I read a quote once “The best time to plant a tree was twenty years go, the next best time is now.” Even though I have heard some people claim that they were able to enter a top law school by studying only for a month, and assuming nothing is impossible, it is better to put in as much hard work as possible for your satisfaction.

However, some start preparing for entrance examinations to engineering and medical colleges even before standard 10, it is enough to start preparing for CLAT after your 10 board examinations.

A holistic preparation of CLAT demands a regular routine focusing equally on all subjects. Continuous practice will help you to manage your time more efficiently. General Knowledge questions and vocabulary as well as legal aptitude questions needs memorizing and continuous revision, so more time needs to be devoted to them.

Managing time is a very important factor in the examination hall as being able to solve all questions will certainly give an edge over the others. A minimum of 40 mock tests are required to be fully prepared for the examination.

Remember Rome was not built in a day, so the more time you devote the better will be your preparation. ALL the best