Hy siddhant !!

Clat is conducted every year in the month of May, that is after the completion of your 12th boards. If you want to start your preparation from 12th standard only, it is no doubt a good thing to do but you have a keep in mind that you focus on your 12th boards also and this should be your priority. Now the first you have to do is to start reading newspaper as it will cover the current gk part which can't be covered in a month or 2 , you need to read newspaper daily for this. Newspaper i would recommend should be in English so that your vocabulary will also become strong. This is the basic thing which you have to do on a daily basis. Next you can devote a hour to static gk and your weekends to legal and logical reasoning. Doing this for an entire will be sufficient. After that if you want you can do a crash course in CLAT in which you will be taught the whole syllabus again and this will add up to your preparation as a revision  course. Do practice mock test every week as this is very important.

Hope it helps!

You can ask for any further query you have

Good luck!!

Hii sidhant



Clat is an examination for admissions to the top notch colleges/Universities offering law . While you are in class 12th you can enroll yourself in coaching for the same . Where classes are held on weekends and won't burden your boards studies . You can balance your Schedule between preparing for clat and your boards. You can start by completing your legal studies for the examination and so on.

You can reach out to us for more information about anything related to admissions process, entrance test syllabus, important dates etc.

Hope it helps

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Dear student I tell you  CLAT Preparation Tips



CLAT preparation Tip1  Understand the syllabus distribution. ...



CLAT preparation Tip2  Focus on Legal Aptitude. ...



CLAT preparation Tip3  GK/Current Affairs Syllabus. ...



CLAT preparation Tip4  Writing Mock Tests. ...



CLAT preparation Tip5  Question Selection. ...



CLAT preparation Tip6  Do not neglect English.

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