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Also,you gave CLAT ages ago when what?1000 people gave clat ? Multiply it by almost 100 and that's the no. of people giving clat now. In the same 0.25 marks stands atleast 50 people. And moreover making the paper so easy that anyone with elementary level of English can do it like a breeze,that is adding up to the misery.
You gave CLAT ages ago and things have changed by a huge margin now.The same way I don't have an opinion on the changed syllabus of my nephew's 3rd grade exams,you should also keep it down. The hubris portrayed here is formidable.
CLAT has always been a test to filter for English speaking children with good time management skills and a quick mind - that is the most charitable way of putting it. Ages ago, I cracked CLAT simply because I figured out the time management part of it.
If your batchmates cracked it with just 15-20 days of prep and you required much more, it may perhaps be a comment on you. CLAT, in the worst of cases, doesnβt need more than 1.5 months of a few hours of prep assuming the test taker is moderately aware about the world due to which the GK section isnβt an issue for them.