CTwT E91 - CLAT 2018 Topper Devansh Kaushik AIR 2 AILET AIR 1

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Nothing epitomizes a humble, self-disciplined and intelligent man better than our next guest - Devansh Kaushik!

Devansh secured AIR 2 in CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) and AIR 1 in AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) 2018. He is currently studying Law at the prestigious NLU (National Law School of India University) Bengaluru. Wonder how he did it? Watch to know more.

AILET and CLAT both are the two most sought-after law entrance exams of the country. Being the most popular law exams across the country, students often face a dilemma of choosing between AILET or CLAT, also in understanding the difference and how to prepare for both. To shrug off this confusion we bring you a comprehensive analysis of both the exams by one who has topped in both the exams.

Scores in CLAT and AILET - 1:51
Time management for Boards, CLAT & AILET - 3:40
Career opportunities post CLAT & AILET - 5:20
AILET v/s CLAT: The Differences - 6:51
AILET preparation strategy - 8:45
Current Affairs Preparation - 11:40
Preparation Resources - 12:35
English - 14:40
Reasoning - 16:00
Coaching vs Self Preparation - 18:10
Importance of Mock tests - 22:19
Exam Day strategy - 25:10
Strategy for 1 day, 1 week, and 1 month before the exam - 29:10
Life at NLS Bangalore - 32:23
Good habits and hobbies that might help in law preparation - 33:40
Legal maxim preparation - 35:35
Difficult sections in the exam and how to handle those - 36:05
Rapid fire round - 36:59
Message to the aspirants - 39:00

One of the most rewarding careers both in terms of job challenge and monetary benefits is undoubtedly Law. Open to students of all streams, Law is suitable for someone who has a passion for understanding the legal systems of the country and who is looking for challenging and exciting opportunities at the work front.

Going beyond the courtrooms, now the Law School graduates pursue very exciting career opportunities offered by:
Indian and International Law Firms
Consulting and Advisory Companies
MNCs and Corporate Legal Departments
Legal Process Outsourcing (LPOs), etc.
In the Government sector, rewarding options such as the Civil Services, or the Legal Departments are indeed attractive. By clearing the Public Service Commissions exams, a law graduate could become a judge. The more academically oriented National Law School Graduates have joined the world's best universities such as Harvard, Cambridge, Oxford and Yale too for higher education.

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