The Pearson Guide to the CLAT

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Cover Page Copyright Contents Preface Preface to the Second Edition Acknowledgements About the Author Part One Introduction Chapter 1 Understanding CLAT Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) Law School Admission Test (LSAT- India) Chapter 2 How to Use This Book? Attempt all the preliminary tests on day one Analyse your strengths and weaknesses Do not ignore the explanations! Test yourself! Chapter 3 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Which section should I attempt first? How many questions should I solve in clat, especially in light of negative marking? What is the ideal time to be devoted to eachsection? Part Two Preliminary tests Chapter 1 Preliminary Tests—An Introduction Chapter 2 Preliminary Test – 1 (CLAT Pattern) Section I – English Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Principles (for Questions 72 and 73): Principles (for Questions 74 and 75): Principles (for Questions 76 to 78): Principles (for Questions 79 to 81): Principles (for Questions 82 and 83): Principles (for Questions 85 to 87): Principles (for Questions 88 and 89): Section V – Mathematics Chapter 3 Preliminary Test – 2 (AILET Pattern) Section I – English Section II – Logical Reasoning Assumptions: Arguments: Section III – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section IV – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section V – Mathematics Chapter 4 Preliminary Test – 3 (SET Pattern) Section I – English Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – Analytical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Chapter 5 Answer Key Preliminary test – 1 (clat Pattern) Section I – English Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Preliminary test – 2 (ailet Pattern) Section I – English Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section IV – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section V – Mathematics Preliminary test – 3 (set pattern) Section I – English Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – Analytical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Explanations Preliminary test – 1 (clat Pattern) Section II – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Preliminary test – 2 (ailet Pattern) Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Preliminary test – 3 (set pattern) Section II – Logical Reasoning Section III – Analytical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Part Three English Chapter 1 Grammar I. Introduction to Grammar What is grammar? Why is it important? Grammar in the CLAT (and other law entrance examinations) Sentences What is a sentence? II. Subject and Predicate III. Phrases and Clauses IV. Parts of Speech Nouns Common Nouns Proper Nouns Abstract Nouns Collective Nouns Countable and Uncountable Nouns Verbs Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Adjectives Adjectives Used as Nouns Not Determiners but Adjectives Adverbs Pronouns Personal Pronouns Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns Indefinite Pronouns Distributive Pronouns Relative Pronouns Interrogative Pronouns Prepositions Conjunctions Interjections V. Simple, Complex and Compound Sentences Simple Sentences Compound Sentences Complex Sentences VI. Articles Indefinite Article ‘A’ and ‘An’ In what ways can the indefinite article be used? Definite Article In what ways can the definite article be used? VII. A uxiliaries and Modals Auxiliaries Uses of Be (am, is, are, was, were) Modals VIII. Infinitives IX. Participles X. Gerunds XI. Tenses Simple Present Tense Simple Past Tense Future Tense Present Continuous Tense Past Continuous Tense Past Participle XII. A ctive Voice and Passive Voice How to Convert from One Voice to Another Answer Key Chapter 2 Roots Prefixes More Root Words Chapter 3 Reading Comprehension—An Introduction Importance of Reading Speed Types of Reading Comprehension Passages Types of Questions on Reading Comprehension Some Tips on solving Reading Comprehension questions Frequently Asked Questions (FA Qs) Practice Exercises Difficulty Level – Easy Young sharks flee their nurseries Shark attacks on humans decrease: When hurricanes attack, go deep: Difficulty Level – Medium Difficulty Level – Difficult Crucial Implementation Employee benefits Answer Key Practice Exercises Difficulty Level – Easy Passage 1 Passage 2 Passage 3 Passage 4 Passage 5 Difficulty Level – Medium Passage 1 Passage 2 Passage 3 Passage 4 Passage 5 Difficulty Level – Difficult Passage 1 Passage 2 Passage 3 Passage 4 Passage 5 Chapter 4 How to Improve Your Reading Speed? Check Your Present Reading Speed Regression Using a Pointer Fixations Reading Word Blocks at a Time Sub-vocalization Additional tips Dos Don’ts Chapter 5 Synonyms, Antonymsand Homonyms Synonyms Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Antonyms Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Homophones Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Answer Key Synonyms Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Antonyms Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Homophones Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Chapter 6 Idioms and Phrases Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Chapter 7 Analogies Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Chapter 8 8 Odd One Out Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Explanations Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Chapter 9 Passage Completion Answer Key Chapter 10 Spotting the Errors Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Explanations Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Chapter 11 Sentence Completion One Blank Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Two Blanks Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Three Blanks Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Sentence Fillers Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Answer Key One Blank Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Two Blanks Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Three Blanks Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Sentence Fillers Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Chapter 12 One Word Substitutions Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Chapter 13 Sequencing of Sentences Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Chapter 14 Vocabulary List 1500 Most Important Words Easy Vocabulary Exercises Difficulty Level – Easy Across Down Across Down Medium Difficulty Level – Medium Across Down Across Down Difficult Difficulty Level – Difficult Across Down Across Down Answer Key Difficulty Level – Easy Difficulty Level – Easy - Puzzle Difficulty Level – Medium Difficulty Level – Medium - Puzzle Difficulty Level – Difficult Difficulty Level – Difficult - Puzzle Chapter 15 How to Improve Vocabulary? Introduction Tip 1: Read, Read (and Read!) Tip 2: Make Notes Tip 3: Dictionary Part Four Mathematics Chapter 1 Ratio and Proportion Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise Solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 2 Simple Interest/Compound Interest Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise Solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 3 Time and Work/Pipes and Cisterns Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 4 Speed and Distance Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 5 Number System Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 6 Average Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 7 HCF/LCM Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 8 Percentage Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 9 Profit, Loss and Discount Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 10 Square Roots and Cube Roots Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 11 Partnership Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Chapter 12 Probability Illustrations Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise solutions Practice Exercise Part Five Logical Reasoning Chapter 1 Critical Reasoning Critical Reasoning—An Introduction The problem with Common Sense What is your stand on reservation (on any basis)? Prejudices and Biases Nothing is absolute In a Nutshell Critical Reasoning—Paragraph Based Introduction The Question Format Stimulus The Question Stem Main Point Questions Question Stem Drill Practice Exercise Answer Key Question Stem Drill Practice Exercise explanations Practice Exercise Syllogisms Introduction Terminologies Preposition Strategies Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Answer Key Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 explanations Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 5 Statement and Assumptions The Assumption Negation Technique Narrow down the answer choices Negate the remaining answer choices Look for the negated assumption that cannot co-exist with the argument Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise explanations Practice Exercise Statement and Arguments Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise explanations Practice Exercise Statement and Course of Action Strategy Practice Exercise Answer Key Practice Exercise explanations Practice Exercise Fact, Inference and Judgment Facts Inferences Judgments POINTS TO REMEMBER Practice Questions Answer Key Exercise 1 EXPLANATIONS Chapter 2 Analytical Reasoning Blood Relations HOW TO SOLVE QUESTIONS QUICKLY Tips and Tricks ROAD MAP Practice Set - Past Years’ Questions Answer Key Exercise 1 EXPLANATIONS Number Series Practice Set – Past Years’ Questions Solutions Coding–Decoding Practice Set – Past Years’ Questions and Practice Questions Answer Key Exercise 1 EXPLANATIONS Seating Arrangement Practice Exercises Answer Key Exercise 1 EXPLANATIONS Data Arrangement Practice Set - Past Years’ Questions Answer Key Exercise 1 EXPLANATIONS Part Six Legal Reasoning/Aptitude Chapter 1 Legal Reasoning/Aptitude Introduction to the Law of Torts Civil Law and Criminal Law Law of Tort and Law of Torts – What’s the difference? Injuria Sine Damno and Damnum Sine Injuria Intention in Torts GENERAL DEFENCES NEGLIGENCE Essentials of Negligence Case Watch: Donoghue vs Stevenson Medical Negligence Res Ipsa Loquitor DEFAMATION Essentials of Defamation Libel and Slander Defences against Defamation Defamation as a Crime TRESPASS License Remedies Available NUISANCE Difference between Nuisance and Trespass Types of Nuisance Defences VICARIOUS LIABILITY Principal–Agent Relationship Master and Servant Course of Employment Difference between Servant and Independent Contractor STRICT AND ABSOLUTE LIABILITY Rule of Strict Liability Case Watch: Rylands vs Fletcher Exceptions Absolute Liability GENERAL TERMINOLOGY Introduction to Contracts FUNDAMENTALS OF THE LAW OF CONTRACTS When Agreements are Contracts Vitiating Elements of a Contract PROPOSAL AND ACCEPTANCE Communication of a Proposal Implied and Express Communication of Proposals Acceptance Manner of Acceptance Absolute and Unqualified Proposal FREE CONSENT Definition Coercion Undue Influence Fraud Misrepresentation Mistake VOID AGREEMENTS Case watch: Carlill vs Carbolic Smoke BallCompany CONSIDERATION SPECIAL TYPES OF CONTRACTS DAMAGES AND COMPENSATION Remoteness of Damage When the Penalty for Breach is Stipulated for in the Contract Rightful Rescission of Contract Introduction to the Constitution What is a ‘Constitution’? The Supreme Document How is the Constitution different from other laws? The Constitution of India CITIZENSHIP FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Right to Equality Right to Freedom Right against Exploitation WRITS What are Writs? Who can issue Writs and Against Whom? Types of Writs The Writ of Habeas Corpus The Writ of Certiorari The Writ of Quo-Warranto The Writ of Prohibition The Writ of Mandamus DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY Uniform Civil Code Free Legal Aid Fundamental Duties UNION EXECUTIVE AND UNION LEGISLATURE Union Executive Union Legislature (Parliament) THE INDIAN JUDICIARY The Supreme Court High Courts Subordinate Courts EMERGENCY IN INDIA Proclamation of National Emergency Failure of Constitutional Machinery in the States Financial Emergency Effect on Fundamental Rights During Emergency AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION Procedure of Amendment to the Constitution Amendment of Fundamental Rights BORROWED/INSPIRED FEATURES OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION From United Kingdom From United States of America From Ireland From Australia From Japan From Canada From Germany (Weimar Constitution) From South Africa From erstwhile U.S.S.R. Introduction to Criminal Law Stages of Crime Distinction between Tort and Crime Elements of Crime Principles of Mens Rea and Actus Reus Mens Rea Actus Reus GENERAL EXCEPTIONS Circumstances where Right of Private Defence is not available: OFFENCES AFFECTING HUMAN BODY Culpable Homicide Murder Whether the act is Culpable Homicide or Murder? Culpable Homicide + falls under Section 300 + does not Fall under any Exception given under Section 300 = Murder Wrongful Restraint and Wrongful Confinement Wrongful Restraint Wrongful Confinement OFFENCES AGAINST PROPERTY Theft Mischief Cheating OFFENCES AGAINST THE STATE Sedition Chapter 2 Practice Questions Legal Knowledge Questions CONSTITUTIONAL LAW CRIMINAL LAW LAW OF TORTS Answer Key Constitutional Law Criminal Law Law of Contracts Law of Torts EXPLANATIONS Constitutional Law Criminal Law Law of Contracts Law of Torts Legal Reasoning Questions Legal Reasoning in CLAT Whether Knowledge of ‘Law’ is Required? Sixth Sense Ability Keep it Simple! Question 1 Approach Question 2 Approach Question 3 Approach for Question 3.1 Approach for Question 3.2 Question 4 Question 5 Question 5.1 Question 5.2 TOPIC-WISE QUESTION BANK Law of Torts Nuisance Trespass Vicarious Liability Malicious Prosecution Strict and Absolute Liability Defamation Negligence Defences LAW OF CONTRACTS Proposal and Acceptance Consideration Void and Voidable Contract Consent Partnership Agreement with Minors Special Types of Contracts CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Fundamental Rights Directive Principles of State Policy Writs CRIMINAL LAW Sedition Murder and Culpable Homicide Wrongful Restraint and Confinement Assault and Battery Kidnapping and Abduction Theft, Extortion and Conversion Defence MISCELLANEOUS Answer Key Law of Torts Remoteness of Damage Nuisance Trespass Vicarious Liability Malicious Prosecution Strict and Absolute liability Defamation Negligence Defences Law of Contracts Proposal and Acceptance Consideration Void and Voidable Contract Consent Partnership Agreement with Minors Special Types of Contracts Constitutional Law Fundamental Rights Directive Principles of State Policy Writs Criminal Law Sedition Murder and Culpable Homicide Wrongful Restraint and Confinement Assault and Battery Kidnapping and Abduction Theft, Extortion and Conversion Defence Miscellaneous EXPLANATIONS Law of Torts Constitutional Law Criminal Law Assertion – Reason Questions CONTRACTS LAW CRIMINAL LAW LAW OF TORTS CONSTITUTIONAL LAW MIXED BAG Answer Key Contracts Law Criminal Law Law of Torts Constitutional Law Mixed Bag EXPLANATIONS Contracts Law Criminal Law Law of Torts Constitutional Law Mixed Bag Chapter 3 Important Legal Terms and Concepts A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Z Chapter 4 Important Legal Maxims A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V Chapter 5 Summary of Key Laws Civil Law and Common Law Substantive and Procedural Law Law of Torts Law of Contract Family Law Criminal Law Propert y Law Professional Ethics Advocates Act, 1961 Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 Consumer Protection Act Constitutional Law Chapter 6 Leading Case Laws Law of Torts Injuria sine damno Strict Liability Absolute Liability Vicarious Liability Vicarious Liability of the State Defences Necessity Plaintiff is the Wrongdoer Contributory Negligence Volenti non fit injuria Trespass to Person Assault Remoteness of Damage Malice Negligence Medical Negligence False Imprisonment Nuisance Defamation Deceit Law of Contracts Essentials Offer and Acceptance Communication Consideration Privity of Contract Capacity to Contract Free Consent Void Agreements Agreement to do impossible Act Damages for Breach of a Contract Remoteness of Damage Measure of Damages Constitutional Law Re Berubari Case Chapter 7 The Constitution and Indian Polity Timeline Chapter 8 Key Differences Between Important Concepts Civil Law System and Common Law System Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) Agreement and Contract Void and Voidable Void Agreements and Illegal Agreements Misrepresentation and Fraud Substantive Law and Procedural Law Strict Liability and Absolute Liability Theft and Robbery Servant and Independent Contractor Coercion and Undue Influence Assault and Battery Tort and Contract Quasi Contracts and Contracts Joint and Several Tortfeasors Arbitration and Conciliation Company and Partnership Shares and Debentures Partnership and Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Libel and Slander Part Seven General Studies Chapter 1 General Studies – I India – General Facts Indian Railways – Some Interesting Facts Facts Based on Census 2011 Awards & Honours International Awards Nobel Prize Indian Winners Nobel Prize – Some Interesting Facts Oscar Awards India at the Oscars Ramon Magsaysay Award Pulitzer Prize Man Booker Prize Indian Winners Man Booker Prize – Some Interesting Facts National Awards Bharat Ratna Bharat Ratna – Some Interesting Facts Padma Awards Padma Awards – Some Interesting Facts Gallantry Awards Other Prominent Awards Books and Authors E-Books Prominent Authors and Their Notable Works Prominent Book Records International Organisations United Nations Organisation (UNO) List of Prominent International Organizations List of Important Personalities Superlatives Sobriquets World India Persons Important Days and Dates Abbreviations Chapter 2 General Studies – II World History Timeline Major Events of World History American Civilization Joan of Arc The Renaissance American War of Independence French Revolution The Industrial Revolution Bloody Sunday The First World War (1914–1918) Second World War (1939–1945) Cold War Personalities Indian History Timeline Important Events of Modern India Important Sessions of Indian National Congress Books by Freedom Fighters Personalities Geography The Solar System Spheres of the Earth Earth’s Atmosphere Farming Major Crops of the world Indian Geography Major Physiographic Divisions Minerals found in India Major Food Crops of India Important Indian Cities Important River Projects List of Renamed Cities, States and Countries (International) List of Renamed Cities and States (National) Personalities General Science, Environment & Space Scientific Inventions and Discoveries Space Age Timeline Indian Atomic Energy Commission Nuclear Energy Timeline Personalities (General Science, Environment and Space) Economics Characteristics of the Indian Economy Important information on Five year Plans Some Important Economic Events Personalities Sports & Games Major Multi-Sport Events in the World Olympic Games India at a Glance Winter Olympics The Asian Games India at a Glance Commonwealth Games India at a Glance Prominent Sports Cricket India at a Glance Hockey India at a Glance Tennis List of Tennis Grand Slams India at a Glance Football India at a Glance Personalities Computers Five Generations of Computers Timeline of Computing and Internet Personalities Chapter 3 General Studies – Question Bank (500 Highly Relevant Questions) History Modern History Ancient and Medieval History World History Geography Economics General Science Books and Authors Personalities Defence Technology Sports Miscellaneous Answer Key Modern History Ancient and Medieval History World History Geography Economics General Science Books and Authors Personalities Defence Technology Sports Miscellaneous EXPLANAT IONS History Modern History Ancient and Medieval History World History Geography Economics General Science Books and Authors Personalities Defence Technology Sports Miscellaneous Part Eight Current Affairs Chapter 1 How to Prepare for Current Affairs? Reading sources Notes Revise Chapter 2 Part A: Timeline Current Affairs Timeline General Directions: January 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Miscellaneous February 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Miscellaneous March 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Books and Authors Obituaries State news Sports Miscellaneous April 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Miscellaneous May 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Miscellaneous June 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Miscellaneous July 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Meetings, Indexes and Agreements Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Defence Miscellaneous August 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Books and Authors Defence Miscellaneous September 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Legal General Knowledge Awards and Honours State News Prominent Records Obituaries Sports Government Initiatives Miscellaneous October 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Defence Government Initiatives Miscellaneous November 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Conferences, Meetings and Summits Legal General Knowledge Prominent Records Awards Obituaries State news Sports Defence Government Initiatives Miscellaneous December 2014 Appointments, Removals and Resignations Important Days and Dates Conferences, Meetings & Summits Awards Obituaries State news Sports Books & Authors Defence Government Initiatives Miscellaneous Chapter 2 Part B: Current Affairs Questions Current Affairs Questions (January–March) (April–June) (July–September) (October–December) Answer Key Current Affairs Questions (jan–mar) (April–June) (July–September) (October–December) Part Nine Solved Papers Chapter 1 CLAT 2011 Section I – English Section II – General Knowledge/ Current Affairs Section III – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Answer Key Section I – English Section II – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section III – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics explanations Section III – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Chapter 2 CLAT 2012 Section I – English Section II – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section III – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Answer Key Section I – English Section II – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section III – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics explanations Section III – Logical Reasoning Section IV – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Chapter 3 CLAT 2013 Section I – English Section II – Mathematics Section III – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section IV – Logical Reasoning Section V – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning Answer Key Section I – English Section II – Mathematics Section III – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section IV – Logical Reasoning Section V – Legal Aptitude/Reasoning explanations Chapter 4 CLAT 2014 Section I – English Section II – Mathematics Section III – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section IV – Logical Reasoning Section V – Legal Reasoning Answer key Preliminary test – 1 (clat Pattern) Section I – English Section II – Mathematics Section III – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section IV – Logical Reasoning Explanations Preliminary test – 1 (clat Pattern) Section II – Mathematics Chapter 5 AILET 2014 Section I – English Section II – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section III – Legal Reasoning Section IV – Logical Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Preliminary test – 1 (clat Pattern) Section I – English Section II – General Knowledge/Current Affairs Section III – Legal Reasoning Section IV – Logical Reasoning Section V – Mathematics Part Ten Before the Clat Chapter 1 One Year Before CLAT Chapter 2 One Month Before CLAT Chapter 3 One Day Before CLAT