i've tried asking my doubts a lot of times before,but i got no response from people, i really need some help as i have no idea from where should i actually study as a dummy student from humanities stream (regular school going students can help too😭)
i just wanna know how do i study for 1)Hindi 2)English and 3)Economics
whoever will help me will paas with 90+% in their boards🥀🙏🏻😞
i've been seeing so many seniors say that mock scores don't really matter because apparently people scoring 90–100 end up scoring in the 80s on the actual CLAT, while people scoring in the 80s/90s end up scoring 100+
And honestly... then what the fuck are we supposed to look at? 😭
i mean if my mock score isn't a reliable indicator of how prepared i am then how am i supposed to know whether i'm actually on track?
And how do you even become certain about your preparation? Like how do you reach that point where you genuinely feel "that okay i've done enough and now i am ready for this fcking exam"
cuz rn one good mock makes me feel like i can do this and one bad mock has me questioning my entire preparation
Hi everyone! I’m a CLAT 2027 aspirant and I wanted to ask people who actually appeared for CLAT 2026 about their experience on the actual exam day.
i've been attending classes online and all my mocks are being given at home, so i'm a bit worried abt how different the actual environment will feel. at home I obviously know the surroundings, there’s no real exam centre pressure and even if I mess up a mock I can just move on. But on D-day, knowing that this is the exam you’ve been preparing for for months, sitting in an unfamiliar centre with other students around, the invigilators, the clock, etc. feels scary.
for those of you who gave CLAT 2026, did you actually feel a major difference between mocks and the real exam and did the pressure affect your performance? and for someone who has mostly prepared and given mocks online at home, is there anything you’d recommend doing beforehand to get used to the actual exam environment and pressure?
would really appreciate honest experiences, especially from people who were also doing online prep. i'm not looking for the usual “just give more mocks” advice 😭 i genuinely want to know what D-day felt like and what you wish you had done differently.
hey guys!
i am enrolled in LE online batch and was thinking to attend their GK tour. One of my friends who is enrolled in PW also registered for it, he received a call from LE saying that he can come to the centre first and then there is bus facility available from there to the venue. So how does it really work there? like do we also get return bus facility? is that available for everyone who has registered? and also about the registration, how do they check it at the venue? cuz i didn't get any registration id or something.