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CLAT or Common law Admission Test is an all India National level entrance exam opening doors for the aspirants in 22 National Law Universities (NLU). Last year, there were more than 60,000 aspirants appeared for the exam and more are expected this year. So without having the guidance of CLAT Coaching in Noida, the exam would just remain a dream.

And the number of aspirants is likely to increase next year. So without an experience CLAT Coaching, the exam would just remain your dream. If you are eyeing on the next year’s exam and worried about the all the latest information then this blog of the leading CLAT Coaching in Noida fetches all the latest information regarding the much-anticipated entrance exam and CLAT Coaching so stay tuned.

The candidates seeking admission to law courses offered NLU and participating Institutes need to fill the application form using the correct and verifiable data. Please note the details entered by the students can be verified at the time of the documentation process. Any candidate found entering misleading information will be disqualified by the authority.

Steps to fill CLAT 2021 Application form

1. The initial step involves registration by entering the name, email id, and mobile number.

1. Next comes up the relevant sections wherein candidates have to enter application form including personal, academic, and contact details.

1. Upload the scanned copies of passport size photograph, signature, and other related documents within the specification mentioned over there.

1. At last, candidates have to the application fee in online mode i.e. using debit/credit cards. 

CLAT 2021 Application Fee

CLAT 2021 Exam Pattern

As a responsible and reliable CLAT Coaching in Noida, we provide you exam pattern and syllabus which are expected to remain the same. However, if it changes then we will update you soon.

The following points show you that highlight of the CLAT Exam Pattern:

1. The exam offering admissions to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

2. The exam will be a Pen-Paper Based Test (PBT)

3. There would be a total of 150 objective types of questions.

4. The postgraduate paper will have two types of questions - Objective (100 Questions) and Subjective (2 Questions)

5. Subjective type of Questions in the Postgraduate paper will each carry 25 marks.

Syllabus for Undergraduate programs

1. English Language Comprehension- This section will test the student's command over the English Language. Topics asked in this section include unseen passages, grammatical problems, and other related problems.

2. Current Affairs and General Knowledge- In this section, questions are based on current affairs, general knowledge, awards, and recognition. Through these sets of questions, General Knowledge and awareness of the students will be tested.

3. Legal Aptitude- In this section questions will be asked based on the study of law, research aptitude, and problem-solving ability.

4. Logical Reasoning- The purpose of the logical reasoning section to test aspirants' ability to identify patterns, logical links, and rectify illogical arguments.

Syllabus for Postgraduate program

1. Constitutional law

2. Other major law subjects as a contract, Criminal Law International law, and Jurisprudence

General Tips to Ace CLAT 2021

1. Be an Early Bird and learn new words everyday-  It is always recommended to start the preparation as quickly as you can as this will help you to an upper hand over the aspirants. And for the English and comprehensive section, one needs to add new words to its vocabulary. If you this section for granted then this can be the reason for deduction in overall percentile.

1. Don't hurry into things-  The comprehension requires a lot of reading and patience. It requires daily practice. It is advised to read the passage at least twice before jumping to the questions. The key here is to break the sentence and try to attain its meaning. As per the new examination pattern, there would more questions in this section.

1. Extensive Reading- To ace law exams, it is required to read each and everything possible be it blogs, editorials, newspapers, magazines. Experts suggest reading newspapers like The Hindu, Times of India, etc. daily. 

1. General Knowledge and Current affairs- To the ace this section you must have strong knowledge of important sports and al the latest happenings in India and abroad. To gain quick tips and tricks for this section it is better to get mentored by Law Coaching. 

1. Reasoning and Logical Deduction- This section will have a total of 30 questions and will test your reasoning and deduction skills. There would be options for every question just makes sure you are confident before making any choice as there would be negative marking as well in the exam.