Maansarovar Law Centre - CLAT COACHING IN DELHI

10 LAW RIGHTS EVERY INDIAN SHOULD KNOW At many points in our daily life, we may have encountered or heard some kind of harassment or negligence happening around us from police or some assigned officials. Some of these take place due to lack of one's knowledge about the legal rights as a citizen. As they say "Precaution is better than cure", we should know our legal rights in advance to avoid such horrendous incidents. Here I am listing some of the rights that I feel every Indian citizen should be aware of.  1. Equal pay for the same work - According to Article 39(A) of Indian penal code, there shouldn't be any difference in salary on the basis of one's gender. Be it male or female, both are entitled to get paid equally for the same work. 2. Free drinking water and using washrooms at any hotel, any time - According to Indian Sarai’s act 1867, one can demand free drinking water and washroom at any hotel at any time even if they are just passin...

WHAT IS CLAT? - CLAT is a centralized admission test to 17 National Law Universities. With the exception being NLU Delhi which admits on the basis of AILET score. - Apart from 17 national universities, many private colleges accept CLAT score like the famous ones being Manipal, Nirma, Galgotias Etc. WHEN IS CLAT HELD? - The CLAT exam is usually held in the month of May. - The registrations begin online in January. - The exam in 2017 is said to be tentatively scheduled in the first week of may. PATTERN OF THE EXAM  - CLAT is a computer-based objective paper for the undergraduate section for a total of 200 marks which consists of five subjects that are : 1) English  2) Logical Reasoning  3) Elementary Math  4) Legal Aptitude  5) Legal Reasoning  6) General Knowledge The total time given for this exam is two hours. ABC-CUBE ABC cube stands for 'Any Body Can Crack CLAT' - The CLAT Exam is open to people of all streams. - Anybody can apply...

Who are Corporate Lawyers? The corporate sector has shown a rapid growth in a few decades and because of that corporate laws have been made to make sure that everything is being done in an ethical way in a corporation. To make sure of that, corporate lawyers are there who are the keepers of the corporate laws. While working for a corporation and also make sure that transactions are clear and legal. Also, they make sure that corporation is following the rules and regulations’ set by the government. They have to make sure that if a transaction made by a corporation does not conflict with local, state or central government. To be a good corporate lawyer one should have a good knowledge of the statutory law and regulations passed by the government agencies to guide their clients to achieve their goals within ethical ways . The lawyer has to make sure that a transaction does not conflict with the local, state, or central laws. Unlike the adversarial nature of trial law, corpo...

India, a mixed economy and democratic country, is the plethora of laws. Our judiciary system follows various laws concerned with different issues. We are a country with diversity. Diversity in religions, diversity in lifestyle, diversity in language etc. Therefore diversification in-laws is also there. As of January 2017, there were about 1248 laws. Hence it can be said that our country’s judiciary system is one unique collection of laws. Now as this system is vast in itself, learning it is also quite interesting. Here we will talk about what is the present scenario running on in law studies in India. Legal education mainly refers to the education of lawyers before they start practising in the court of law. In India, the first law university was set up in 1985 in Bangalore named as National Law School of India University. Since then the structure of legal education in our country took its shape. Traditionally the degrees that were granted were of LLB (Bachelor of Laws) and B...

Law in India has advanced from religious solution to the present lawful framework we have today, navigating through mainstream lawful frameworks and the precedent-based law. India has recorded lawful history beginning from the Vedic ages and some kind of common law framework may have been set up amid the Bronze Age and the Indus Valley human advancement. Law as an issue of religious medicines and philosophical talk has a distinguished history in India. It is described in Vedas, the Upanishads and different religious writings that it was a rich field improved by experts from various Hindu philosophical schools and later by Jains and Buddhists. The mainstream law in India shifted broadly from district to locale and from ruler to ruler. Court frameworks for common and criminal issues were basic highlights of numerous decision lines of antiquated India. Fantastic mainstream court frameworks existed under the Mauryas (321-185 BC)and the Mughals (16th – 19th century) with the l...

UGC NET Exam is one the most famous competitive exams in India. The candidates who wish to make their career in the field of academics and research mostly opt for this particular competitive exam. It is held two times in a year that is June and December. Since both, the fields have been the most sought after fields hence there is a large group of students who opt for this exam. Upon a successful clearance of exam, the filtered candidates can opt for a profession of research scholar or a lecturer in various government recognized or private institutions. Hence we lay before you some useful tips to clear your NET exam in one go. 1.   The ideal time for preparation: a lot of students devise various strategies on how to prepare for the exam but lack the very basis of preparation, that is when to start. Ideally, a candidate should start his preparation depending upon his/her own capabilities. On an average at least three months before is the averages time to start your preparations...

The burden of making a career, get yourself educated and acquiring an esteemed degree makes everyone nervous. Students now a day are in a cut throat competition to over power each other and get the best whatever they could. Students usually drag and slog themselves while studying for several hours yet not making a powerful impact. Hence the need arises to study in a smart way in order to effectively decrease time and manual power. Here are some tips on how to study smart rather studying hard: 1.   Be regular and crisp with your studies: mugging and cramming all that you’ve read in one session doesn’t make you a hard worker. You don’t get the desired results as what you have read gets jammed up allowing decimated interest in other topics. 2.   Give a structure to your studies: studying anything out of blue won't fetch you good results. Hence divide your topics according to hours and subjects according to days. This allows you to manage your work load and helps you to...

Number of Questions from each section: Law & Polity – 30 GK – 30 Reasoning – 18 English – 17 (10 – legal passage) Maths – 5      1.   The first thing for all law aspirants to learn this year is never to fall prey to rumours . After Delhi University declared a change in the pattern just a week before the exam, many aspirants lost their cool and wasted the most precious days in unnecessary speculation. A lot more stress was added by an article claiming that polity and constitution portion has been done away with. Taking a logical view, Maansarovar maintained that no law exam can be devoid of the constitution which is the soul of the subject and advised all aspirants to continue with their studies unaffected. Needless to say, our advice proved to be golden words.   2.  The change in the number of questions had no visible effect upon the pattern which more or less remains the same. Polity and Constitution still covered around a quarter...

Indian society has been rigid in many its form and hence its results have emanated in various fronts. The orthodox setup of our societies has taken a toll on various aspirants by crushing their self-aims and masquerading them by the imposition of forced careers in order to maintain a status in society. Most of the life changing decisions taken by nowadays students rests upon the advice of what their seniors felt hence keeping their own aspirations at bay. While most of their career’s decision is driven by the experience of elders, inspirations from their seniors or incompetent awareness by their teachers. It is never thought about the different calibre that each child possesses.  In such ruthless hierarchical tradition, students often become the scapegoat. SSC exams are one of the most important exams. Every lakhs of students appear for these exams which are used as a tool to calculate a student’s credibility. If they score extremely well then science is suitable, if somew...

“One decision is enough for a lifetime” Choosing a right future which would directly affect your career can be a tiresome task. The constant oscillations between two decisions are not easy to take. Government job profiles have lured everyone owing to the various incentives it provides. Hence we list down few job which you could opt for after your 12 th for a safe and secured future 1.   SSC Stenographer Grade C       2.   SSC Stenographer Grade D : a common recruitment test is required for both. Anyone who has passed his 12 th from a recognised state or central institute and must be of 18-27 years age. The selection is on the basis of reasoning, English language and general awareness. The profile offers a good pay package of 9300-34800 ( grade C ) and 5200-20200 ( grade D ). The job profile includes speech writing, press conference briefings, assisting minister or officer, helping in PR.      3.   Lower division clerk  ...

CLAT preparation has begun in full swings. With every passing day, the nervousness seems to grip every candidate. The future of many candidates rests upon the result of the exam. Many people are aware of various quotas in every exam. As mandated by the Constitution of India, every university or college has to reserve some seats in their respective institutions. Most of us know about SC/ST/OBC/SAC quota, but another quota is present by the name of state domicile quota. Domicile means “ the one who belongs to a particular place”. Hence domicile certificate ensures authorities that you have been a permanent resident of a particular state of at least five years or more than that. The state domicile quote could be obtained by the candidates from the competent government organisation. This state domicile certificate could help you procure a seat in our desired national law university just like other reservations do. You could fill state domicile quota in at the time of filling the ...