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So i have seen many people ask for CR tips, and since i can handle it pretty well i though might share what i think so upvote if help and this might reach to someone who need it.

Learn to recognise the “CLAT-looking” distractor.

Particularly in CR/LR and Legal, like

technically true but doesn't answer the question

extreme wording ( every, all, none, or in advanced passages words lke Inherently which means naturally / by its nature )

outside knowledge

reverses cause and effect

answers a neighbouring question

sounds sophisticated but isn't supported by the passage

Have a specific rule for abandoning a passage.

This is criminally underrated.

If you're 3 minutes into a passage and still thinking “what the hell is this passage saying?”, continuing isn't necessarily perseverance. It can be sunk-cost fallacy. One question is of 1 mark only. If at end you see tha you havent made good attempt, come back at this at last second and mark.

And the most important one is the image attached lol

1, are lpt mocks on average easier? I am from le so never gave any lpt mock

2, are le mocks really very above clat level and what other institute makes? I am scoring in late 70s and 80s from past good no of le mocks( no, this is not a ragebait, i am suffering from le mocks and all shj past 2 years, so it very much every tuesday for me)

3, why cl mocks are treated like they arent even testing out of ya? Are they even more easy than lpt ones?

Why was NLSIU’s 2026 convocation cancelled?

Honestly, this is incredibly frustrating.

The 2026 batch was supposed to have their convocation on September 12, and now it has suddenly been cancelled citing “unavoidable circumstances.” The degrees will apparently still be conferred in absentia, but that really isn't the point.

A convocation is supposed to be a milestone. Students spend years at NLSIU working towards this moment.

What makes this even more frustrating is the timing, especially after all the controversy surrounding the proposed attendance of the CJI and BCI Chairman. The university hasn't explicitly said that the controversy is behind the cancellation, but it's hard not to wonder what's actually going on.

And if this decision was connected to the ongoing controversy, students deserve to know that too.

Cancelling an entire batch's convocation at the last minute and simply saying “unavoidable circumstances” feels extremely unsatisfactory, especially from an institution like NLSIU.

What do current students/alumni think about this? Is there more to the story that isn't being publicly disclosed?