Notes from the Bench Ready faculty on boarding-school entrances, CLAT, CUET, mock-test strategy and the wider world of competitive exams in India.
Current Affairs is tied for the highest weightage in CLAT, and you cannot reason your way to an answer you never read about. Six recurring buckets, three passes, five weeks.
Read moreNot about cramming new material. Nine weeks to 6 December, each with one clear focus - from the Week 1 diagnostic mock to the Week 9 taper, with key dates and section weightage.
Read moreDelhi University. For a certain kind of Indian family, those two words carry a weight all of their own - and CUET is now the only door in. What the cutoffs really mean, and how to plan around them.
Read moreCLAT preparation is a demanding academic task that opens the door to India's National Law Universities - but the reading speed, reasoning and composure it builds outlast the exam itself.
Read moreMock tests are often treated as practice runs. They are in fact one of the most effective diagnostic tools an aspirant has - if you read them correctly.
Read moreThe Common Law Admission Test is the entrance to India's National Law Universities. The habits it demands map directly onto what the first years of a legal career ask for.
Read moreTechnology, regulation, globalisation and changing teaching methods are reshaping how law is taught in India. Here is what aspirants should know before they choose a path.
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