u/Equal_Ordinary_842

I've heard all sorts of opinions & im js trynna know the difficulty of ts. Some people say they prepared for months and still didn't get the result they wanted, while one of my friends, who gave CLAT js for the experience & got 100+ marks with no prep.

I js want answers from ppl who've actually appeared for the exam (who are not maniacs reading 4 newspapers a day)

What exactly makes CLAT difficult? Is it the syllabus, time pressure or reading speed?

Also, if someone (me) is starting from scratch with about 5-6 months left, how realistic is it to get into a decent law college?

I'm starting my preparation relatively late (i have around 5 months) and I'm trying to avoid collecting unnecessary books/resources

are there any good online crash courses (around 5-6 months) for people who don't want to join a regular coaching batch? i js don't wanna join coaching & be dumped with a yearlong backlog

What books, YouTube channels, mock series, or current affairs sources would yall genuinely recommend?

i am not aiming for nlu or smth, js a reputable law college in Delhi. I am a grade 12 student who only recently set my mind to CLAT so that leaves me with roughly 5 months. I do have backups but CLAT is my main option.

For people who had a similar timeline, how did u manage to do CLAT? Is this realistic? And what score did yall end up getting??

p.s. im not looking for motivation, js honest answers