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1. CLATUG & PG Common Law Admission Test Presentedby: CompetitionGurukul

2. CLAT Entrance Examination • Competition Gurukul Provides the best Coaching for the CLAT Entrance Examination for the under Graduate Course in the Education Technology. We provide the best Coaching through the well Qualified and Specialized Faculty for CLAT Entrance Exams. • Our main focus is on concept Clearing with tricky approach to get Success in the Entrance Exams with the little efforts of the candidates & Maximum efforts of our faculty.

3. CUET UG ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA • Educational Qualification and Qualifying Marks • As per CLAT exam eligibility, applicants must have a minimum of 45% aggregate in Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognized board or institution. However, the minimum percentage required for SC/ST candidates is 40%. • Candidates appearing in the qualifying exam are also eligible to appear in CLAT. However, such candidates must produce the certificate of qualifying examination at the time of admission failing which their admission will be cancelled. Age Limit There is no specified CLAT age limit for appearing in UG CLAT and for pursuing LLB course in national law universities. • Educational Qualification and Minimum Marks • To be eligible for CLAT PG, the candidate must have obtained a minimum percentage of 50% in LLB (5-year or 3-year LLB) or equivalent degree from a university recognized by the Bar Council of India. • However, the minimum percentage required for SC/ST candidates is 45%. • Candidates appearing in the final year of LLB graduation are also eligible for CLAT LLM. Such candidates will be required to submit the qualification certificate at the time of admission. • Age Limit • There is no upper age limit for appearing in CLAT for LLM Programme.

4. CLAT EXAM PATTERN CLAT SYLLABUS - SECTION-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF QUESTIONS

5. CLAT EXAM SYLLABUS • English language • Candidates will have to answer comprehension passage-based questions drawn from fiction and non-fiction writings and test the ability to draw conclusions and identify the candidate’s strength relating to the meaning of words and phrases. • Aspirants must note the following aspects of the English language section: • Passages of about 450 words will be provided • Passages will be derived from contemporary or historically important fiction and nonfiction writing • Each passage will be followed by questions to evaluate the following skills and abilities of candidates related to the passage: • Comprehension and language skills • Ability to comprehend the main point, arguments and viewpoints • Ability to draw inferences and conclusions • Ability to summaries the passage • Compare and contrast the different arguments or viewpoints • Understand the meaning of different phrases and words • General Knowledge • Candidates will have to answer comprehension passage-based questions drawn from fiction and non-fiction writings and test the ability to draw conclusions and identify the candidate’s strength relating to the meaning of words and phrases. • Aspirants must note the following aspects of the English language section: • Passages of about 450 words will be provided • Passages will be derived from contemporary or historically important fiction and nonfiction writing • Each passage will be followed by questions to evaluate the following skills and abilities of candidates related to the passage:

6. Comprehension and language skills • Ability to comprehend the main point, arguments and viewpoints • Ability to draw inferences and conclusions • Ability to summaries the passage • Compare and contrast the different arguments or viewpoints • Understand the meaning of different phrases and words • Legal Reasoning • Candidates should expect questions based on factual situations and scenarios which involve legal matters and public policy. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the bare acts of the Indian Constitution and refer to various newspapers and websites for information about legal matters. • For legal reasoning, aspirants must note the following: • Passages of about 450 words will be provided • Passages pertaining to “fact situations or scenarios” involving legal matters, public policy questions or moral philosophical enquiries may be asked • Questions on the passage may require candidates to : • Identify and infer the rules and principles • Apply such rules and principles to various fact situations • Understand how changes to the principles may alter their application to various fact situations

7. Logical Reasoning • Passages will be based on puzzles, diagrams, arguments, and more. The section will aim to assess the candidate’s ability to understand premises and draw conclusions, analyze patterns of reasoning and apply new inferences across situations. Candidates can expect passage related question of around 300 words. • Questions related to the passage will require candidates to: • Identify an argument, its premises and conclusions • Critically analyze patterns of reasoning, and assess how conclusions may depend on particular premises or evidence • Infer what follows from the passage and apply these inferences to new situations Quantitative Techniques The section aims to test the candidate on various facts and propositions, textual, pictorial, and diagrammatic representation of numerical data, and more. In addition, it is necessary to study ratios and proportions, introductory algebra, and menstruation in this area.

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