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This article isn’t about motivating anyone. I really don’t feel like I am a motivator. Neither am I a
motivational speaker (well, I hate that job-title).

Nor is this article going to be about the career options that are available after Law and why you should appear for CLAT.

You may choose up to be a corporate lawyer, a journalist, work for an NGO or do something else.

Irrespective of the life choice you make, the one thing that is common to the aforementioned choices, is the fact that you’ve to work hard. Really hard!

And this post is going to be exactly about that. And also about how should one go about their preparation for GK.

The ability to work hard and the skill to take in disappointments and return to the battleground is
the most quintessential thing for your preparation for CLAT Exam.

You may be talented. You may have a photographic memory. You may be the best in your school.

But, if you don’t work hard, you will soon be no one.

Rahul Dravid was one of the greatest players to have played the game of cricket. The reason why Dravid was a great batsmen lay in the fact that he worked on preserving his talent, on honing his skills that would help him make it productive.

On the other hand, Michael Jordan, a highly talented Basketball player, was cut off from his team in the initial years by the coach because he wasn’t putting in much hard work. But, he soon became the hardest working basketball player and the rest is history.

Same is the case with each of us.

No matter who we are, howsoever talented we might be, if we don’t practice enough (working hard = practicing), we are surely going to fail on the match day.

And remember, its not just CLAT that you are aiming for.

Your life has not been reduced to clearing CLAT. It is more than that. And this is the main reason why you should work hard.

Regardless of the fact that whether you get a good college or not, if you have worked hard
towards CLAT Preparation, you will not regret that you could not clear the exam.

And believe me, it is really the effort that counts. You might not be able to make it to a National Law School, but a few years down the line, you will surely benefit from this habit of working hard.

One exam cannot determine your life, but the fact that you can work hard will surely do.

General Knowledge – Aiming for a good score

Remembering the number ‘1’ would help us be better at GK.

Learning from ‘1’ book would help in getting a good score in CLAT.

Going through that ‘1’ book numerous times is the ultimate key, instead of looking at numerous sources.

Reading that ‘1’ newspaper every day and ‘1’ current affairs magazine every month would suffice the preparation.

But how exactly would anyone remember so many things at once?

Well, you’re not supposed to remember everything… because no sane person can remember each and every word of Pearson [or Lucent], even in a lifetime.

So, how would one do it?

• Firstly, GK, as a subject for an objective paper is majorly about good guessing that involves
logical thinking. Logical guessing and not random guessing is the key. And, this logical guessing
comes only having an overview of all the topics. Thus, finishing the entire book once is a must.
The second ideal step is to attempt objective questions from that topic. Your rank is inversely
proportional to the number of questions you attempt. Thus attempt as many questions as possible.

• Secondly, you can only remember if you revise the parts again and again. Like Dravid, one has to
work on honing the skills that one has acquired.

• Thirdly, connect the two parts of GK. Never read the two in isolation. Also, a general trend of the
exam setters has been to involve those static GK questions in the exam, which are in a way
related to the current affairs. So, it is of utmost importance to connect the two threads. Generally
also, connect the previously read stuff to the present readings. For instance, if you read about a
particular state, try thinking about the capital of the state, the CM of the state. Think of the new
schemes that started in the state. Think of the major events that happened in that state. Just
connect the things. Make Mind Maps [Courtesy- Sherlock’s Mind Castle]

• Fourthly, do all the previous year questions to get a brief idea of the questions that are asked and
study in the same fashion and think from the perspective of an exam-setter.

• Fifthly, in this age of technology, using technology to our advantage is the key to success.Staying
curious would solve major GK Problems.Google the concept/word that you don’t understand. Or
try reading more about the event that you read about in the newspaper. Also, another constructive
use of technology can be to use your mobile phone to record yourself, while doing GK and
listening to it in your free time or while you’re commuting [Courtesy:- Dexter’s Laboratory Omelette du Fromage].

• In addition to the LawPrep Tutorials modules, the following  CLAT Preparation books are necessary:-
Books – Either Lucent or Pearson [Both are equally good]
Magazines- News and Events [Very handy for revision]
Websites- Either GK Today or Jagran Josh [Both are equally good]
Newspapers- Either Hindu or The Indian Express [Notwithstanding what people say, Hindu is not
the only newspaper as you don’t have to appear for Civils]

Also Read : Best Books for CLAT 2022

Most importantly, just follow ‘1’ source of information and revise that many times, instead of
learning from 10 sources and not finishing even 1 of them.

Remember, poor scores in a mock doesn’t show that you can’t do it, rather it reflects that you didn’t practice much. And if you did, but still did not get the desired result, you won’t have anything to regret for.

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CLAT 2022 or Common Law Admission Test is a gateway to entering Top NLUs or even some leading educational institutes that also grant admission through CLAT 2022. Preparation for CLAT 2022 without coaching is definitely a tricky task but not impossible if you have a proper plan and strategy.

Here are some tips that will help you prepare for the CLAT exam at home.

Start Your Preparation Early

• Starting your preparation early is the best plan that you must not ignore.

• You must make sure to start your preparation early, at least 6 months in advance, so that you will have sufficient time for your preparation as well as revision.

• With enough time at hand, you will be able to cover all the topics as per the syllabus and practice mock tests.

Join Online Coaching

• During this pandemic, opting for online coaching is the best solution.

• With the help of online coaching, you can understand all the fundamentals that will help you score good marks in the exam.

• You can watch our free CLAT Online Coaching demo class to understand how our experts will help you understand the concepts easily.

• Also, our subject matter experts will provide you with guidance throughout your preparation.

Make a Study Plan

• To crack the CLAT exam, making the best study plan is most important.

• Make sure you prepare a CLAT Study Plan that includes all the topics as per the syllabus and make sure to study each subject as per the schedule.

• If you are already well versed with any topic then give less time to that topic. Instead, allot more time for the topic you are weak.

• If you are comfortable studying at night, you should distribute more study hours for the nighttime.

Know Syllabus

• Going through the CLAT Syllabus and exam pattern is a must.

• As well know, the questions asked in the exam are now comprehension-based. So, being aware of the syllabus and pattern make it easier to pay additional attention to topics that carry more weight.

• Make sure you are aware of the complete syllabus before making a study plan.

Time Management

• Preparing for the CLAT exam at home requires a lot of hard work and time management skills,

• Knowing your strengths and weakness is a must to manage your time for the preparation.

• Also, it is important to take breaks between the studying session as it will help in keeping your mind fresh.

Practice Previous Year Papers

• Practicing previous year's papers is one of the best preparation methods for the CLAT exam.

• With the help of previous papers, you will get an idea about the difficulty level and the type of questions asked in the exam.

• Solving CLAT Question Papers will help improve your time management skills and problem-solving skills.

• Also, you can improve your speed and accuracy.

Attempt Mock Tests

• After completion of studying all the topics as per the syllabus, try to attempt at least 2-3 mocks per week.

• Solving CLAT Mock Tests will help analyze your preparation levels.

• With the detailed analysis report, you can know your errors and work on them.

Revision

• Without revision, it is difficult to remember all the topics that you have studied earlier.

• Maintain a notebook to write key points that you want to revise before one day of the exam.

• During revision, you can brush up on all the concepts that you read.

• Timely revision is very important while preparing for the CLAT entrance exam.

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A career in law is a rewarding experience both in the terms of financial benefits and a sense of personal fulfillment. The complexities and multiple dimensions of our legal system have created hundreds of career options in this field. Staring from lawyers, judges, and paralegals to legal consultants, academics, and civil servants, the role of legal professionals is expanding and evolving in the ever-changing legal system.

In the last several years, the legal profession is experiencing staggering growth which is resulting in a rise in a broad range of legal positions. With a speedy rise in monetary benefits attached to legal jobs and opportunities, it is now one of the most lucrative industries in the job market.

However, to pursue these careers, one has to take up a professional degree in law i.e., LLB/B.A.LL.B/BB.A.LL., etc. LLB courses can be pursued either for 3-year or 5-year integrated by graduates and undergraduates respectively. This article endeavors to provide the scope and procedure to enter into different legal avenues after the completion of your professional graduate degree from a 3-year or 5-year program, in both the public sector as well as private.

Also read: 5 Best Career Options for Law Graduates in India

Public Sector:

1.  Civil Services: Union Public Service Commission examines Civil Services India, which includes Indian Administrative Service, Police Services, Forest Services, etc. This is a great option for law students to opt for government jobs after their LLB.

2.  Public Prosecutor: The state government appoints advocates to represent themselves in criminal matters, these are called Assistant Public prosecutors/Public Prosecutors. To pursue this career option, students have to clear the examination conducted by State public service commission.

3.  Judicial Services: One can opt to become a judge/Magistrate in the lower judiciary after completing their graduation degree. To pursue a career in Judicial services, one has to appear for a judicial service examination conducted by each state separately.

4.  Investigation Agencies: Central investigative agencies such as CBI, FBI, ED, and several state investigative agencies recruit candidates for their legal department through rigorous competitive examination and selection procedures. Candidates who wish to pursue a career in these fields can look for the vacancies on the agencies’ website/official notification and appear for these examinations.

5.  Armed Forces (Judge Advocate General): If a law student wishes to pursue his/her career in the Defense services and wanted to join the armed forces. They can opt for the position of ‘Judge Advocate General’. JAG is the post in the Indian Army held by a major who is the legal and judicial chief of the Army. The main purpose is that a JAG has to assist the presiding offices of the courts in interpreting and applying military laws such as the Army Act, Indian Defense Act, etc.

6.  Public Sector Undertakings: PSU (Public Sector Undertaking) units are owned by the government of India or state or corporations. One can look for careers in PSUs either based on their examination or through the CLAT-PG scores, which it is applicable as eligibility criteria. Some of the well-known undertakings are ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation) and POWERGRID (Power Grid Corporation Of India Limited) etc.

     Also read: Law as a Career option in India

Private Sector:

1.  Corporate Houses and Law Firms: Law firms or Corporate Houses are businesses established by Individuals or multiple legal partners to provide legal services to their clientele. Today, corporate firms are the most sort after job opportunities because of the attractive salary attached to them. One can work with corporate firms right after their graduation and practice the area of their choice such as corporate litigation, Arbitration, Technology, and Media communication, Cyber Laws, etc.

2.  Para-Legal/Legal Support Professional: Paralegals are legal assistant who works with the associates in the firms or corporate houses. Their work primarily involves arranging meetings, preparing materials for trials, and communicating with the clients. An individual can start with this position during their initial period to gain practical legal knowledge.

3.  In-house Counsels/Private Companies: Every Private company has its legal departments and hires in-house counsels to handle their legal disputes. One can join national as well as international agencies as a legal advisor, Associate, legal manager, research fellow, etc.

4.  Legal Academics/Educator: You can work as a full-time professor/lecturer in educational universities and law colleges. To pursue this option, one has to complete their master's degree in law and later on enroll themselves for a Ph.D. in law.

5.  Litigation: After completing the graduation degree, the students become eligible to enroll themselves with the Bar council of their respective states and then appear for the All-India Bar Examination, which is conducted by the All-India Bar Council. After successfully clearing the examination, one can practice in any court in India. The students are open to choose any area of law to start with their practice such as Criminal Law, Civil Law, Matrimonial law, etc. or they can join litigation firms to practical experience in the field of law.

6.  Legal Advisor: Legal advisors/Solicitors is an expert who drafts legal document and advises their clients. One can start their practice, wherein they can solicit their clients and mostly, it doesn’t require the passing of bar council examination, unless you need to appear in the court on behalf of the client.

7.  Banking and Insurance Sector: Banks and Insurance companies have their legal department and appoint law officers by way of an examination. One can apply for these examinations without any legal experience, right after graduation and can be positioned as the administrative officer (Law) or Specialist officer (Law) in private as well as public sector banks such as IBPS, SBI, etc.

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We're having a week in April and as the CLAT inch draws to a close, it's time to pull up your socks. There are a variety of strategies floating around the internet, here are a few things that you must remember before preparing your strategy for the upcoming exam. In this article, we discuss how you can prepare for CLAT in 2 months.

While these are the tips we recommend, remember that only you know where you stand with your preparation. So prioritize your needs and weaknesses accordingly!

1. Attempt as many mocks as you can

While many people often differ on their stance on mocks, we believe it is essential to attempt as many mocks as you can. Create an excel sheet and track your progress in the last few CLAT online mock tests. See which section you are missing. Analyze your score and work on your weaknesses.

2. Working on Your Weakness

Let us assume that you have realized that you are not doing well in CLAT Logical Reasoning. Pick up and solve all the previous few year's logical reasoning papers. Do at least 30-40 questions in a day and see if your scores are increasing or not.

Not seeing immediate progress with only two months left can be stressful but be patient with yourself. Classify logical reasoning questions into types: inference, logical fallacy, paradox and so on.

Find out which of these types is causing you trouble and work on it. It's not too late yet.

3. Modify

It is very important that you revise your notes, especially for GK. It may be true that your mocks make you feel like you are on track and don't need revision. But check your notes on important concepts. You have nothing to lose.

Remake your GK timeline and do the quiz yourself. Go through the quirky concepts of liability and postage rules!

4. Don't Compare

It's easy to get caught up in other people's fake scores. Maybe your best friend got 100+ and you still find yourself stuck at 80+, that's okay. Remember that your marks matter only in the actual exam, so keep practising on your weak areas.

5. Pick up the slack and put in the time

Remember that this is the last stage of your preparation. Don't miss the end goal now. Spend 6-8 hours a day, and choose multiple subjects. Revise, practise, and analyze. Prioritize cleats. Now don't slack off, you're almost at the finish line.

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When it comes to pursuing law as a career option in India as an undergraduate or postgraduate degree, one needs to clear the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). CLAT scores are essential to get admission in national law universities as well as local colleges that offer law degrees to students.

A type of entrance test determines the eligibility of a student to be able to handle the course involved in the degree that allows them to become a certified lawyer of the country, while such entrance examinations require students to be primary Must be best in Mathematics, English. , General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Legal Awareness and Logical Reasoning.

Some say that reading the Best books prepares you for CLAT, where to some extent, they are right but always one book cannot hold so many questions. It is essential to have the internet as the learning source for CLAT preparation.

Read sample test paper

When you browse the internet, you are likely to see many solved CLAT test papers or even CLAT mock exams online, with correct answers at the end. When you follow these question papers and practice them several times, you will get what you can expect on the day of the exam. It helps you to manage your time and gives you answers in no time.

Get help from specialized tutors

Many sectors have made education easier these days. When it comes to getting tutorials, you can always get in touch with tutors who help in digital mentoring and CLAT Syllabus online. This can be in the form of live classes, recorded tutorials and notes that will help you prepare yourself for the upcoming CLAT exams. So some of these tutors charge a monthly fee for CLAT online coaching while some offer the help for free. So, ultimately it is up to you which one to choose.

Join CLAT online coaching

you can join CLAT online coaching for the CLAT exam, You can join Law Prep Tutorial for CLAT online classes, Law Prep Tutorial is the best CLAT coaching in India, Most of the toppers are from Law Prep Tutorial, So you can join online coaching for CLAT exam preparation.

Follow the News

Not many people know that the news that circulates every day contains a lot of information that can help you in your CLAT exams. Whether it is for general knowledge or for legal aptitude, you may have to face such questions which are related to the present situation of our country. When you follow the news, you get to stay updated with tons of information that can help you during your CLAT online mock test.

Read articles online

Be it case studies, personal experiences of students appearing for CLAT or even eBooks, reading them can give you an idea about how to prepare for CLAT online. When you compare yourself to the rest of the people around you and that too for the best, you will find nothing but the best for you. Read as much as you can. Solve riddles, riddles and logic questions. All of this will sharpen your memory which will help you speed up the day of the exam.

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The Common Law Admission Test CLAT is among the top undergraduate entrance exams for Law. It is attempted by students who dream to be part of some of the top law institutes in India, namely the National Law University (NLUs), NALSAR, and others. In 2017, CLAT recorded over 54,000 applicants fighting for just 2342 seats.

With such odds, it is only natural that many students fail to secure a seat for themselves, and as a result, feel clueless and get cold feet.

If you too are (or feel that you will be) one of them, worry not, because no success is complete without failure. Even though the path you were on resulted in a dead-end, there are still many alternate paths that can lead you to success.

So, here are a few options you can consider if you couldn’t clear the CLAT exam.

1. Pursue a 3-Year L.L.B Degree Instead

If you are under the impression that a 5-year degree is the one way to become a Lawyer, then hold on a minute! You can pursue Law after a normal UG degree also, through a 3-year L.L.B degree after completing your graduation. If you are not able to clear CLAT, then you can look at a few degree programs which can form a base for you to pursue law at a later stage.

For example, if you are keen on Law, then a B. A in Political Science can be a great introduction to law studies. The subject will help you understand how government policies are shaped, political systems and rules on which the country operates, as well as how countries operate globally.

Apart from this, you can look at any other degree program that interests you, and then follow it up with an L.L.B after graduation. Degrees such as B.B.A, B.Com, B.A Programme, B. A Psychology and B. English are some of the top choices for students who go this route.

2. Explore Related Professions

A professional program that helps you enter the world of legal studies, company policies and arbitration is Company Secretary (CS). From working as the chief adviser to the board of directors to advising the company on good governance practices, arbitration, negotiation, etc., they handle a gamut of activities. They are the in-house legal experts of the company and hold all knowledge about company law.

And the best part is, you don’t even need a Law degree to be a part of this field. Company Secretary is a professional program for which you need to clear the three stages, Foundation Program, Executive Program, and Professional Program, followed by a 1-year internship. You can pursue this after class 12th alongside any regular degree program, the most popular choice being B.Com.

Thus, while you will not be called a Lawyer, you would still be in a related domain and will get to practice Law. Another plus point of this option is that B. Com courses are Merit-based, thus, you don’t need to prepare for any additional entrance exams.

3. Look At Other Entrance Exams

While the CLAT 2022 exam is conducted for admission to 18 of the coveted National Law Schools, they are not the only renowned law institutions in India. There are other institutes such as O.P Jindal Global Law School, SRM University, Symbiosis International University, Banaras Hindu University, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, etc. that offer good law programs.

The intake students through various other entrance exams such as LSAT (Law School Admission Test), SET (Symbiosis Entrance Test), BLAT (Banaras Hindu University Law Admission test), IPU CET LLB (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test). One of the NLUs, NLU Delhi conducts its separate entrance exam called the AILET, which you can consider too.

Many of these entrance exams are relatively easier than CLAT and their seat intake is also much higher as compared to the institutes under the CLAT exam. Additionally, applying for the LSAT entrance exam will also allow you to apply to foreign universities (note: their application process will be separate).

4. Go the Liberal Arts Way

Unsure about Law but still willing to explore it along with other options? Worry not, the Liberal Arts system of education is here to help you out.

While the traditional Indian education system could not think about combining different subjects into a single degree, the Liberal Arts system is slowly turning the tides by getting students to take an interdisciplinary approach. Unlike the specialization system of most Indian universities, Liberal Arts education allows you to study an array of subjects before choosing the one you wish to major in.

For example, at the Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts, Pune, you can combine Political Science as your major with Law as your minor subject. The course outline is such that it provides you with an understanding of both contemporary politics and concepts related to equality, obligations, rights, etc. It also covers topics related to family law, administrative law, criminal justice administration, etc. to apprise students of the fundamental concepts of law.

Similarly, at Shiv Nadar University you can take up a course in International Relations and Governance Studies that encompasses a wide variety of international concerns ranging from intellectual property regimes, cybersecurity governance, inequality, social policy, and global refugee politics.

Not just this, you can even take up subjects from other humanities disciplines and even those in Science and Commerce, if such is your interest.

Also Read: Poor Results? Alternate Career Options for Law Graduation

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With law entrance exams drawing nearer, it is now time to buckle up your CLAT Current Affairs preparation. Reading newspapers regularly can help with that, A LOT. In various law entrances, Static GK, along with Current Affairs, forms a major chunk of the General Knowledge section.

Hence, don’t forget to brush up on topics of static GK, especially the ones that are connected to contemporary events. One such topic is the Indian Judiciary for CLAT:

The Indian Government has three main organs- the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary. These three organs constitute a system of checks and balances, where they keep an eye on the activities of each other, while not interfering with their respective roles and duties.

The Indian Judicial System is a single integrated one, with the Supreme Court at the top, and is divided into several levels. The Supreme Court is also called the Apex Court and is the highest form of Judicial Authority in the country.

Important Information About the Supreme Court

• Date of Establishment- 26 January 1950
• First Sitting- 28 January 1950
• First Chief Justice of India- H.J. Kania
• Current and 48th CJI- N.V. Ramana
• First Six Justices of the SC- Justices S.R.Das, M.C. Mahajan, S. Fazl Ali, H.J. Kania, M. Patanjali Sastri, and B.K. Mukherjea

The Supreme Court was established under Article 124 of the Indian Constitution. According to this Article, every judge of the Supreme Court will be appointed by the President on the recommendation of the National Judicial Appointments Commission. The age of retirement is 65 years. The decision of the Supreme Court is binding on all lower courts.

It also has the power to grant writs to protect the fundamental rights of the citizens of India. This is given in Article 32 of the Constitution. The Apex Court also has Appellate Jurisdiction, and can thus hear appeals resulting from lower court decisions. It also has Advisory Jurisdiction and can advise the President over matters related to the Constitution. It also acts as a Court of Record.

Important Information About the High Courts

• The next court in the hierarchy- High Courts
• Total number of High Courts in India- 25
• Oldest High Court- Calcutta High Court

The High Courts in India also have the power to issue writs. They have Original and Appellate Jurisdiction and act like Courts of Record. A High Court Judge is appointed by the President of India. He is solely responsible for the appointment of any judge in a High Court and may consult the Governor of the concerned state, the acting CJI, and the Chief Justice of that state.

A High Court Judge can also be transferred to other courts, at the discretion of the CJI.

Important Information About District Courts

The next courts in the hierarchy are The District Courts.

These courts are present in each state and are responsible for administering justice at the district level. They are under the administrative control of the High Courts of that state and are presided over by a district judge, appointed by the state government. There are additional district judges as well, who have the same powers as the district judges.

These courts are under the appellate jurisdiction of the High Court. These subordinate courts usually follow a uniform system across the districts and are primarily divided into two- civil and criminal. Article 235 of the Indian Constitution gives the High Courts the power to control the district courts and courts thereto.

With CLAT just a few months away, start focusing on static topics and connect them to questions that can be asked.

For example, we’ve included static facts like the names of the first and current chief justices of India, the total number of high courts in India, the oldest high court, etc. These are questions that have a probability of being asked in exams because they are connected to the  CLAT current affairs section and CLAT legal reasoning 2022.

Focus on such dynamic topics, and keep preparing.

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Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts the RRB NTPC exam to hire eligible applicants for Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) graduates and graduates in various departments in Indian Railways. Thousands of RRB NTPC Vacancies are released every year and more than lakhs of candidates apply for this post but only a few are able to clear all the stages of the exam. As the exam is conducted in four phases i.e. 1st Stage CBT, 2nd Stage CBT, Typing Skill/ Computer Based Test and Document Verification, thus candidates will get enough time to prepare for the exam. Join RRB NTPC course online Mahendra's which is the best coaching for govt exam preparation.

A huge number of candidates apply for this post to secure a government job in Indian Railways which offers amazing career growth and an attractive salary package including many perks and benefits. To increase the chances of selection, candidates must strategize the preparation in such a way that they maintain accuracy and minimum negative marks while marking the response at various stages of the exam. Here, in this article, we have shared RRB NTPC preparation tips for the candidates who want to get the best results in the upcoming exam.

RRB NTPC 2022 Syllabus:

The candidates who are going to appear for the first stage of CBT have to prepare for the following topics.

Mathematics: Number Systems, Decimals, Fractions, LCM, HCF, Ratios and Proportions, Percentages, Mensuration, Profit and Loss, Elementary Algebra, Time and Work, Time and Distance, Simple and Compound Interest, Geometry and Trigonometry, Elementary Statistics, etc.

General Intelligence and Reasoning: Coding and Decoding, Mathematical Operations, Similarities and Differences, Relationships, Similarities, Number and Alphabetical Series Conclusion, Analytical Reasoning, Statement- Conclusion, Statement- Courses of Action, Implications, Jumbling, Venn Diagram, Puzzle, Data Adequacy, decision making, maps, interpretation of graphs etc.
General Awareness: Current Events of National and International Importance, Sports and Games, Art and Culture of India, History of India and Freedom Struggle, Physical, Social and Economic Geography of India and the World, Major Government Programs, Flora and Fauna of India, Important Government of India and Public Sector Organizations, Indian Polity and Governance- Constitution and Political System, Indian Literature, Monuments and Places of India, General Science and Life Sciences (Up to 10th CBSE), General Scientific and Technological Developments including Space and Nuclear Program India, Basics of computer and computer applications, General abbreviations, the Transport system in India, United Nations and other important world organizations, Environment issues in India and the world at large, Indian economy, Famous personalities of India and the world, etc.

Go through the exam pattern and syllabus

Before starting the preparation, it is important for the candidates to go through the exam pattern and syllabus mentioned in the RRB NTPC notification. Candidates appearing for the exam must be familiar with the exam format, marking scheme and important topics with the help of the NTPC exam pattern and syllabus. After analyzing the detailed syllabus, important and relevant topics can be identified for preparation. Write down the important topics in a nutshell and give equal importance to all the topics to prepare in a systematic manner.

Increase General Awareness Skills

General Awareness is one of the highest-scoring sections as it carries maximum marks in CBT I and CBT II rounds. Questions related to current affairs and statistical knowledge are asked in this section. Reading daily newspapers and magazines for current affairs will sharpen the general awareness skills of the candidate. Apart from this, they should also focus on pages like Economy, Science, Business, Technology, Politics and Sports. Apart from newspapers, candidates must go through NCERT books for stable knowledge of History, Geography etc and the latest annual based on the current year from a renowned publication to get information about Honors and Recognition, Books and Author One of the must-read books. , appointment, etc.

Practice RRB NTPC Mock Tests

Candidates who want to score high marks in the exam must practice with mock tests to strengthen their preparation level. Railway NTPC is one of the most competitive exams and attempting regular mock tests will increase the chances of the candidates getting selected. Railway Recruitment Board releases the official RRB NTPC mock test link so that candidates can get familiar with the exam. Candidates are advised to attempt as many mock tests as possible to improve their speed, accuracy and overall performance. Identify the weak areas and take corrective action to convert them into strengths.

Solve previous year's question papers

Candidates must solve the previous year's question papers to increase their familiarity with the difficulty level as well as the types of questions asked earlier and improve their time management skills for the actual exam. There are many questions that are repeated from the previous year's paper so candidates must practice a lot of questions from the previous year's question paper. Regular practice is one of the best preparation strategies to crack the exam as by doing so candidates develop their way of solving questions in the stipulated time.

Maintain and modify notes

Candidates should prepare and maintain the notes of the subjects while studying them. The RRB NTPC syllabus is quite vast and candidates need to keep a lot of important information with them during the preparation. So, they must revise the already covered topic notes regularly to avoid forgetting anything before the exam.

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SSC CHSL Exam 2022 is near and candidates are leaving no stone unturned to crack the exam. While some of you must be in the final stages of SSC CHSL preparation, others may be in search of an effective study plan that can help them crack SSC CHSL Tier 1 in a month. so what are you waiting for? Let us discuss how you can solve all four topics in just a month or less. Check out SSC CHSL Preparation Tips.

One Month Preparation Tips for SSC CHSL Exam 2022 (Section-Wise)

1. Quantitative Aptitude

It is tough to get success in any competitive exam. Most of the candidates compare this section with Mathematics but it is not so. This is not a general maths section rather it is an aptitude section that tests your IQ as well as your approach to finding solutions. If your attitude is smart then it will be easier for you to lead.

Importance of previous years' questions papers. In the last few days focus your attention completely on solving previous years' question papers. Work on your calculation part to take an edge over the competition. To make your calculations sound, you should follow some simple tricks for multiplication, division etc. Join SSC CHSL mock test online for SSC CHSL exam preparation from Mahendra's.

to reduce your time You should learn tables, square roots, cube roots, cubes and squares up to 30. Know all the fractions of percentages and try to apply them to the questions. Doing this regularly will benefit you a lot provided you persevere. If initially, you are devoting 35-40 minutes to this section, then rest assured, you will do it for 20 minutes after rigorous practice.

Track your progress. Analyze your mock tests and work on your progress.

2. General Intelligence and Reasoning

For General Intelligence and Reasoning section, you do not need any special resources. You can swear by our quizzes and mock tests for your preparation. If you get stuck on any topic then you can watch informative videos on Mahendra's YouTube channel.

Some of the questions in the reasoning section are based on your general knowledge. Make sure you are well versed with capitals, functions of different body parts, or anything general.

For classification-based problems, you must choose the odd one. 

For dictionary-based problems, you need to arrange the words according to the dictionary.

Series problems can become a hindrance in your preparation. Practising an adequate number of questions from this section can help you score good marks in the exam.

For distance and direction, you can rely on our quizzes and previous year's paper questions.

For the statement and conclusion, follow the elimination method approach to get the solution.

For Venn diagrams, enlist the help of a shape and then work your way up to find the solution.

For mathematical operators, apply the BODMAS rule to solve the problem.

To count the marks, you should practice different questions with different levels of difficulty.

As for the ranking order, you should note the data very carefully and pave your way to the solution.

For the coding-decoding sequence, you have to specify the numbers in different letters in the sequence and learn it well.

For clock and calendar, you can watch tutorial videos on Mahendra's Youtube channel.

3. English Language and Comprehension

English section is another hurdle that comes in the way of the preparation of candidates. For the English Grammar section, try to learn all the grammar rules that have been a part of all previous year's papers. For English Vocabulary, you should revise all the words you have learned so far and follow them with daily quizzes. Join the SSC CHSL course online from Mahendra's

4. General Awareness

For this section, you need to study two things- Static GK (Science, Polity, History, Geography, Economics) and Current Affairs.

History Section - Pay more attention to the Indian freedom struggle and Gandhian era, Medieval era (Delhi Sultanate, Mughal era).

Polity Section- Focus on Articles, Latest Amendments and Parts of the Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Duties.

Geography Section- Pay attention to the boundaries around India, neighbouring countries and their capitals, national animals, Indian national parks, sanctuaries, lakes, rivers. For better retention of topics, you can take the help of maps.

Economy Section - Focus on basic economic terms, graphs and recent trends.

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How to crack CLAT 2022 - The Consortium of NLU will conduct the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2022 on June 19, 2022. CLAT 2022 provides an opportunity for candidates to pursue UG and PG law programs in top national law universities. NLU) and many other affiliated colleges and universities. CLAT 2022 is one of the most popular law entrance exams in India and it is difficult for many aspirants to get admission to designated colleges and universities. Hence, it is important for the candidates to know how to crack CLAT 2022. Knowing the important tricks and tips will definitely help the candidates while preparing for CLAT 2022 and excel in the law entrance exam. In this article, 

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How to crack CLAT 2022?

CLAT is one of the most competitive law entrance exams in the country. Aspirants who are seeking admission in top NLU must score good marks in the examination. However, it is possible to get good marks and high ranks only through a certain strategy, enough dedication and intense preparation.

CLAT Exam Pattern 2022

Aspirants who want to crack CLAT 2022 must go through its CLAT 2022 exam pattern before starting their preparation. CLAT questions are designed to measure the aptitude and reasoning ability of the candidates. Candidates can check the exam pattern details in the table given below.

CLAT Preparation Tips 2022

Follow updated syllabus and exam pattern

Candidates looking for success in CLAT 2022 must follow the updated exam pattern and syllabus for their preparation. This will help them to know about the type of questions asked in the exam, the total number of questions, marking schemes and other relevant information. CLAT syllabus will also help them in selecting the best books and study material for CLAT preparation. Candidates can check the CLAT syllabus below.

Create study routine

Candidates preparing for CLAT 2022 must make a study routine after going through the syllabus and exam pattern. They should distribute the study time on the basis of subject weightage and ensure that enough time is left to work on the weak areas. Following a strategic study routine will help the candidates to cover the CLAT syllabus well ahead of time, giving them enough time to revise short notes and practice sample papers.

Choose the Right Study Resource

While preparing for CLAT 2022, it is important for the candidates to choose the right resources like study material, books and other relevant resources. Candidates should use only the books of reliable authors. Some of the popular CLAT 2022 books are mentioned below.

High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren & Martin

GK Today & Newspapers

Analytical and Logical Reasoning Agarwal

Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by AP Bhardwaj

Quantitative Aptitude by RS Agarwal

Make study notes

Candidates should not only study the study material and books. They should also note down the important points while studying. This will help them to remember the marks while preparing for CLAT 2022 at the last minute.

Revise and Revise

Apart from studying the important study material and practising question papers, revision is also of utmost importance. Going over the topics, again and again, will help the candidates to overcome their difficulties.

Practice previous years' question papers

Candidates preparing for CLAT 2022 must solve previous years' CLAT question papers. It will help them to find out their strengths and weaknesses and also let them know about the difficulty level of the CLAT question pattern. Candidates can also attempt CLAT mock test by recreating the exam conditions. This will help them to solve CLAT 2022 questions within the given time limit.

Learn time management skills

Both speed and accuracy are required from the candidates to score high marks in CLAT 2022. It is natural for aspirants to feel the pressure while preparing for CLAT 2022. However, by learning important time management and practising questions properly, candidates can remove the pressure. Following effective time management skills will help them solve all the questions without feeling pressure and within the stipulated time.