Introduction One of the three foundations of Indian democracy is the Judiciary. The legislative branch and the executive branch are the other two pillars. The Indian constitutional system is ultimately adjudicated by the Judiciary. It serves as the pier of fundamental rights …
All of the National Law Universities (NLUs), with the exception of the National Law University of Delhi, accept the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), a well-known entrance exam for the legal profession. The All-India Law Entrance Test (AILET), however, is conducted by …
A career in law is not only a rewarding career but also an aspect of life. The possibility for a prosperous professional existence and a chance to make a difference in society are provided by a career in law. After all, life …
The questions in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), AILET (NLU Delhi), and nearly every other Law Entrance Examinations to examine law students are based on multiple choice. Students often get confused when faced with this MCQ and lack the ability to …
One of the most challenging examinations to get into India’s most prestigious law schools is the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The Consortium of NLUs conducts the exam every year which is notified through the CLAT official website. You need to be …
Do numbers frighten you? Do you ever experience strangely challenging math-related nightmares? Do you glance at the math question on the current practice test you’re taking and get blank? The mere 10-14 marks section on mathematics in the CLAT may appear impossible if …
Any competitive examination must have a Section on current affairs. Because the Section on current affairs makes up at least 20–25% weight of the question paper. In the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) examination, you may receive up to 35–39 questions on current affairs, …
For better outcomes, preparing for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) examinations takes quite a bit of dedication and preparation. One may be planning to take the CLAT exam a year from now but is uncertain about the ideal time to …
Candidates aspiring to get admission to the top law schools in India must first clear a significant hurdle, namely the law entrance tests. The CLAT vs LSAT controversy is sparked by the two extremely popular entrance tests for law programs in India. Candidates …