clat preparation
Rahul Sharma Clat Possible Mentor & MBA Product head An engineer, and an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad, with a flair for academics and aptitude, he has mentored 5000+ students over 10 years for exams like CAT, IPM, and CLAT. He motivates his students by writing CAT every year and was a CAT 100%iler in 2016 […]
This time of the year has always been most tense when two giant exams clash and we do not want you to be collateral damage. The two giants are your boards and the competitive exam you have to undertake to get into college. Needless to say that both are extremely important and have to be […]
The field of higher education is no longer what it used to be a decade ago. There are more than just two supposedly lucrative career options to pursue. The career in law has regained its glory with the advent of industry and corporate lifestyle in India along with the traditional highlights of a practice of […]
Almost all of us have written a test at some point in our lives. However, an aptitude test examines a candidate quite differently than the average school test. Aptitude tests are used by colleges to grant admission, by corporates to grant jobs and in general to test a candidate’s efficiency at problem-solving, prioritization, and numerical […]
Are you a science student in search of a rewarding career path? Are you a person: who did really well in Class X and enrolled in the scientific stream as a natural choice? Because the majority of your friends in a comparable percentage range chose science, you followed suit. ‘Why science?’ was probably not a […]
The GK and Current Affairs Section is the most important one in most of the law entrance exams including CLAT and AILET. It carries significant weightage in Exams specified before, constituting 40 and 35 questions in CLAT and Respectively. Getting 30+ in Current Affairs is the difference between a middle tier NLU and one of […]
Yes, you heard/read me right, it is a hoax. A hoax means “a plan to deceive someone, such as telling the police there is a bomb somewhere when there is not one, or a trick:” as per Cambridge Dictionary, and “an act intended to trick or dupe : IMPOSTURE” as per Merriam – Webster. So let me tell you why such articles that emit global gas on paper, and […]
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: […]