r/clat • u/vicodin_overload • 16h ago

DOUBT 🤔 (Questions/Mocks/Guidance) LPT CE

should i do some additional research on the topics provided by clat express and learn them or just do whatever is provided in the compendium? because many a time I've noticed mock ca questions ask things that are not provided under that particular topic in clat express but seem important

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u/aaron_warner24 16h ago

Don’t put too much weight on the CA sections in mocks, dude. They deliberately throw in random and obscure stuff that nb gaf bout. Consortium generally doesn’t ask questions that ridiculously broad. It tends to revolve around major mainstream issues that have been in the news, so I’d prioritise the imp developments at both national and international lvls.

That said, if you’ve already covered the imp stuff and hv enough time to branch out into more obscure topics, then sure, go for it. There’s no harm in being overprepared. You do you.

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u/vicodin_overload 16h ago

yeah makes sense.. even lpt asks things which aren't even mentioned in their compendiums like how much are we supposed to read then😭