Clat 2013
CLAT 2013- The Countdown begins
The countdown for the Common Law Admission test (CLAT 2013) has begun. With less than 50 days left for CLAT, which is the stepping stone for the National Law Universities across the country, the anxiety amongst the students is rising. Gyan Central caught up with Saiyed Anzar Abbas, founder of CLATapult, one of the premier coaching institutes for CLAT, to ask him about his views and tips for students appearing in CLAT 2013.
GC- Congratulations Anzar for the immense success of your brainchild-CLATpult.
Anzar- Thank you very much. This success is mainly attributed to the dedication and support of all my friends and well wishers. The true success of CLATapult shall be reflected in the CLAT 2013 results in which I am confident that the students of CLATapult would pass with flying colors.
GC- The first question which comes to the mind of any student who is contemplating to start preparation for CLAT 2013 is whether 50 days is an adequate time period for preparation for CLAT.
Anzar- CLAT, unlike other exams like the IIT-JEE or AIEEE, is not an examination which requires dedicated study for a period of years together. CLAT requires dedicated study for a shorter duration as compared to other examinations. Though 50 days is a very short time period, it still is not inadequate for the preparation for CLAT. 50 days of immense hard work, dedication and sincerity is enough to guarantee a student to crack CLAT 2013.
GC- With the board examinations going on for a large number of CLAT aspirants another major dilemma students face is when should they start their preparation for CLAT(if they have not already started their preparation).
Anzar- The pressure of board examinations on the students is immense. It is imperative that students strike the right balance between preparing for CLAT and the board examinations. Both these examinations should be given equal attention as they play a pivotal role in shaping the future of students. Till the time
The countdown for the Common Law Admission test (CLAT 2013) has begun. With less than 50 days left for CLAT, which is the stepping stone for the National Law Universities across the country, the anxiety amongst the students is rising. Gyan Central caught up with Saiyed Anzar Abbas, founder of CLATapult, one of the premier coaching institutes for CLAT, to ask him about his views and tips for students appearing in CLAT 2013.
GC- Congratulations Anzar for the immense success of your brainchild-CLATpult.
Anzar- Thank you very much. This success is mainly attributed to the dedication and support of all my friends and well wishers. The true success of CLATapult shall be reflected in the CLAT 2013 results in which I am confident that the students of CLATapult would pass with flying colors.
GC- The first question which comes to the mind of any student who is contemplating to start preparation for CLAT 2013 is whether 50 days is an adequate time period for preparation for CLAT.
Anzar- CLAT, unlike other exams like the IIT-JEE or AIEEE, is not an examination which requires dedicated study for a period of years together. CLAT requires dedicated study for a shorter duration as compared to other examinations. Though 50 days is a very short time period, it still is not inadequate for the preparation for CLAT. 50 days of immense hard work, dedication and sincerity is enough to guarantee a student to crack CLAT 2013.
GC- With the board examinations going on for a large number of CLAT aspirants another major dilemma students face is when should they start their preparation for CLAT(if they have not already started their preparation).
Anzar- The pressure of board examinations on the students is immense. It is imperative that students strike the right balance between preparing for CLAT and the board examinations. Both these examinations should be given equal attention as they play a pivotal role in shaping the future of students. Till the time