If I were starting my CLAT preparation today, I would keep things simple: understand the exam, build a strong reading habit, strengthen the basics, practise passages, analyse mistakes and stay consistent. In this blog, I share the practical CLAT preparation strategy I would follow based on 13+ years of mentoring CLAT aspirants.

Before starting CLAT preparation, there are a few things every aspirant should understand. After 13+ years of CLAT mentoring, I have seen students make the same mistakes again and again. From choosing resources and developing a reading habit to handling mocks, Current Affairs and consistency, here are the things I wish every CLAT aspirant knew before starting preparation.

After 13+ years of mentoring CLAT aspirants, I have learned that CLAT preparation is about much more than completing the syllabus. It is about understanding students, building the right strategy, developing reading habits, learning from mocks, staying consistent and helping students handle the pressure that comes with the exam. In this blog, I share the lessons that years of teaching and mentoring have taught me.

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Whether you are stepping into a CLAT coaching classroom for the first time or watching your first YouTube tutorial on exam strategy, the starting point is always the same: "CLAT is a reading-based paper." Naturally, the follow-up question is, "How do I start reading?" or "How do I improve my speed?" Across the teaching spectrum, the answer is consistent: Read the newspaper. The newspaper—by far the oldest and most widely used mode of communication—is often dismissed by the yo

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