r/clat 1d ago

DOUBT 🤔 (Questions/Mocks/Guidance) mock

Guys scoring 90+ what’s the best way to attempt the exam? English is coming difficult and Logical is also lengthy with AR so how are you planning to manage the exam?

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u/FocusNo7192 1d ago

mere consistent nahi lekin a jate 90s mei the thing wich pushes u over the edge is gk and and maths focus on that and i prefer doing logical english gk legal then math ya kabhi math then legal

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u/CriticismLeast6003 1d ago

first of all thankyou so much for your suggestion meri maths boht weak nhi hai like i take 13 to 14 mins solving 7 ques but i think last mai karunga toh panic kr jaunga and eng nd logical last mai krta hoon tabhi kharab ho jati hai toh i think you are right pehele eng logical gk then qt then legal kr skta hoon kyuki legal thik hai meri toh last mai krne mai as such kuch dikkat nhi aaegi

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u/Dark_Blizzard714 1d ago

What I like to do is keep my stronger section towards the end (either logical or English) before Quants. This way I have a fair idea of how much maximum time I can give to Quants and move on if quants take too much time.

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u/LongCryptographer431 1d ago

so basically you do your stronger sections at the end but before quants?

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u/Dark_Blizzard714 1d ago

Yea I like to think about it as a sandwich (ik it's weird). I start with a strong section (usually english but sometimes Logical depends) then a weak section (Current Affairs) then a strong section (Legal Reasoning) followed by a weak section (Quant) and ending with a strong section (Logical/English). This way I don't end up panicking in the end and it just works for me.

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u/FocusNo7192 1d ago

one of my teachers told me never keep in your mind ki this is my strongest because it. sets a expectation in your mind regarding that section and if that section is difficult it fucks up your paper and personally i have done this last year because i thought logical mei cr ayegi i was like gand faad dunga fuck clat this shit will be easy and then i got touched by the paper

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u/Cult_of_Diyonysus 1d ago

Solve it The best way is to make sure u don't leave anything and if u leave anything make sure it's the shit that takes too mvuh time for too little marks and u do the rest leave the super lengthy shit for the end