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Is Coaching really necessary for entrance exams like the CLAT, SET (General), NCHM JEE etc.?
Coaching can be helpful for entrance exams like CLAT, SET (General), and NCHM JEE, offering structured guidance, practice, and expert tips, but it’s not strictly necessary. Self-study with quality resources, past papers, and online materials can also lead to success, depending on your discipline and time management. Many candidates clear these exams without coaching by leveraging free online platforms and mock tests.
All these are for the 5 year integrated law courses after std. 12.
You can also go the classic route of the 3 year LLB after completing graduation.
How many mocks should one give before CLAT / IPMAT / NCHM JEE etc.?
I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.
- Bruce Lee
Quality, not Quantity, matters.
Even if you give a 100 mocks, if you do not analyze them for your strengths and weaknesses and fail to fine tune a strategy, the 100 mocks would be of no use.
After giving a mock, sit down with your response sheet and answer key and analyze for the following:
- Questions that you left: Was it lack of time or lack of knowledge?
- Questions that you got incorrect: Was it a silly mistake or lack of knowledge?
- Questions that you got correct: Is it possible to do this in a better and faster way?
Keep fine tuning your strategy till you are confident in appearing for the next one.
If you still insist on a numeric answer, about 10–12 mocks, accompanied with intense analysis, should be good.
How can I study for CLAT / IPMAT / NCHM JEE in one month?
Understand the Entrance Exam. It tests you on your fundamentals in English, Mathematics, Reasoning and General Knowledge. In CLAT, Legal Aptitude is merely a combination of English and Reasoning.
If you have been a decent student, you should already have your language and numeric skills in place.
For a focused preparation for the exam, first understand the paper. Go through past papers to get an idea of the kind of questions to expect.
If your fundamentals in Math and English and reasonable good, you can just brush up relevant topics. The same applies for reasoning.
The bugbear for most entrance exam aspirants is the GK and Current Affairs (CA) section. Many students (in India) are not up to date with their GK and CA.
Your review of past papers would give you a general idea of what to expect in GK CA. Prepare a daily schedule for yourself where you devote time to go through national newspapers and website (like gktoday.in) to up your GK CA quotient.
Go through relevant material to improve your vocabulary and reading speed. The ability to read fast is a major advantage in cracking any entrance exam.
Prepare a strategy to maximize your score in the test by analysing your strengths and weaknesses.
I hope this gives you a start on how to prepare for the entrance exams.
How do I keep myself motivated for cracking an Entrance Exam?
Imagine this:
A young boy is walking on a public street with his parents. The young boy is in primary school.
The family of three sees a young person coming towards them. This person is wearing the sweat shirt of NLSIU Bangalore.
The parents tap the boy on his shoulder and point towards the sweat shirt clad person. They tell him, “See that person wearing that sweat shirt? That shirt is earned by those who crack an exam like CLAT and secure good marks to make it the top Law School in India. We hope that one day, you will also be like this person and make us proud.”
Family friends are over for dinner. They ask the host couple, “So, your child has just completed std. 12. Have you though about the future?”
The host couple: “Our kid has cracked the CLAT this year. NLSIU Bangalore is the address for our child, for the next 5 years.”
The guests: (to their own child) “Wow! See, NLSIU is the best college for law that there is and uncle and aunty are so proud of their child. We sincerely hope that you will take this as a motivational lesson and also study well to get into an equally good college.”
When an NLU student (or for that matter, a student of any top college) walks around in public (especially in the college branded sweats), people all around, do turn back to stare (often with envy and respect) at the person who has had the distinction of earning the letters.
So, forget all soppy advice about how studying well will set your career and get you a happy life.
If you want to be the center of attention among people and want to see them look at you with envy and respect, you need to get into a great college.
For a law aspirant, that means: Cracking the CLAT!
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