The CLAT exam is highly competitive and requires a mix of speed, accuracy, and strategic practice. At Surya Law Academy (SLA), we believe that rote learning doesn't work for CLAT—skill building does.

1. Understand the 'Reading' Game

CLAT is reading-intensive. You have 120 minutes to read approximately 4,000–5,000 words. Building reading speed without losing comprehension is the first step. Read The Hindu or Indian Express daily, focusing on the Editorial page.

2. Sectional Strategy is Key

Don't just solve full mocks. Analyze which section is dragging your score down.

• Legal Reasoning: Focus on the principle given in the passage, not outside knowledge.
• Current Affairs: Don't memorize random dates. Understand the context of major national/international events.
• Maths (QT): It is only 10% of the paper but acts as a rank booster. Practice data interpretation sets daily.

3. The Role of Mocks

Mock tests are not just for practice; they are for analysis. After every SLA mock, spend 2 hours analyzing why you got an answer wrong. Was it a concept gap? Or a silly mistake? This analysis is what improves your rank.

4. Why Mentorship Matters?

Every student has a different weak area. Some struggle with vocabulary, others with legal principles. Personal mentorship at SLA ensures you get a study plan tailored to your specific needs, not a generic schedule.