Hello,

CLAT is conducted for admission of integrated law courses such as BA-LLB. BCom-LLB, BBA-LLB etc, its eligibility criteria is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream securing 45% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, now coming to your question there is no such restrictions of belonging to specific stream in order to appear for CLAT, however if you're aiming for BA-LLB then having humanities at 10+2 level will be more aligned with your course of higher studies, and if you're aiming for BCom-LLB /BBA-LLB then having commerce at 10+2 level would be more aligned with higher studies. the core difference in the integrated law courses is the amalgamation of law with the specific discipline such as arts in BALLB, commerce in BCom-LLB, management studies in BBA-LLB etc, other than this if you're more inclined to work in corporate sector then in terms of curriculum BCom-LLB, BBA-LLB is more suited, other than this the job opportunities remain same for every law graduates.

to brief you about CLAT, it's conducted for two hours in offline mode in English having 150 MCQs from sections such as

• English Language
• Current Affairs, including General Knowledge
• Legal Reasoning
• Logical Reasoning
• Quantitative Techniques

for each correct answer one mark will be awarded, and in case of each incorrect attempt 0.25 mark will be deduced,

CLAT scores are accepted by many top law universities like NLUs, and other reputed private and government colleges, visit our page at https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat to know more details regarding this,

Hi

You can take any of the three streams i. e science, commerce or Arts.

This is because,

To be eligible for CLAT there's no stream barrier .

For your reference,

CLAT  eligibility criteria for 5-year integrated llb  is given below :-

------) You need to have 12th qualification in any stream. Those appearing for 12th board examination are also provisionally eligible.

------) You must  pass your 12th board exam with at least 45% marks while SC and ST category students need only 40% marks.

------) There is no age limit for CLAT

For more and detailed information you can visit our page the link for the same is given below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

Anyway,

Through CLAT admission in 5 year llb i. e bsc llb, bcom llb & ba llb etc is provided

So, in 11 & 12th  you should

• Choose science stream if you want to do bsc llb
• Commerce if bcom llb
• Arts if want to do ba llb

Follow the below tips to prepare well for your clat examination:-

---------------------------------) Go well through your  CLAT syllabus , don't leave any part just because you find it difficult or boring or you don't like it.You can get clat syllabus at https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

There are 5 subjects in your clat

• english language

• quantitative techniques

• Legal Reasoning

• current affairs including gk

• Logical Reasoning

>>>>>>>>> Understand the CLAT Examination pattern so that you can prepare accordingly.

For detailed examination pattern checkout:- https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-exam-pattern

------------------------------------) Top books which you can follow for CLAT are listed below subject wise

>>>>> GK & CURRENT AFFAIRS

*Manorama Year Book

*General Knowledge by Arihant Publications

*Current Affairs Yearly by Arihant Publications

>>>>> LOGICAL REASONING

*A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by RS Aggarwal

>>>>> LEGAL REASONING

*Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by Pearson

*Objective Legal Aptitude by Rs Agarwal

>>>>> QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

*Fast Track Objective Arithmetic, Arihant Publications

*Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by Pearson's

>>>>> ENGLISH

*Objective General English by R S Aggarwal

*Word Power Made Easy by Norman

For detailed information about books for CLAT go through

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat/amp

------------------------------------) A major part  of your Clat  question paper are from the gk and current affairs section , so focus more on them, read news papers like The Hindu, Financial Express, and The Economist on daily  basis to keep you updated

------------------------------------) Make a routine or a time table and religiously follow it ,  take short breaks in between your studies, studying continuously can be brain tiring and it becomes difficult to focus and study with concentration, so take breaks to relax and refresh your brain.

------------------------------------)  Plan your studies, and set daily, weekly and monthly goals to cover the syllabus and meet them without any fail.

------------------------------------) Revise at regular intervals as syllabus is wide .

------------------------------------) Solve previous year CLAT questions :-it will let you know the examination pattern, type and difficulty level of questions asked in the exam etc

------------------------------------) Once done with complete syllabus, go through CLAT  mock test papers , it will let you know your preparation level and and weak areas so that you can work on them and perform well in your CLAT examination

For more preparation tips go through

https://law.careers360.com/tags/clat-preparation-tips

Regards

ADITYA KUMAR