STRATEGIC PREPARATION TO ACE IN SLAT

Beyond any hesitation, the Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT) provides access to the renowned Symbiosis Law School and its branches across India. As we approach SLAT every year, prospective law students’ mixed feelings of excitement and anxiety are palpable. Success in this highly challenging exam requires careful planning, focused effort, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

Stages of Examination: SLAT

• FIRST STAGE (SLAT):There are several stages in the SLAT examination selection procedure. Candidates must first complete the Symbiosis Law Aptitude Test (SLAT) on the internet, which consists of 60 multiple-choice questions on legal reasoning, general knowledge, and logical reasoning that must be answered in 60 minutes.
  
• SECOND STAGE (WAT):After qualifying for the first stage of the examination, candidates take the Writing Ability Test (WAT) to evaluate their writing abilities.
  
• FINAL STAGE: Those who qualify for the WAT in the second phase move on to the Personal Interview (PI), which assesses personality and communication skills. The ultimate merit list is determined by PI, WAT, and SLAT results.

Rounds of merit lists are released in accordance with available seats. Following counseling, seats are allotted to shortlisted candidates according to their rank, choice, and availability.

Preparation Strategy for SLAT: Section Wise

The Section on “READING COMPREHENSION”

• There will be five comprehension passages in the reading comprehension part, each followed by a series of questions. Students must improve their fine reading skills in order to tackle this section in the time frame given to them.
  
• To finish the questions more quickly, candidates must constantly try to read passages they’re already familiar with. Since most of the passages involve a social or legal backdrop, keeping up with current happenings requires reading newspapers and publications.
  
• To avoid having to go over the sections, read them loudly while you practice and make sure you understand them. In addition to saving, you an immense amount of time, this enhances accuracy.

The Section on “GENERAL KNOWLEDGE”

• There are twelve questions in the General Knowledge section. Students must take on a wide range of subjects from basic G.K. to Political Science, Geography, History, and National and Global Affairs, including major world events within the Current Affairs section.
  
• Make sure you read publications, blogs, or any other social media channel to stay up to date on worldwide happenings.
  
• This section should take no more than fifteen minutes to complete in both the SLAT exam and mock tests designed by various institutes for CLAT Coaching in Jaipur.

The Section on “LEGAL REASONING”

• There are twelve questions in the legal reasoning section covering subjects such as criminal law, contract law, tort law, constitutional law, legal jargon, maxims, and terms associated with law.
  
• The majority of the Legal section is devoted to these principle-fact questions. It is presumed that the principle is correct in these questions. To reach a conclusion, the principle is utilized with the information provided in the question.
  
• Make a list of all the essential fundamental rights as well as Articles of the Indian Constitution in order to be ready for the legal fact questions.
  
• To do well in legal general knowledge questions, students should make it a habit to read reputable English publications like The Hindu and The Indian Express.

The Section on “LOGICAL REASONING”

• There are twelve questions in the section on logical reasoning. This section assesses the candidate’s capacity for analysis and their ability to understand the questions and draw a logical conclusion.
  
• This section addresses a number of important topics, such as blood relations, family trees, assertion and reasoning, statements and conclusions, and analogies.
  
• Candidates need to practice a lot with the previous year’s question papers uploaded to various online websites of CLAT Coaching in Jaipur and attempt to complete the questions as quickly as possible without compromising correctness.

The Section on “ANALYTICAL REASONING”

• Most of the questions particularly in this section are associated with basic fundamentals, making the section the simplest to answer. Therefore, you must prioritize your marking of answers for these basic fundamental questions before answering the questions that are more difficult as part of your preparation.
  
• For candidates who possess poor mathematical skills, this section might take a huge amount of time for them.
  
• Therefore, in order to answer the questions and enhance their degree of correctness, candidates should complete at least last year’s question papers provided on online websites by various institutes for CLAT Coaching in Jaipur.

To mindfully prepare for the SLAT examination requires proper dedication, self-control, as well as self-perseverance. Achieving success requires you to start your preparation at an early stage, understand the course curriculum, create a well-planned study strategy, and practice on a regular basis. You must also develop a well-focused mindset for your growth, learn from your mistakes, and keep your motivation as you go through the process of preparation. Only then you can qualify for the SLAT examination and start a fulfilling legal career if you have the right strategy in your hand and unwavering dedication. All the best for your exams!