Dear valued subscribers,

We hope this message finds you well. We are writing to let you know about an exciting change happening in our Telegram community.

Our main Telegram channel, @AcetheCLAT, which provides updates and content related to CLAT, has recently been enhanced to offer even more value to our subscribers. This includes sectional tests, mentorship programs and other valuable resources.

We strongly believe that the main channel will provide a much better and more comprehensive experience, and we would love for you to join us there. To make the transition as seamless as possible, we are inviting all our subscribers from the micro channels to join us on the main channel.

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CLAT 2024 to have 120 questions instead of 150.

How does the recent change increase competition for you?

Watch this video to know about that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYsiz7_eL1A

Important: In a subsequent video, I will do a deep dive on the Critical Reasoning Section of CLAT 2024.

Be rest assured that this video would be a lot different from the videos on the similar topic.
It's going to take a lot of effort. Will appreciate your feedback!

I want an audience to watch and learn from my videos. You could do that by simply watching my videos (only if you think it's worth it) and pressing the like button (to feed the YouTube Algorithm).

I invite you join this Telegram Channel and share the channel with your peers.

@AcetheCLAT

Thank you!

Hi!

The video on A Deep Dive into Logical Reasoning for CLAT has been uploaded on YouTube.
I strongly believe the video would give you deep insights into this subject.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf3MzZR3tYk

@AcetheCLAT

Thank You!

I am working on a curated reading list for CLAT.

Basically the idea is to give you a few passages each week to read to be familiar with all the areas from which passages come on CLAT.

Stay tuned 🙂✌️.

Ritik's Curated Reading List for CLAT

What is it?
The idea behind this is to list down all the relevant articles at one place. This will give the students a one-stop-solution for all of their reading woes. I believe if you read articles from this page, you will get the basics of all kinds of passages that you are likely to encounter in the CLAT examination.

How to make use of this reading list?
It's simple. Bookmark this page on your computer / laptop. Keep coming back to this reading list everyday and read the articles listed here. You should read it at your comfortable reading speed. Instead of trying too hard, I urge you to enjoy reading. I have read all the articles that I list here. And I believe, it would go a long way in helping you at your reading.

I will update this sheet every other day, and any change would be posted here. As we proceed, I will incorporate changes in order to make this more convenient and helpful.

Trust the process, you will make it!

Here is the link: https://ritiksinha.notion.site/Ritik-s-Curated-Reading-List-for-CLAT-f6829e197e614fc0a1c8e93fa62ffd40?pvs=4

Dear valued subscribers,

We hope this message finds you well. We are writing to let you know about an exciting change happening in our Telegram community.

Our main Telegram channel, @AcetheCLAT, which provides updates and content related to CLAT, has recently been enhanced to offer even more value to our subscribers. This includes sectional tests, mentorship programs and other valuable resources.

We strongly believe that the main channel will provide a much better and more comprehensive experience, and we would love for you to join us there. To make the transition as seamless as possible, we are inviting all our subscribers from the micro channels to join us on the main channel.

Simply click on the link below to join: https://t.me/acetheclat

We can't wait for you to join us on this exciting new journey!

Best regards,
@Ritik_MNLUM

Hi everyone, I have tried to cover everything in the video. Sit with a piece of pen and paper and jot down the practical aspects that you identify from the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpGivy6cCoY

I want to help all of you in the Current Affairs section as well. Could you let me know your concerns regarding the subject? Also, tell me anything that I should include to help you more. All kinds of suggestions are accepted.

You can simply put your thoughts in the comment section of this post. I appreciate your active participation on this channel.

Coming soon!

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For your Current Affairs woes 🙂✌️

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpCAK_ii3PA&t=20s&pp=ygUKYWNldGhlY2xhdA%3D%3D

Hi everyone,

Here is my Threads Account: https://www.threads.net/@ritiksinha001.

I find threads to be a really good place for sharing my views on CLAT and keep you posted about the work I am doing. To be honest, I find Threads to be as good as Telegram, plus it has a few more benefits. It looks more clean and organised. It can do almost everything what Telegram does. Even though I will keep you posted on Telegram, you will find me more active on Threads.

This is an invite to follow my threads account. You won't be disappointed.

https://www.threads.net/@ritiksinha001

Seeing a 300% rise in searches for 'CLAT 2021 question paper without answers', I've created a database for CLAT Consortium, with all recent CLATs and Sample Papers, and answers. A useful resource for CLAT UG students. Like and share if it helps! Access it here: Link

If you are facing difficulty in the conceptual understanding of Legal Reasoning, here is something that would help:

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