The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) stands as the primary gateway to India's most prestigious National Law Universities. Among its five sections, Legal Reasoning often proves to be the most challenging yet decisive factor for aspirants. Understanding this section's nuances and avoiding common pitfalls can significantly boost their chances of securing admission to top-tier institutions like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad, NLU Bhopal, etc.
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Dr. Prachi Tyagi, Assistant General Manager, Academics at T.I.M.E., shares key strategies for CLAT 2026 aspirants, focusing on effective time management, smart study plans, and techniques to manage exam stress for optimal performance.
UNDERSTANDING THE LEGAL REASONING SECTION
The Legal Reasoning section in CLAT 2024 comprises 28–32 questions worth 120–128 marks, maki
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