It takes proper strategizing and time at hand to prepare for CLAT and Board exams together. Our experts have shared some tips and tricks to do this task.
It takes proper strategizing and time at hand to prepare for CLAT and Board exams together. Our experts have 5 tips for you to manage the two efficiently.
Class 12 is a very busy and overwhelming time for students already and CLAT preparation only adds to the pressure. In addition to CLAT, there are multiple exams like CUET, IPMAT that compete for an aspirant’s attention.
On top of that, since the year 2022, the dates for CLAT and AILET have changed to somewhere in December; which is the time for the 1st Pre-board for school students. The date is also just less than three months before boards, so it may be difficult for the students to simultaneously prepare for the things.
Having said that, the competition and conditions are the same for every student, so the best option here is to start early and adapt better. Keeping that in mind, our experts at CL-LST have gathered some strategies that can become the game-changer in your preparation.
The strategies are:
If you are certain about taking CLAT and AILET well in advance, start your preparations ASAP! It is never too soon. Judge your readiness for every section by taking topic tests, then work on your weak areas, and strengthen the weak ones.
Class 12 is a very busy and overwhelming time for students already and CLAT preparation only adds to the pressure. In addition to CLAT, there are multiple exams like CUET, IPMAT that compete for an aspirant’s attention.
On top of that, since the year 2022, the dates for CLAT and AILET have changed to somewhere in December; which is the time for the 1st Pre-board for school students. The date is also just less than three months before boards, so it may be difficult for the students to simultaneously prepare for the things.
Having said that, the competition and conditions are the same for every student, so the best option here is to start early and adapt better. Keeping that in mind, our experts at CL-LST have gathered some strategies that can become the game-changer in your preparation.
If you are certain about taking CLAT and AILET well in advance, start your preparations ASAP! It is never too soon. Judge your readiness for every section by taking topic tests, then work on your weak areas, and strengthen the weak ones.
Mock tests have multifold benefits and the list below includes them all.
For both boards and CLAT & AILET, concepts from classes 8-10 are tested. The only difference is the difficulty level and additional content for those concepts. Go through the CLAT syllabus to familiarize yourself with the material that is common for all preparation.
Knowing when to complete your application process and when the correction window will be open adds significantly to making the preparation process easy.
It not only eliminates the last-minute hassle and stress, it also creates a sense of preparedness and confidence for the student. Remember, tests are not just about D-day, they are about months of preparation before that, and careful observation after.
Make sure to distribute your study time between boards and entrances, and make sure to be consistent with them. However, don’t forget all the other things including your hobbies, sleep, meals, and friends and family.
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