30 Day plan to crack CLAT PG

In this guide, we essentially want you to focus on only 2 things.

1. Your selective study
2. Time management

The last 30 days to the paper will be the deal maker or breaker to your selection. It is simply in human nature that you will learn faster when the time is less.

So stop wasting time.

By wasting time we mean- avoid investing your time in unnecessary volume. At this point we cannot stress enough that you will have to make trade-offs.

And you will be required to do a double shift.

• Revision of your topics.
• Consume new knowledge

And you must strike a delicate balance between the two.

It is not a big deal, do it for one month, it will help you out greatly, in ways that we cannot explain by words.
Ideally make sure that you have at least allotted 2 hrs for your revision every day.
Revise all the important subjects.

We suggest-

1. Day 1- Constitution
2. Day 2- Criminal Law- CrPC, IPC and evidence law.
3. Day 3- Family law and contracts (concepts and landmark cases)
4. Day 4- Jurisprudence and Intl. Law. (reading and memory)
5. Day 5- Misc subjects such as NI Act, Environmental Law etc.
6. Day 6- Read recent case laws and news.
7. Day 7- You can cover your backlog, or do the subjects that you are weak at.

It is very important that you set your priorities straight. Avoid studying subjects that are niche, do not have great weightage in the exam.
Ideally we would suggest not to pick up specialized subjects such as the Company law, IBC or arbitration until and unless they have some very groundbreaking observations in them.

Identify and refer to the important portions in every subject. On the designated day in your time-table please try to memorise some 10-20 judgements and try to write about what was held there, the significant contribution it has made to the law and later do follow up as to what is your accuracy (in identifying the correct judgement) and precision (as to what was ultimately held, how close or exact you can write)
In any case do write, writing will help you memorise what you did in a much better manner, than simply reading it. In any case, always remember, we can never remember how much we forgot! ;)

We at Sambhav Law have prepared a strategy guide on important subjects including some of the most important case laws- landmark and recent that we think can come in the exam for your help. Please, bhagwan ke liye unhe dekh lena.

Since there is a very probable chance that the upcoming exam will be very similar to the last exam, it is crucial that you attempt one mock test every day.
You can enroll in our courses.

If I were to tell you how to attempt the mocks- I would want you to be completely honest, do not do guesswork, attempt only what you think you are sure of.
The paper, I would remind you again, has a negative marking and guessworking often causes more damage than good. Mock papers are a simulation of the actual exam and the behaviour and approach that you will adopt here, will truly help in understanding your reaction to the actual paper.
In our papers, we try to create a balance that is similar to the pattern that CLAT PG has adopted. The questions have variable difficulty so that we are able to give you an accurate idea as to where you stand.

If you are able to get into the habit of doing mocks and when you get accustomed to how to work, you will be able grasp better, manage your time, you will be able to bail out on portions which you simply don't know.
We sincerely wish to help you, and by enrolling in our courses, you would enable us to help you better. We have done extensive research with past toppers, and experts on subject to come up with the perfect mix of paper.
We understand that you need a razor sharp focus, so in every question of our exam, we try to give to the point explanation to every question. By doing mocks you will come across cases that you might have had missed. We have covered questions on landmark judgements, recent judgements of the time period 2020-22.

In the CLAT PG competitive exam, it is not so much about attempting all the question and securing 90+ marks, it is about getting most of what you know correct and the threshold, as in one of our previous videos we have already highlighted that you only need around 55% marks to get into the top NLUs.

The following are the Dos and Don't for this upcoming paper, that we strongly suggest for the period of 30 days.

Conclusion

1. You are as competent as any other aspirant in this exam, don't over think, don't dishearten, keep pushing ahead.
2. You are not required to be a scholar, try to be a jack of all trades.
3. Try to do the topics and prepare smartly, with reasonable diligence, don't over-emphasise on one topic, no one topic is that valuable. Try reading blogs and commentaries, bare act and the landmark judgements (in short blog forms from online resources or reference books).
4. For fundamental knowledge of the subject or basics, you can try attempting question banks on bare act, you can buy a book say for example, the judiciary exams. We advise you to be smart. Go through the last year's paper and also watch our analysis of the paper. Do the questions from a knowledge and clearing concepts point of view, do not lose sight or practice of the clat pg exam.
5. By all means please enroll yourself in a mock test series, if you haven't already. CLAT PG is a mock test intensive exam, the 120 minutes is a very unforgiving format if you are not suited to that quickness. Make haste!
6. Avoid studying niche speciallised subjects, they don't carry corresponding weightage.
7. Stick to the time table religiously and do not procrastinate. Make sure to keep making notes, to train your brain.