How to strategize your CLAT 2020 Preparation?

Common law Admission Test or CLAT is an offline national level exam conducted every year offering admissions in both undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. For the law entrance in Delhi, last year over 60,000 students appeared for and around 2300 undergraduate seats and 507 postgraduate seats offered by 22 National Law Universities and other participating institutes. So without seeking CLAT Coaching in Delhi, the exam is next to impossible.

Getting to the top law school is a dream of every law aspirant of the country. But are you working hard enough to convert this dream into a reality?

Well as a Best Institute for CLAT Preparation, we are here to guide you effectively prepare for the exam.

This year the exam is rescheduled on 21st June and the application process for the exam has been extended amidst COVID-19 Pandemic. 

But before we move further let us take a look at some important information that one needs to update themselves. 

About CLAT 2020

The following are some important points related to the national level entrance exam:

1. The exam offers admissions to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs that will be conducted on 21st June 2020. 

2. The exam will be a Pen-Paper Based Test (PBT)

3. There would be a total of 150 objective types of questions.  

4. The postgraduate paper will have two types of questions - Objective (100 Questions) and Subjective (2 Questions)

5. Subjective type of Questions in Postgraduate paper will each carry 25 marks.

Revised Important Dates related to CLAT 2020

Important Events	Revised Dates
Official Notification Releases	21st November 2019
CLAT 2020 Detailed Notification	14 December 2019
Online Registration commences	1st January 2020
Deadline to submit the application form	18th May 2020
Admit card releases	Last Week of May 2020
CLAT 2020 Examination Date	21st June 2020
Result and merit list declaration	Not yet declared

Techniques to Prepare for CLAT 2020

1. Learn new words every day- The English and comprehensive section of the exam is easy and scoring. To get an upper hand in this section, one needs to add new words to its vocabulary. If you this section for granted then this can be the reason for deduction in overall percentile. This section will test your vocabulary, comprehension knowledge, and understanding of applied grammar. Keep a dictionary handy and you can also go web browsing to grab the word power.

2. Don't hurry into things- The comprehension requires a lot of reading and patience. It requires daily practice. It is advised to read the passage at least twice before jumping to the questions. The key here is to break the sentence and try to attain its meaning. As per the new examination pattern, there would more questions in this section.

3. Extensive Reading- To ace CLAT 2020, it is required to read each and everything possible be it blogs, editorials, newspapers, magazines. Experts suggest reading newspapers like The Hindu, Times of India, etc. daily. 

4. General Knowledge and Current affairs- To the ace this section you must have strong knowledge of important sports and al the latest happenings in India and abroad.

6. Reasoning and Logical Deduction- This section will have a total of 30 questions and will test your reasoning and deduction skills. There would be options for every question just make sure you are confident before making any choice as there would be negative marking as well in the exam.