CLAT 2020 – Detailed analysis of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT): CLAT 2020 was finally conducted on September 28, 2020, after a number of postponements, much to the relief of the CLAT-takers. Exam Name CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) CLAT Exam Conducting Body Consortium of National Law Universities CLAT Exam Level UG and PG CLAT Exam […]
AILET 2020 – Analysis of All India Law Entrance Test (AILET)2020: AILET 2020 was not surprising; if anyone has been following AILET question papers and CLAT Possible’s analyses over the years, the nature of this year’s question paper was par for the course. CLAT Possible talked to hundreds of its students to get a […]
THE MARXIAN MIRAGE THE TORCH BEARER’S Playing up their personal relationship, Xi and Putin have repeatedly promised to “link” the BRI and EAEU. Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has unleashed Chinese companies to build roads, railways, fiber-optic cables, and other hard infrastructure across the Eurasian supercontinent and beyond. Putin’s Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) harmonizes […]
THE HINDU September 21, 2020 THE SOCIAL VIRTUE THE SUPREME COURT SAID THE CONTENT WAS PRIMA FACIE “PLAINLY HURTFUL TO THE COMMUNITY”. “IT IS AN AFFRONT TO THE DIGNITY OF THE COMMUNITY.” As per scholar, JEREMY WALDRON 1. Hate speech refers to utterances that incite violence, hatred, or discrimination against people on […]
The pattern for CLAT has changed recently. This has put a spanner in the works for many CLAT 2020 aspirants. This piece, however, is for people who are aspiring for CLAT 2021 and onwards. Why? Because the suggestions made in this piece about improving reading speed require long-term strategic preparation that would not yield immediate […]
The Benefits of Classroom Learning In Parts 1 and 2, a brief overview of the advantages and disadvantages of self-preparation and correspondence courses was given. This part answers the next natural question: what does classroom learning add to the value that can be gained by correspondence courses? Another question, which has become relevant in light […]
In Part 1, it was noted that while it is possible to clear CLAT through self-preparation, it is true only for a small set of students, and has a lot of pitfalls and deficiencies anyway. The question raised at the end was if correspondence courses mitigate those deficiencies. This piece deals with just that issue: […]
Let’s address the elephant in the room: is it absolutely necessary to take coaching classes to clear CLAT? The answer is no. Full disclosure: the author himself did not take any coaching classes to clear CLAT in 2012. It is most certainly possible to do well at law entrance exams without taking any coaching classes […]
China conducts drills in South China Sea News: Beijing recently conducted “high-intensity” naval exercises “high-intensity” naval exercises in the South China Sea. Military training involved Chinese H-6G and H-6J jet bombers, under PLA’s naval aviation unit of the Southern Theatre Command, completing day-and-night training exercises. About South China Sea (SCS) dispute China is in disputes […]
Unlock 3 guidelines News: Government has issued Unlock 3 guidelines. Allowed activities Gymnasiums and yoga institutes have been allowed to function from August 5 and night curfews i.e. Restrictions on the movement of individuals Source – The Hindu during the night, have been revoked. Gymnasium and Yoga institutes will still be subject to Standard Operating […]
