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Long story short- I just gave le mocks and sectionals for legal from telegram and analysed them in great detail, I used to mark out my mistakes and draw out certain generalisations or specifics (you may call these tips to ace the section) and used to keep referring to them alongside my mistakes periodically.
I went on from scoring 25ish/40 (in the beginning when mocks used to be of 150 marks) to 29.75/31 (30 correct, 1 wrong) in the actual clat paper.
People say do this book/do those lectures/read those set of notes, but trust me kid, nothing of that is gonna help you, I’ve been a part of the preparation journey and if I can do it despite being a science student, there’s nothing that’s stopping you from getting a full score in legal reasoning.
Make sure you do the question paper of 2023, that’s pretty much the kind of paper you should be looking for. Please go by the official (final) answer key by the consortium and not the one released by coaching institutions- they’re trash af, if you don’t believe me, just watch the paper discussion of clat 2023 on any coaching’s youtube channel and figure out yourself how many questions have they marked incorrectly even at times when the questions carry obvious answers.
Also, id suggest you to STICK to le mocks ONLY, please please please don’t let your preparation get affected by the legal section of one of the most famous coachings this country has got to offer.
Just keep practising passages, read exhaustively and you’ll be done mate, all the best!
Just give le mocks from telegram, analyse them rigorously and pick up any monthly compendium and stick to it, you’ll be good to go
But hey who am I to say? The last time I gave CLAT was in 2022
Read MP Jain's Indian Constitutional Law, you will be sitting in NLS next year.
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