Hello Aspirant,

CLAT syllabus for undergraduate entrance test includes topics like general knowledge & current affairs, English, legal aptitude and logical reasoning.

There is no any particular topics, You can prepare Logical and Analytical reasoning skills. You can check the complete CLAT syllabus to go through with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Good Luck!

Hey aspirant, hope you are doing well!

Logical reasoning can be the most tricky part for any entrance exam as it involves presence of mind & high level thinking on the spot. The only way to master any skill or  anything is just PRACTICE. Give n number of mocks for the enhancement of your level. Review your mistakes. Don't just leave a question solved by your teacher or anyone , try it on your own. Practice is the key for gaining accuracy. Start from practicing the simple questions of important topics. Don't just directly jump on the tough ones. Carefully read the questions and then attempt them. Try to convert the questions into charts, daigrams etc. It will make a tricky question seem really easy as it will make it more interesting. Use elimination method on the answers if you can. It will help you focus on fewer options. Don't stuck to one question if you are unable to attempt it , move on to next and after you a little hold on the topic go back to that question again. After doing simple ones , move to the advance level questions which actually come in entrance exams.

Hope it helps! All the best for your future endeavours!

Hey aspirant, hope you are doing well!

Logical reasoning can be the most tricky part for any entrance exam as it involves presence of mind & high level thinking on the spot. The only way to master any skill or  anything is just PRACTICE. Give n number of mocks for the enhancement of your level. Review your mistakes. Don't just leave a question solved by your teacher or anyone , try it on your own. Practice is the key for gaining accuracy. Start from practicing the simple questions of important topics. Don't just directly jump on the tough ones. Carefully read the questions and then attempt them. Try to convert the questions into charts, daigrams etc. It will make a tricky question seem really easy as it will make it more interesting. Use elimination method on the answers if you can. It will help you focus on fewer options. Don't stuck to one question if you are unable to attempt it , move on to next and after you a little hold on the topic go back to that question again. After doing simple ones , move to the advance level questions which actually come in entrance exams.

Hope it helps! All the best for your future endeavours!

• A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by RS Agarwal
• Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey
• Quantitative Aptitude e Book by RS Agarwal
• 501 Challenging Logical Reasoning Practise Book

hi,

for general knowledge I suggest you to read bankers adda and any good gk book of banking exam, also you may brush up your knowledge of science subjects of 10th course for static gk problems. see only two or three week preparation you can not crack any exam with good score and ranking, since covid 19 many of the exams is delayed and it left quite a good time for preparation. I suggest you to follow iim ipmat exam books which has good number of questions,

IIM IPMAT Preparation Guide by Stalwart Career Institute

also you may follow disha experts books on quantitative, reasoning test.

Dear Student,

ICFAI Business School Aptitude Test (IBSAT) is an online based examination of 2 hours duration carrying 140 multiple choice questions divided into 4 sections. There is no negative marking in this exam. There is no inclusion of logical reasoning section in the paper. For more information related to IBSAT - Click Here

Hope this information is helpful.
Have a great day!

• The MAH CET 2020 includes logical reasoning for 75 marks, abstract reasoning for 25 marks,  quantitative aptitude for 50 marks, verbal ability and reading comprehension for 50 marks and will make up a total of 200 marks.