The examination is the word every student fears about. It is the scariest word for a student. To pass any course, it is essential to pass the exam. Here, we are discussing how to get good marks in exams.

While staring the preparation of the exam, it is mandatory to understand the syllabus. If you have time, it is always advisable to read the whole book and make some short notes or points. No doubt you cannot remember everything but confidence in reading and understanding the whole book enables you to score better.

Try to find appropriate study material. Always follows a good author book or the one advisable by the teacher.

Try to make notes side by side that can help you on exams days. Preparing notes help you to save time during exams so that you can revise more and more results in more scoring.

Assignments, we all used to copy and paste the assignments. Assignments contain an important topic. So while making any assignment try to understand the topic well.

Previous question papers give you the ides about the important topics and important points to remember. You also get t know about the exam pattern, so that you can attempt the exam according to the time and need.

Prepare a good time table. But please follow that time table too. 

Sleeping helps you to calm and relax your mind. So have a proper sleep. It does not mean you always lay down to relax. 

Get help from professors if you are finding a problem in understanding any topic.

Every hostel has a student who can teach very well. So try to take help from that person. Teaching also revises the topics so always try to help your classmates or juniors.

The CBSE Class 12th Board Exams for the year 2020 are just around the corner. It is just a matter of a few days and 12th std students will be writing the most important exams of their lives. With last minute preparations in full swing, students tend to concentrate more on the mainstream subjects like Science, Humanities, and Commerce. At this stage, equal attention must also be paid to English and the language papers, if any. 

Law Entrance Exams Tips with AILET Topper Dhanishta Mittal

Click on this link for a ChetChat with AILET Topper Dhanishta Mittal who talks of How to Prepare for CLAT, LSAT, AILET, MH CET & Symbiosis Entrance exam, AILET exam preparation, law entrance exam preparation, books and notes for CLAT.

1. She took five exams – CLAT, AILET, Symbiosis Entrance Exam, MHCET and LSAT

2. A discussion on the differences between the five exams

3. AILET – 150 mark paper into 5 sections in 1.5 hours

a. English – 35 marks b. GK – 35 marks c. Logic – 35 marks d. Legal reasoning – 35 marks e. Math – 10 marks

4. The Law entrance exam papers tend to be unpredictable from one year to another

5. English – this year there was no reading comprehension section, replaced by a closed test

6. Solving all the papers 7-8 year past papers of each one of these five exams helps in being prepared for all types of questions

7. AILET is a paper based test vs. CLAT which is an online test

8. Books and Preparation Material for Law Entrance Exams

9. English – a. CAT Preparation Book by Arun Sharma b. Vocabulary www.rootsandprefixes.com

10. Math a. Quantitative aptitude by RS Agarwal

11. GK a. Pearsons Manual’ b. Study IQ Preparation on YouTube channel c. Newspapers d. GK today.in e. Jagran Josh f. Online tyari g. Daily GK h. Day to Day GK i. CLAT gyan

12. Legal Reasoning a. Use your logic to apply the legal principles b. Legal GK – Be thorough with the constitution

13. Logical Reasoning a. Analytical – RS Agarwal – Verbal and Non-verbal reasoning b. Verbal reasoning – MK Pandey c. GMAT reference sources – the critical reasoning section d. LSAT study material e. CAT Preparation book by Arun Sharma

14. Comprehensive Books a. Lexis Nexis

15. LSAT exam Preparation

16. Importance of mock tests – take 3 mock test series from different sources