CLAT
Read closely. Reason cleanly. Decide once.
- Who it's for
- Students appearing after 12th standard for the 5-year integrated LLB at the National Law Universities.
- Duration
- 10–12 months
- Format
- Comprehension-led sessions, weekly sectionals, full-length simulations
Overview
CLAT is a reading exam wearing a law costume. Every section — legal, logical, current affairs, English, quantitative — is built on a passage you have never seen before, and marks are won by students who read accurately at speed.
We train comprehension first, then layer legal reasoning, current affairs and data interpretation on top of it, with full-length rehearsal through the final months.
What you leave with
- Daily passage sets with worked reasoning
- A weekly current-affairs digest built for CLAT
- Full-length simulations in exam conditions from month five
- NLU shortlisting and counselling guidance after the result
Curriculum
What the programme covers
Legal Reasoning
Passage-based principle application, contemporary legal issues, and landmark case context.
Logical Reasoning
Argument structure, assumptions, inference and conclusion sets.
English Comprehension
Dense passages, inference questions, vocabulary in context.
Current Affairs & GK
A curated weekly digest written for this paper, not an unmanageable reading list.
Quantitative Techniques
Data sets, percentages, ratios and averages at CLAT's actual level.
Questions
Frequently asked
- Is this only for the 5-year course?
- Yes — this programme targets the 5-year integrated LLB entrance taken after Class 12. Students looking at the Maharashtra state paper should see the MH Law CET programme.
- I have no legal background. Is that a problem?
- No. The paper assumes none. What it assumes is careful reading, and that is what we build first.
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