CAN YOU PLEASE TELL MEE TO CRACK CLAT EXAM HOW TO MAKE STATERGY IN EXAM..LIKE 1ST WE SHOULD GO FOR GK,ENG,MATH OR LEGAL RESONING …PLEASE SUGGEST THE RIGHT WAY TO SAVE TIME AND GET MORE MARKS..
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paradisecity29 Apr 2011, 15:57
Now, posts like this normally don’t attract response, for a good reason. Do consider what I’m saying, seriously.
1. When you type in capital letters only, online, it’s like you’re shouting at people. Most regular users of forums find it offensive, so just type normally. People will read it even if it is not in capital letters, so there’s no need to do this. Do keep it in mind.
2. Since CLAT contains a strong grammar section, and your post above displays grammar that is not good, you need to work hard on that. You will find that getting through a National Law School with bad language skills is difficult, and getting through the CLAT itself, more so. Your profile shows that you are from place, which will certainly have language classes somewhere, but if you have access to a computer you can visit websites like http://www.tolearnenglish.com/ which are really useful. I strongly recommend you work hard on this.
3. The correct strategy to crack the CLAT depends on your individual strengths. First go for the areas you’re strongest in, and where you are likely to get the most marks. Next, work on your weaker areas, so that you make sure you get the marks for answers you know. So, if you’re good at Math, crack the Math section and then move on, so you’ll be sure that even if you run out of time, your highest scoring subjects will have been covered. There’s no common rule or strategy that applies to everyone.
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Now, posts like this normally don’t attract response, for a good reason. Do consider what I’m saying, seriously.
1. When you type in capital letters only, online, it’s like you’re shouting at people. Most regular users of forums find it offensive, so just type normally. People will read it even if it is not in capital letters, so there’s no need to do this. Do keep it in mind.
2. Since CLAT contains a strong grammar section, and your post above displays grammar that is not good, you need to work hard on that. You will find that getting through a National Law School with bad language skills is difficult, and getting through the CLAT itself, more so. Your profile shows that you are from place, which will certainly have language classes somewhere, but if you have access to a computer you can visit websites like http://www.tolearnenglish.com/ which are really useful. I strongly recommend you work hard on this.
3. The correct strategy to crack the CLAT depends on your individual strengths. First go for the areas you’re strongest in, and where you are likely to get the most marks. Next, work on your weaker areas, so that you make sure you get the marks for answers you know. So, if you’re good at Math, crack the Math section and then move on, so you’ll be sure that even if you run out of time, your highest scoring subjects will have been covered. There’s no common rule or strategy that applies to everyone.