January 10, 2026
On CLAT result night, Harsh Gagrani (Founder, TopRankers) speaks with CLAT 2026 AIR 7 Gauransh from the Delhi Centre. From scoring around 6000 rank last year to securing CLAT Rank 7 2026 now, Gauransh shares his preparation timeline, how he managed a major low phase during school exams, how he improved in Legal, and the calm mindset that helped him deal with the surprise Analytical-heavy paper.
CLAT 2026 AIR 7 is Gauransh From LegalEdge. Gauransh breaks down his preparation timeline, how he pushed through a primary low phase during school exams, the specific shifts that boosted his Legal section, and the calm, composed mindset that helped him handle the surprise Analytical-heavy CLAT 2026 paper.
Gauransh: Sir, I’m wonderful right now—overjoyed, ecstatic, all positive things. I always had something like this in my mind.
Gauransh: Around the middle of Class 10. I wasn’t naturally good at maths, and I’m very passionate about History and Political Science, so Humanities felt like my calling. Law felt like one of the best careers in the field, so it was natural for me. I started preparing for CLAT in Class 11.
Gauransh: Yes, sir. Something around 6000 last year.
Gauransh: Yes, sir. Most recently, around school first-term exams. Managing exams of that scale along with daily classes, mocks, and everything—it took a toll on marks in both school and coaching.
Gauransh: Then I had to manage everything at home and mentally prepare myself so that when everything separates itself again, I can finally focus fully on CLAT.
Gauransh: I had two weak sections—Quants and Legal.
Gauransh: Quants: I’ve never been good at maths since I was a kid. But when it was a known topic like ratio or percentage, I would do okay, more than 6–7 marks.
Gauransh: Legal: At the start, the principles and concepts felt quite challenging because it was all very new to me. I had to learn and grasp the concepts first. My marks grew from around 17–18 to 26–27–28.
Gauransh: The most important thing is being prepared mentally. Even if you’re good or bad in one section, it won’t matter if inside you’re just overthinking. So being resilient, mentally calm, and well-prepared is key. It’s just an exam.
Gauransh: In the actual CLAT as well, when the entire Analytical section came, I just flipped through the paper at the start.
Gauransh: That’s something I want to convey to everyone—it’s a very good strategy. You might lose 2 minutes in the beginning, but you can save 10–15 minutes later because you’ll be mentally prepared and will plan accordingly.
Gauransh: I flipped through and saw things like the electrocardiograph and the robbery. I realised it’s a mix of analytical and critical.
Gauransh: I knew I had practised Analytical very well. I was prepared enough that even if the paper surprised me, I could still score 10–15. It wasn’t very hard—just a surprise—so you had to prepare and plan accordingly.
Gauransh: Yes, sir. Harish sir is our GK teacher—he can answer everything and has been a huge help during the entire prep.
Gauransh: Rohit sir is our Legal teacher. Rakkesh sir is my centre head. Sudhanu sir also teaches Legal.
Gauransh: Akansa ma’am is our English and CR teacher—she helped me a lot with CR concepts. Also, our centre is in charge and is the backbone of the centre.
Gauransh: My sister is recording, and my parents are here too.

Gauransh’s CLAT 2026 AIR 7 Gauransh story is a clean example of what “real improvement” looks like—no drama, no shortcuts. He chose law early, started in Class 11, faced pressure during school exams, systematically addressed weak areas, and stayed calm when CLAT threw an Analytical surprise. The biggest message he leaves aspirants with is simple: be mentally prepared first—then your preparation will show up when it matters.
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