Hi Suhail,

Yes, you are eligible to appear for CLAT even while studying in class 12. Go through the link below to know the prepration tips. Also, remember to begin with the prepration early.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-preparation-section-wise-tips-from-experts

Hi Suhail,

Yes, you can write the CLAT examination after your 12th. You can also apply for it while studying in 12th.

Now regarding the preparation, there are certain points you will have to look at.

They are:

1. The subjects

2. The pattern

3. Total marks

Now, the subjects involved in this exam are 5, they are

1. Legal Aptiude- 50 marks

2. General Awareness - 50 marks

3. Logical Reasoning- 40 marks

4. English- 40 marks

5. Elementary Mathematics- 20 marks

Total- 200 marks

Before you start your preparation, you will have understand the topics under each subject and also how you should prepare each topic.

All these subjects are quite new for a 12th pass out student, so you can look at some useful strategy videos on Youtube that will help you plan your preparation.

There are certain videos: I am providing the link that will help you understand the subjects and how to prepare them after your 12th.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWfVQAn_ZKc
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oSlLR4Bc7A&t=17s
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13oU6cMmFME

The links above are some strategy videos that will help you prepare for CLAT 2019 as well as CLAT 2020.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2M_297-ij0&t=878s
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG5i4ZmoN5E

The above links will help you understand about the preparation tips for CLAT 2019 & 2020.

See these videos and you will get an idea about the exam, and if there are any doubts still, please post your question, it will be answered.

Hello Suhail,

Yes you can apply for your CLAT examination after 10+2 that is after your 12th exams. After which you would be doing a 5 year law course (BLS-LLB). if you belong to the general/OBC/SAP or any other unreserved category you must have minimum score of 45% and if you belong to SC/ST category you ust have minimum 40%. Its a total 200 marks question paper giving you +1 for correct answer and -0.25 for wrong answer.  There are 5 main subjects for same are:

1)English (40 questions)

2)G.K and current Affairs (50 questions)

3)Mathematics (20 questions)

4)Legal Aptitude (50 questions)

5)Logical Reasoning. (40 questions)

The books for all the fve subjects are available easily and you can solve past year question papers. For further queries please visit the careers360 website.