What Toppers Has to Say About cracking CLAT - Law Prep Tutorial, Lucknow

 

 Coaching For CLAT in Lucknow - Law Prep Tutorial, Lucknow


CLAT 2019 Topper - AIR 1, Saumya Singh, who was the AILET 2019 Topper, scored 177.25 out of 200. Saumya gives the following tips to the candidates:

Be consistent in your studies
Take time to study the subjects that suit your strengths and weaknesses, but do not lose sight of any subject.
Make your own notes and revise them regularly
Overcome your weaknesses and review the subjects that are your strengths on a regular basis
Take as many practise tests as possible



CLAT 2019 Topper - AIR 2, Harsh Tomar secured 176.75 marks out of 200. Some of Harsh's preparation tips include:

Prepare and complete a study plan each day.
Focus equally on accuracy and speed; set a timer and try to solve the math and logic questions within a time limit.
Read at least two English newspapers daily
Work harder on your weak subjects
The key to success is to repeat what you have learned
Attempt about 50 practise tests at CLAT and analyse them carefully.



CLAT 2018 Topper - AIR 1, Aman Garg, who scored 159 out of 200, shared that candidates appearing for the exam this year need to pay attention to the following things: 

Do not take CLAT for granted. Each year, the competition increases tremendously. 
Start your CLAT preparation as early as possible to have an early bird advantage.
Keep your study sources, GK sources and handouts as varied as possible.
Take as many practise tests as possible and from as many different institutions as possible
Analyse your mock exams and work on your weaknesses



CLAT 2018 Topper - AIR 6, Shikhar Aggarwal scored 148 out of 200. On the preparation strategy for CLAT 2020, he said that candidates need to do the following: 

Be calm, be focused
Do not let a bad mock exam demoralise you
Do not be intimidated by what others are doing at the exam centre. What matters is the performance on the day of the exam and the effort behind it.
In addition, candidates can consult the important preparation materials - Arihant's annual CLAT books, Universal's Guide to CLAT, to improve their scores.



CLAT 2017 Topper - AIR 3, Radhika Sarda scored 148.5 marks out of 200. For the CLAT exam aspirants, she shared that candidates should not devour books but rather focus on understanding the concepts from the syllabus of each subject. She added that the candidates can take the help of preparation material like Competition in Focus (CIF) and Pratiyogita Darpan for GK, GK Today (website), Affairs Cloud (website) etc.The CLAT 2017 Topper - AIR 4, Sumit Kumar Gupta informed that the candidates need to do the following: 

Stick to the schedule and stretch themselves to cover a wide range of topics
Solve many practise tests and work on their weaknesses to improve speed and accuracy 
He added that the preparation material including Current Affairs from The Hindu (newspaper), Qualitative English from S Chand Publication, Quantitative Mathematics from RS Aggarwal helped him a lot and he could score 147.7 out of 200.



 

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