As we all know, the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is scheduled twice this year but in two different sessions, i.e., 2022 and 2023.

As per the official notification, CLAT 2022 is scheduled for 19 June 2022, while CLAT 2022 is scheduled for 18 December 2022.

It would help if you were smart enough while creating a study routine for the CLAT exam, as all subjects play a vital role in qualifying for the exam. 

To make it easier, we have curated some tips that you help you better understand what should your daily routine to crack the CLAT exam, how to create the task table, and more in this post.

Before going through the routine, let us understand what does your daily, weekly, and monthly task table looks like?

What is a Task Table?

Due to the increasing competition, it might be difficult for most of you to prepare for the CLAT exam. However, it is easy to crack the exam by following a well-structured study plan for CLAT.

Following a single task table that will help you achieve good results is a myth because every aspirant preparation strategy is different.

Each of you will have your own weak and strong areas, and your preparation strategies may vary. Hence, we recommend you prepare your own task table based on the following factors:

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• Amount of syllabus left
• Status of revision
• Weak areas (based on your mock performance)
• Targets to be met (if you are aiming for AIR below 10, your task table looks completely different)
• Study capacity (based on your ability to study for long hours)

Short Tricks to Make the Best Study Schedule for CLAT 2022

The following techniques will help enhance your CLAT exam preparation and score good marks in the upcoming exam.

• Instead of making a timetable for 7-8 hours a day, creating a task table that includes 5 to 7 tasks a day is always recommended.
• Please write it down what to study each day, as it will help you not miss out on any topic. 
• Be specific: Don't just write the subject's name to study on a particular day. Instead, try to write down the subject name followed by the topic name, book name, and page number. Suppose you are preparing from the LegalEdge's study material; write down the assignment numbers.
• Make sure to strike out after completing each topic or assignment, as it will help you be motivated and build your confidence levels.

Remember, even if you cannot complete all the tasks listed by you by the end of the day, don't get demotivated. It is okay even if you do not finish all the listed tasks.

Just try to find out the task list you have completed until that time is covered entirely or not.

What is My Daily task Table for CLAT 2022?

You must keep the following points in mind while creating a daily task table for the CLAT entrance exam:

• Read the newspaper for 45 minutes daily (it is advisable to read the "Hindu newspaper" along with GK Today).
• If you are a LegalEdge student, read the essential articles provided by LegalEdge faculty on the telegram channel.
• For the English section, try to solve two to three reading comprehension passages from the CLAT previous year's question papers.
• Also, try to learn at least ten new vocabulary words across all the sources, including the newspaper, section-tests, or most essential articles page.
• Last but not least, revision of current affairs daily for a specific month.

In addition to this, it is advised to include at least two weak subjects in your daily task table.

For example:

If quantitative aptitude is your weak area, you can add any two specific tasks per day related to this subject.

• Revise percentages concept and try to solve as many questions as possible from any source like RS Aggarwal, previous question papers, etc.
• Revise the profit & loss concept and attempt as many profit & loss questions for CLAT as possible from any one of the best resources.
• Similarly, you can cover all the topics to enhance your preparation levels.

If legal reasoning is your weak area, you can plan your preparation as explained below.

• Revise theory from RSM (mention topics and page numbers) and practice as many questions as possible on legal reasoning.
• Cover current legal knowledge and practice previous year's question to enhance your CLAT Legal Reasoning preparation.

If English is your weak area, you can follow the task table below.

• Try to practice more RCs and focus on questions around the central theme, purpose, tome of passage, vocabulary, and figures of speech.
• Read more articles and editorials to improve your vocabulary.
• Practice the close test regularly, as it plays a vital role in improving your CLAT English preparation levels.

If GK and current affairs is your weak area,

• You have to spend more time on newspapers, GK Today, and research a particular topic.
• Ensure to acquire a sound knowledge of what's happening in the country, as it is essential to enhance your CLAT GK preparation.
• Also, watch the news regularly to stay updated with all the latest issues happening across the globe.
• Focus more on topics like Sports, History, Art Culture, National & International Events, and Awards, as most of the questions are asked from these topics in the exam.

If Logical reasoning is your weak area, you can follow the tips given below to enhance your preparation levels.

• Practice critical reasoning questions from any best resources.
• If you need to revise the basics of critical reasoning, you can add specific topics, sources, and page numbers to your task table.
• You may include analytical reasoning on two or three days a week for revision and practice as many questions as possible to enhance your CLAT logical reasoning preparation.

Weekly Strategy for CLAT 2022

The following are some tips that you can follow weekly to enhance your CLAT time management skills and speed, which are essential to qualify for the exam.

• Solve and analyze at least one mock test weekly.
• Try to practice your strong subjects.
• Revise the notes you have prepared for vocabulary and the newspaper pointers.
• Complete all your pending assignments.
• Practice analytical reasoning (weekly practice is enough).
• Customize your week as in you have proper division among your sections along with its revision and mock attempts.
• Devote four days towards your regular studies by making sectional pairs among these days and keep other days for proper revision of the sections.
• Make sure to keep the last one day for CLAT Mock Test and analysis.

Monthly Strategy for CLAT 2022

You must include English, legal reasoning, current affairs, critical reasoning, and reading the newspaper in your monthly study plan.

Remember, reading newspapers will help build your vocabulary, GK, critical reasoning, and legal reasoning.

The following are some of the best preparation tips to crack the CLAT exam on the first attempt.

English

• You should follow reading newspapers and improving your vocabulary every month.
• Note that just practicing RCs won't help you score good marks unless you have a good vocabulary level.

GK & Current Affairs

• Along with reading the newspaper daily, you must follow at least one additional source for the GK section every day.
• You can prepare GK and current affairs from any website like GK Today and CLAT post.
• Also, you can follow two additional resources, then that would be great, but remember not to follow more than two resources.

Legal Reasoning

• For current legal knowledge, you can read the newspaper daily.
• Practice legal issue questions from mock tests.
• Try to research passages in and out.

Logical Reasoning

• Make sure to revise all teh core concepts such as paradox, conclusions, assumptions, etc.
• Try to practice as many CLAT critical reasoning questions as possible from previous year's papers.

Quantitative Techniques

• First, focus on essential topics, including pie charts, bar charts, time & distance, and time & speed.
• If you are not good at quantitative, then it is recommended to focus on core concepts and practice questions from RS Aggarwal and RSM.
• If you don't have time to work on all the RS Aggarwal textbook questions, you can cover the bare minimum of a topic and move to the next one.