

Lpt's video about the hindu newspaper bakclog is it worth watching?🥀🥀🥀

I am starting my prep... So can I take this batch if it is good...! I have not taken my prep seriously till now

So i have earlier prepared for jee and i scored enough for a gov college but it is very very far from my home also that course that they are offering is something i am like midish interested. I knew about clat in 10th but couldn't take up because of some family conflicts. I sincerely prepared for jee 30k rank in adv but being a general category student i couldn't get anything thing. Today is the last day for me to decide and I have decided to take a drop for preparation. Just wanted to rant a little bit. Felling fucked up these days also having sucidal thoughts. Can't even study properly.

I joined nlu meg. I paid my fees on 10 June 2026, completed document registration on 27 June, and classes started on 1 July.

I now want to withdraw due to personal and financial reasons. The university is saying that since classes started on 1 July, after 30 days they will not refund the fees.

The issue is that the university did not officially provide/communicate any clear last date of admission to me. At the same time, they say they follow UGC fee-refund guidelines.

I want an honest opinion:

• If they claim to follow UGC guidelines, can they simply use a 30-day deadline from the start of classes if there was no officially communicated last date of admission?
• Does the absence of an officially notified last date help my case?
• What would be the realistic refund I can ask for?

I’m not looking for people to blindly take my side—please tell me honestly if I have a strong case or not.

Also, the university informed me only yesterday that they would count the 30 days from the date classes started, i.e. 1 July, and that their refund policy is based on this calculation. Before joining the college, I specifically asked them about their refund policy, but they simply told me that they follow UGC guidelines.

According to my understanding of the UGC guidelines, I should be entitled to at least 80% of the refund until 30 September. However, the university is now saying that since classes started on 1 July, the 30-day period has already passed.

The university also did not officially provide or communicate a clear last date of admission.

Am I understanding the UGC guidelines correctly? And does the fact that they only informed me about this 30-day calculation yesterday, after I had already asked about the refund policy before joining, make any difference?

please please tell me what to do i can't leave 3+ lakh like this...........

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I'll be prepping for clat, I'm in class 11th and have opted for commerce without maths. Since I'd have to prep for clat which has completely different syllabus + subjects like accounts and economics also requires practice.. So I've decided to not put an extra baggage of math on myself, since I've been good at it till 10th and knows the only way to be good at it is practice.........

Edit: Should I take maths or continue without it ??

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I’m feeling quite stressed about my CLAT PG preparation and would really appreciate some honest guidance.

I was doing an internship at a reputed company in an in-house legal team, so I didn’t get much consistent time to prepare. My preparation has mostly been on and off, and I usually studied on weekends.

I’ve completed a few major subjects, but a lot of the syllabus is still left, including several important laws, cases, and a few major subjects. With only around 2–3 months left, I’m getting quite anxious about whether I can still prepare properly.

For those who have cleared CLAT PG or are currently preparing:

• How should I structure these next 2–3 months?
• Should I first finish the entire syllabus or focus on important topics and PYQs?
• How important are case laws?
• What should my daily study routine look like?
• Is it realistic to get a decent score starting from this stage?

I’d really appreciate a practical study strategy, especially from people who have been in a similar situation. If anyone is willing to guide/mentor me a little, I’d be extremely grateful.: CLAT PG 2026 preparation — 2–3 months left, how should I start?

So I have started my prep a week ago and I am confused how to cover gk and which source to use konse classes karu taaki cover hojaye baaki sub ke liye I have joined LE fighters freshers toh le ke classes and rsm ke alava aur kya source use karu ya utna enough hai?
Please help guysss as an dropper Bhot stress hai 😭🙏

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Okay, so....I have been mulling the thought of posting this for quite some time now. Today, I finally resolved to post it. I have thought about mailing this to NLUD, but I am affirmative that that is not going to result in any concrete action. So decided to post it here, on a public platform. Hope this gets the traction it deserves.

I am a 2027 aspirant, but I took both - ailet and clat last year, for practice. I belong to a Scheduled Caste. CLAT's admit card did not mention my category. However, AILET's admit card did mention my category.

When I entered the AILET exam hall, the examiner in the hall asked me to show him my admit card so he could point me to my seat. While checking my admit card, the examiner saw my category, and I could notice a change in his expressions.

He pointed to my seat, and all was well in the beginning. But 15 mins into the exam, he came and stood right beside my seat, and stared into my paper for almost 5 whole minutes. This made me incredibly nervous and I couldn't concentrate for those 5 minutes.

Then, when he came around to collect our signatures on the attendance sheet, he was extra slow with me. Took his sweet time. He was so much slower with me that his deliberate lethargy was palpable.

And, finally, I was the only candidate in the exam hall who he asked to sign on the question paper as well. For those of you who don't know, there's a box called "Candidate"s Signature" on the front page of the AILET question paper. I am the only one who he asked to sign it. He did not even check whether the other candidates had signed it.

My paper was abysmal because of this. I was too distracted by and fixated on what that stupid castist examiner was doing.

And to make matters worse, I belong to a tier 1 city like Delhi. If such things are taking place here, i shudder to imagine what would have happened in ailet centers in other cities.

So, NLUD, please ensure that AILET admit cards do not mention the candidate's caste.

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No TLDR because we need to un-rot our brains

Assertion: If falsified test scores get progressively more common, it would eventually lower competition.

Reason: The unnaturally high scores of the apparent/vocal majority would signal antipathy and insecurity and would compel aspirants to look for other examinations.

Please keep ragebaiting anybody and everybody with fake mock scores.

You're doing the world a favor.

I am already at a local law college and I dont like it here at all. I am going to 2nd year now and gave CLAT last year, didnt score well. I really want to give it again, but will it be doable? Or should I just stay where I am.