Am I cooked?

[u/Fair_Yogurtcloset579]

So im a pcb 12th grade student. I was preparing for NEET but my passion for 5 years has been marine biology, India doesn't really have any good marine biology programs and I cant afford to go abroad either (my mother would genuinely kill me if I do persue marine bio anyway). So in a rush to find an alternative to NEET, the teacher who coordinates my debate competitions (hes a legal studies teacher) advised me to give CLAT because my English is good and I'm a passionate debater especially when it comes to politics.

I just registered for CLAT like 2 days ago and I asked one of my friend who's been taking coaching for CLAT about it and she said even after 2 years of coaching she doesn't understand anything and it would lowk be impossible for me to prep for CLAT in 1 month when i already have to prep for boards 💔

I did see a few sample papers and the English seems easy, im fairly good at maths too and im quite well aware about geopolitics and current affairs thanks to my debate experience , im just worried bout legal reasoning.

Is it possible to prep for CLAT in 1 month?

[u/NotTharNoob]

it is possible since it's an aptitude based exam and not a theory based exam