can I pursue clat just after I completed my 12th commerce

Hello,

Eligibility for CLAT is passed 10+2 from a recognized board with 45%, aggregate, in case of SC/ST there's relaxation of 5%. Candidates from any stream whether arts,science or commerce are eligible for this.

CLAT UG will be conducted for a duration of two hours with 150 objective type questions, each carrying one mark, while 0.25 marks shall be deducted for every wrong answer. It will be comprehension based exam and questions from each subject will be set in similar manner.

The entrance test consists of five subjects;

ENGLISH which includes topics such as-

comprehension passages
grammar
word meanings
incorrect/correct sentences
fill in the blanks with appropriate words

MATHEMATICS which includes topics such as-

algebra
profit and loss
time and work
average, speed and distance
permutation-combination and venn diagrams
numerical ability
any topic covered in Xth class/standard

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND CURRENT AFFAIRS which includes topics such as-

static general knowledge
current affairs of national and international importance

LEGAL APTITUDE which includes topics such as-

study of law
research aptitude
problem solving ability
questions based on hypothetical situations

LOGICAL REASONING which includes logical and analytical reasoning skills .


Application form for CLAT has been extended till 25th April,while exam will be conducted on 24th May.

For more details regarding this, visit official website of CLAT at https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/

Hii Ajay,

Common Law Admission Test ( CLAT )  is not a degree but an entrance test conducted for admissions to premier Law Schools in India. Being a commerce student you surely can appear for the test.

CLAT has 5 sections English including Comprehension. General Knowledge and current Affairs. Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability) Legal Aptitude. Logical Reasoning. You'll just have to revise your maths basics from class 6-10th and you are done for the Quants section

For verbal you can read normal Lewis's Word power made easy. For legal aptitude  there is A.P bhadwaj's book.

Reading a newspaper daily will help you with the GK section and the verbal section. For static GK you can download pdfs available online. You'll have to appear for a lot of mocks too, this'll help you build a speed and boost your confidence. You can appear for mocks and then ascertain if you need a coaching or not.

Please visit the link for more information- https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

You can reach out to us for more information regarding admissions entrance tests etc.

Hope it helps.

Thanks.