Maansarovar Law Centre - CLAT COACHING IN DELHI

How to crack the CLAT exam? There are 5 sections that are asked in CLAT entrance       1         Law – 50qs       2         General Awareness – 50qs       3         English – 40qs       4         General Aptitude – 40qs        5         Maths – 20qs We at Maansarovar Law Centre believe in a very realistic approach towards clearing the CLAT entrance and you must read the entire article thoroughly and follow the approach mentioned below with utmost honesty to come in top 100 rankers      Now the first thing we need to see is that two different approaches must be followed A.       Comprehensive Approach B.       Subjec...

Tips to Crack DU LLB Entrance Exam As we all know that , DU LLB exam is something that we have seen every student confused with. In this article, I will clear all the common myths and misconceptions existing in every student’s mind regarding this popular law entrance exam. Along with that, I will also offer some important preparation tips and strategies that, I have been very effective in the past when it comes to clearing DU LLB Entrance Exam. First of all,  you have to realize that DU LLB selection test is just for admission to Delhi University's Faculty of Law. Delhi University offers just multi-year LLB degrees, which implies you should be a graduate or going to end up a graduate to consider composing the DU LLB exam. It doesn't make a difference which stream you are graduating in. The only criterion that DU has is that you should be a graduate from a recognized university, and should have scored more than 50% in aggregate in your graduate. The DU LLB exam ...

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...

The DU LLB exam for the prestigious college Faculty of Law Delhi University is one that is given by hundreds of aspiring graduates every year but it is only the best who make it. In this article, we give you some tips that will help you to be one of them! 1.      Focus on Legal Aptitude and Constitution : Needless to say, one of the most prime law institutions in the country is looking for students who have a lot of potentials to be great lawyers which is also the reason behind the fact that the Legal Aptitude and constitution section of the entrance exam hold nearly 30% of the total weight. Focusing more on this part of the paper and scoring well in it can make a lot of difference and increase your chances of making it in exponentially. 2.      Prepare GK holistically: Things like GK and current affairs never hold a definitive syllabus and it is almost impossible to be 100% prepared for them. The best way to go about this section is to be ...

Common Law Admission Test i.e. CLAT is a centralised test which is conducted to get admission in the 19 most prestigious National Law Universities in India for both Undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) degree programmes. It is conducted on a rotational basis. The duration of the test is 2 hours and it contains 200 questions which are divided into 5 different sections and they sections are Legal Reasoning, Logical Aptitude, Elementary Mathematics, English including Comprehension and General Knowledge including Current Affairs. It has both positive and negative marking this is why it is quite tricky to crack CLAT. The candidate who is appearing for the test gets 1 mark for each correct answer and 0.25 are deducted if a question is wrong i.e. marking scheme has a ratio of 4:1. We at Maansarovar Law Centre provide the best coaching and the best guiding to get through your Common Law Admission Test and here are the few reasons why you should opt us for CLAT coaching and why we stand ...

Indian cinema always had a great fascination with the courtroom drama and they have also produced some masterpieces in that genre. Some of them were typical Bollywood style movies which were less of a logic but also there are movies which showed Indian courtroom drama almost close to the reality, if not the exact truth. The path a lawyer has to go through to show the truth to the world is really worth a thousand salutes. This blog is kind of tribute to the lawyers. 1.     Pink In this 2016 thriller drama. The legendary Amitabh Bachchan played the role of a criminal lawyer who goes through several situations to save the dignity and honour of three girls who are accused of almost killing a rich brat but reality is whole different This movie showed the importance of a lawyer in a society which needs a lawyer as the saviour of the truth. 2.  Court This Marathi movie shows the story of an old music artist who gets accused of a bizarre ...

In this section, we will give light to an apex organization, Bar Council of India, which is the regulatory authority of legal education and legal practice in India. A statutory body established under the section 4 of Advocates Act 1961, it is one of the pillars of legal practice in India. Its headquarter is in New Delhi. It primarily specifies standards of professional conduct and etiquettes. Apart from this it also sets out standards for legal education and grants recognition to the law universities. So next comes, when this council came into the picture in India? Earlier the purposes were being served by ‘All India Bar Committee’. In 1953 this committee headed by S.R. Das submitted a report proposing the creation of a bar council. Separately for states and for the country, Bar council was established. Hence an apex organization, Bar Council of India and bar council for each state was formatted. M.C. Setalvad and C.K. Daughtry was the first chairman and vice-chairman of the...