How to Prepare for CLAT in 50 Days: Section-wise Strategy in Full

Fifty days. It appears daunting, but in case you plan effectively, it's completely sufficient to prepare for CLAT. The secret is to concentrate on practice, revision, and intelligent reading rather than chasing new content daily.

With only 50 days remaining, you need to shift from learning in general to exam preparation. Let us see how you can cover all the sections...English, Current Affairs (GK), Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Techniques in a disciplined and efficient manner.

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1st thing to do is Know Where You Stand

First of all, practice a mock test or last year's CLAT exam paper. One test will let you figure out your weak and strong areas.

After identifying them, set a short 50-day plan. Spend more time on your weak areas without leaving your strengths altogether.

Try doing a 2-subject rotation per day, e.g., English + Legal on Day 1, Logical + Quants on Day 2, and so on while keeping the Current affairs section constant. This maintains preparation evenly distributed and prevents boredom. Below the strategy is given in phases, follow it to ensure a smooth preparation.

Phase 1 where u can develop clarity and accuracy ..(Day 1- 30)

The first 30 days are spent on concept building and regular practice.

1. English Language

• Read two editorials every day...one from The Hindu and one from Indian Express.
• Practice tone, inference, and conclusion-based questions.
• Practice comprehension-based questions from FLAMES Score Booster sets.
• Rewrite grammar rules lightly and don't overindulge in vocabulary lists...emphasis on usage instead.

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2. Current Affairs (GK)

• Dedicate 1.5 to 2 hours daily.
• Read the FLAMES GK Sure Shot series for GK as it got exam oriented crisp information.
• Concentrate on the last 7-8 months of current affairs.
• Don't waste time on irrelevant news and concentrate on awards, appointments, international events, and government schemes.

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3. Legal Reasoning

• Practice principle-fact questions regularly.
• Learn to recognize the basic legal principle in every passage.
• Utilize the FLAMES Legal Compendium for current legal news and case-based logical reasoning practice.
• Don't memorize laws by rote…learn how to logically apply principles.

4. Logical Reasoning

• Attempt 20–25 questions every day from last year's CLAT sets.
• Practice assumption, inference, and statement-conclusion type of questions.
• Read the passages slowly and underline transitions such as "however," "but," or "therefore" they tend to hold the logic shift.

5. Quantitative Aptitude

• Use 30 minutes every day for data interpretation and percent questions.

• Practice simple arithmetic...ratio, averages, profit-loss, and time-speed-distance.

• Do not leave Quant altogether as this section is the real game changer and this decodes the difference between a ranker and an aspirant.

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Phase 2 for mock tests, revision & confidence..(Day 31-50)

After your basics are crystallized, the last days are all about practicing.

Give a mock test every other day at the same time as your real exam (2 PM to 4 PM). After each mock, spend double the time reviewing your errors.

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Maintain an error notebook and jot down the type of questions you answer incorrectly and practice them prior to the next test. Avoid working on new content during this period. Stick to what you have already learned. Practice GK from your short notes or monthly capsules and don't take up on new PDFs.

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Practical Tips from FLAMES Mentors

1. Consistency trumps intensity: read a little every day.

2. Re-evaluate each mock: the difference between 90 and 110 marks is review, not practice.

3. Read to comprehend, not to memorize as CLAT follows comprehension, not cramming.

4. Mimic exam environment: take complete 2-hour mocks without breaks.

5. Remain cool: take short breaks, sleep well, and eat well.

Final 3 Days

Revise everything: notes, GK points, and key legal concepts. Try one light mock test just to maintain the flow. Sleep well on the eve of the examination. Rest up for the main day.

Conclusion

Fifty days might look brief, but to a serious aspirant, it's ample. You just require the appropriate combination of study, revision, and self-study.

Keep in mind, CLAT is not a test of how many books you've read; it's a test of how clearly you can think for two hours. Stick to trusted material such as the FLAMES GK Sure Shot series and FLAMES Score Booster mocks, practice regularly, and keep your confidence intact.

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