The LegalEdge Law Entrance (CLAT, AILET and other entrance examinations) Classroom Courses are of four types:
1. 2 Years Prep Course (XIth Grade Appearing):It's ideal for students who wish to Kick-start their Law Entrance preparation right after Xth Grade. It's a two year course spread across 4 sessions with details mentioned under the 2 Years Course tab. Generally known as the 'Achievers Batch' in it's first year and then the 'Performers Batch' in it's second year. It is conducted on weekdays or over weekends depending on the Centre you choose to study in.
2. 1 Year Prep Course (XIIth Grade Appearing): This one year course is for students who have passed their XIth Grade and have moved to XIIth Grade. It's a one year course spread across 3 sessions as mentioned under the 1 Year Prep Course tab. Generally known as the 'Fighters Batch' across all LE Centres. It is conducted on weekdays or over weekends or both depending on the Centre you choose to study in.
3. 1 Year Prep Course (XIIth Grade Passed): The Course is designed for students who have passed their XIIth Grade recently and wish to take a year's break. It's a one year course spread across 3 sessions as mentioned under the 1 Year Prep Course tab. Generally known as the 'Warriors Batch' at all LE Centres. This course is conducted on weekdays and weekends at all LE Centres.
4. Crash Course: It's a 30-40 days Fast Track Prep Course taken by students after their XIIth Grade Boards and before their Law Entrance Tests begin (which happens in the first week of May). It typical runs 6 days a week and 6 hours everyday. The details of the course are mentioned under the Crash Course tab.
All LegalEdge Courses are system-drive and are bundled with Exhaustive Study Material, All India iMocks Test Series, Centre-Wise Testing, Doubt Clearing session, Seminars and Workshops, Academic Events etc. The details of which are mentioned under their respective tabs.
The 2 Years Prep Course is ideal for students who have passed their Xth Grade and are moving to XIth Grade. The course is divided into 4 sessions.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2018 - January 2019 | This session focuses on building the concepts of the most important chapters asked in the examinations along with monthly testing and iMocks tests |
| Session 2 | March 2018 - November 2019 | This session focuses on completing the remaining syllabus with focus on centre-wise testing (iMocks), full length All India iMocks Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions etc. |
| Session 3 | December 2019 - January 2020 | This session focusses on fine tuning the concepts and re-doing a few important chapters across all sections, completing the Previous Years’ Papers of CLAT and AILET. |
| Session 4 | April 2020 - May 2020 | A special last month revision classes focusing on problem-solving across all sections, full length iMocks tests, time-management, strategy and motivational sessions to prepare a student 360 degrees for the D-day |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
The 1 Years Prep Course (XIIth Grade Appearing) is ideal for students who have passed their XIth Grade and are moving to XIIth Grade. The course is divided into 4 sessions.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | March 2018 - November 2018 | This session focusses on building the concepts of all chapters asked in Entrance examinations with focus on regular classroom sessions (4 days a week), centre-wise testing (iMocks), full length All India iMocks Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions etc. |
| Session 2 | December 2019 - January 2020 | This session focusses on fine tuning the concepts and re-doing a few important chapters across all sections, completing the Previous Years’ Papers of CLAT and AILET. |
| Session 3 | April 2020 - May 2020 | A special last month revision classes focusing on problem-solving across all sections, full length iMocks tests, time-management, strategy and motivational sessions to prepare a students 360 degrees for the D-day. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
The 1 Years Prep Course (XIIth Grade Passed) is ideal for students who have passed their XIIth Grade and plan to take a year’s break to prepare for CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. The course is divided into 4 sessions.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | June 2018-December2019 | This session focuses on building the concepts of all the chapters asked in the examinations along with monthly testing (iMocks), other tests, Marathon Sessions, iMocks tests and a few academic events. One of the crucial stages of ones prep as these months act as a build-up for the last lap. |
| Session 2 | January 2019 - March 2019 | It's time we re-shuffle the batches and customise prep as per a student's need. Classes vary from 3 days a week to 5 days a week depending upon the batch that is allotted to a student. This session focuses on full length All India iMocks Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions, Motivation Sessions, Sectional and Speed Testing etc. |
| Session 3 | April 2019 | The focus is on Full-length iMocks tests with analysis, test-taking strategies, Motivational Sessions, fine-tuning the lose ends and preparing oneself for the D-day. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
The LegalEdge Crash Course is the most comprehensive fast-track prep course for CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. It's a 40 days preparation course taken 6 days a week and 6 hours everyday i.e. A total of 180 hours of intense classroom teaching (iMockss and tests being separate). The classes are conducted by the most acknowledged faculty team in the country that includes pass outs from National Law Schools. All topics across all sections viz a viz English Language, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, General Knowledge and Current Affairs and Legal Aptitude and Reasoning are covered during the course duration.
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: A total of 40 iMocks tests are opened on the platform out of which 10 Full length proctured iMocks tests will be conducted in the LegalEdge Test Lab and 30 other iMockss tests can be written at one's convenience, inside the LegalEdge lab or outside.
2. Evaluation Tests: Weekly evaluation tests will be conducted to gauge one's performance at the end of every week. These are conducted in the offline mode.
3. Sectional and Speed Tests: These tests are opened on the platform and are to be taken in an online mode. Immediate scores with detailed graphical analysis of each test is shown as a report.
1. Offline Enrolment: One of the easiest ways to enrol for a course is to walk-in at a particular Centre. You may choose from the list of Centres. You may even call at a particular centre and ask them for a convenient for one-to-one counseling. The list of centres with their added and contact numbers are mentioned on the home page.
2. Online Enrolment: Enrolments or Registrations can even happen online via Digital Payments. Pre-enrolment registration offers can be availed for online enrolments. You may visit the home page and check Online Registrations of the top.
| Sections | Number of RSMs (Rankers Study Material) Booklets |
|---|---|
| English Language | 7 |
| Mathematics | 5 |
| Logical Reasoning | 7 |
| General Knowledge | 6 |
| Current Affairs magazines (MonthLE) | 12 |
| Legal Aptitude and Reasoning | 6 |
| Total | 43 |
GrandMasters Box: The Exclusive and Ultimate Last Month Revision Tool
Previous Years' Papers with Explanations: The Bible for anyone studying for Law Entrances.
LegaLE Magazine: The ONLY Current Legal Knowledge Magazine across the Nation!
Mock Analysis Copy: The tool for students to track their scores, ranks, sectional scores and other performance indicators.
Weekly Practice Sheets: WPS are given of a few sections where additional practice is required to be done..
| Sections | Number of RSMs (Rankers Study Material) Booklets |
|---|---|
| English Language | 6 |
| Mathematics | 3 |
| Logical Reasoning | 4 |
| General Knowledge | 4 |
| Current Affairs magazines (MonthLE) | 4 |
| Legal Aptitude and Reasoning | 3 |
| Total | 24 |
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2019 - January 2020 | The session focuses on building concepts of the various chapters asked in the examinations along with monthly testing and Mock Tests. |
| Session 2 | March 2020 - November 2020 | The session focuses on completing the remaining syllabus with focus on centre-wise testing (iMocks), full length All India Mock Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test- taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions etc |
| Session 3 | December 2020 - January 2021 | This session focusses on fine tuning the concepts and re-doing a few important chapters across all sections, completing the Previous Years’ Papers of CLAT and AILET etc. |
| Session 4 | April 2021 - May 2021 | A special last month revision curriculum focusing on problem-solving across all sections, full length Mock Tests, time management strategies and motivational sessions for complete preparation. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2019 - January 2020 | The session focuses on course completion in a thorough manner, using regular testing, including Mocks, Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests, iMocks, Internal Academic Events etc. Classes are held 4-5 days in a week. |
| Session 2 | April 2020 - January 2021 | The focus is on complete course revision using redesigned Mocks and various tests like Evaluation Tests, Optimizer Tests, in addition to Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests, iMocks, Internal Academic Events etc. Classes are held 4-5 days in a week. |
| Session 3 | March 2021 - May 2021 | Revision classes are held periodically along with Current Affairs classes. Also, a lot of focus is on Mock Analysis, Test Taking Strategies and strengthening other loose ends. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | March 2019 - November 2019 | The session focuses on building the concepts of all chapters asked in Entrance examinations with focus on regular classroom sessions (4 days a week), centre-wise testing (iMocks), full length All India Mock Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions etc |
| Session 2 | December 2019 - January 2020 | This session focusses on fine tuning the concepts and re-doing a few important chapters across all sections, completing the Previous Years’ Papers of CLAT and AILET. |
| Session 3 | March 2020 - May 2020 | Special last month revision curriculum focusing May 2021 on problem-solving across all sections, full length Mock Tests, time-management, strategy and motivational sessions for a 3600 preparation of the student. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2019 - January 2020 | The session focuses on course completion in a thorough manner, using regular testing, including Mocks, Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests, iMocks, Internal Academic Events etc. Classes are held 4-5 days in a week. |
| Session 2 | March 2020 - May 2020 | Revision classes are held periodically along with Current Affairs classes. Also, a lot of focus is on Mock Analysis, Test Taking Strategies and strengthening other loose ends. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | June 2019 - December 2019 | The session focuses on building the concepts of all chapters asked in the examinations along with monthly testing (iMocks), other tests, Marathon Sessions, Mock Tests and a few academic events. One of the crucial stages of one’s prep as these months act as a build-up to the last lap. |
| Session 2 | January 2019 - March 2019 | It’s time we re-shuffle the batches and customise prep as per a student’s need. Classes vary from 3 days a week to 5 days a week depending upon the batch that is allotted to a student. The session focuses on full length All India Mock Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions, Motivation Sessions, Sectional and Speed Testing etc. |
| Session 3 | March 2019 - May 2019 | The focus is on Full-length Mock Tests with analysis, test-taking strategies, Motivational Sessions, fine-tuning the loose ends and preparing oneself for the D-day. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | March - May 2019 | The session focuses on getting the complete course completed in a span of about 4 weeks, and the last 10 days are reserved for extensive revision. Mocks, Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests are also conducted parallely for a complete 360degree preparation. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form teams and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of one's preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to one's routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are your chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
Wish to be a part of the fastest growing test series across the Nation? It's the LegalEdge All India Test Series for CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. A total of 40 Full-length iMocks Tests divided among CLAT, AILET, SLAT and other Law Entrances as shown below.
| Name of Test | Number of Tests |
|---|---|
| CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) | 26 |
| AILET (All India Law Entrance Test for NLU Delhi) | 6 |
| SLAT (Symbiosis Law Admission test, previously known as SET Law) | 3 |
| LSAT, MHCET, IPU, Christ University, BLAT | 1 each for each mentioned examination |
| Total | 40 |
The Test Series also includes Sectional, Speed and Topic Tests, Preparation Checklist and the Study Material of LegalEdge, depending on which package you opt for among the packages available i.e. LegalEdge Lite, LegalEdge Standard or LegalEdge Premium.
The Graphical analysis at the end of each online test are one of a kind. You get Sectional Analysis, Time Analysis, Toppers comparison and much more under the reports section of iMocks. Find below some samples of the report.
In case a student wishes to withdraw from the course, he/she will have to write an application, to the Centre Head. If a student applies for refund. Before the start of the batch: Fees will be refunded after deduction of Rs. 1,000/- Within 7 days of the start of the batch: Fees will be refunded after deduction of Rs. 5,000/-
After 7 days: No fee would be refunded.
Doubt-clearing sessions or DCS are conducted on a daily basis. Doubt clearing schedules of each faculty member are put-up on a weekly basis on the Notice Board and even on their desks. The students can map their time-table with the doubt clearing schedules of the faculties and ask doubts accordingly.
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One of the most commonly heard lines in the CLAT Preparation circle is ‘LegalEdge is different’. But what makes it different which anyone else has just not been able to replicate? Is it the study material or the iMocks tests or the friendly faculty team or the admin team or something else? It's actually the combination of all of these together with work ethics that gives LegalEdge the most conducive environments of preparation. The whole culture is a level-up. The centres generates a whole lot of positive vibrations to give a student an apt and the most likeable environment for CLAT and AILET Preparation.
The Centres is typically loaded with chants of good mornings, good afternoons, good evenings, thank you so much, hii, hellos and byes throughout the day :). A typical LegalEdge study centre has multiple classrooms, admin and management area, faculty rooms, a computer lab for regular studies and iMocks practice, library and study rooms. A lot of effort has been put into the culture of the centre which is one of the primary reasons of making LegalEdge one-of-a-kind.
Not to mention but all centres of LegalEdge is safe and secured. The centres are under CCTV surveillance for safety and security of the students. The institute has well equipped audio-visual classrooms with state of art equipment and includes LCD projectors, which helps in conducting interactive sessions, presentations, learning-movies etc.
| Results 2017 | Results 2016 | Results 2015 |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Ranks under 20 including AIR 1, 4 and 5 in CLAT | 7 Ranks under 20 including AIR 4, 5 in CLAT | All India CLAT Toppers including AIR 1 & 8 |
| 24 Selections in AILET and 29 Ranks under 100 in CLAT | 23 selections in AILET | 15+ Selections in Top 3 Law Schools |
| 102+ selections in SET | 70+ selections in SET | 40+ selections in SET |
| 315+ total selections Top Law Schools | 205+ total selections in Top Law Schools | 72+ total selections in Top Law Schools |
1. Careers After XIIth: Large-scale seminars are taken on careers after XIIth that includes Law, Business Management, Careers in Economics and Finance, various top-notch colleges of the country, Courses in Social Sciences, Liberal Arts and Mass Communication etc. These sessions aware the students on the upcoming opportunities in multiple fields which broadens their horizon.
2. Form-filling Sessions: Fill the current set of forms is as important as the preparation. Special sessions on form-filling, preference list of colleges and admission-process counselling are continuously taken to ensure that a student doesn't miss out of any form filling.
3. Personality Recalibration Sessions: Education at LegalEdge is not just about regular classrooms session, regular tests and All India Test Series. But there are sessions on personality recalibration which targets to bring the best out of an individual. These sessions also focus on time management and stress management, public speaking, meditation etc.
4. Sessions on Test-taking Strategies: Taking a test in the right way is most important. Choosing the right question to attempt and rejecting the wrong ones have to be practices well. Time-management between multiple sections and the order in which a test paper has to be solved is discussed in these sessions. The right strategy is of utmost importance and will vary from student to student. Therefore understanding one's strategy and implementing it on the D-day is the aim of these sessions at LegalEdge.
5. Bridge Course (English Language): For students who don't come from decent english medium backgrounds are given an additional bridge course to improve their language skills. These sessions aim to bridge the gap between the skills possessed and the skills required. Topper Interaction: Alumni of LegalEdge, studying at the top colleges on the country, are at the centre motivating the students and discussing ways to prepare and improve their marks in the regular iMocks tests that are being conducted.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, it's not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Rajat Maloo (AIR 1, NLSIU Banglore)
I would like to wholeheartedly thank LegalEdge Tutorials for helping me secure A.I.R. 1 in CLAT 2017. This fantastic result would not have been possible without help from LegalEdge. The varying difficulty level and the complete coverage of course in the iMockss prepared me for any kind of paper which may come and the post-iMocks analysis tool helped me in identifying my weaknesses and work on them. Furthermore, the monthly magazine of LegalEdge - MonthLE, should be a mandatory read for anyone desirious of cracking CLAT. It covers a gamut of topics in Current Affairs and the best of it's kind magazine available in the industry. I would also like to thank the team for constant support throughout the year.
I would recommend LegalEdge to all CLAT aspirants. Thank you LegalEdge.
Himanshu Anshwani (AIR 5, NLSIU Banglore)
For me, joining LE for CLAT preparation was one of the most significant steps towards getting into the best law school in the country. When any aspirant joins a coaching institute, he seeks three fundamental things from it: competent faculty, a stimulating environment, and decent infrastructure. LE checks all these three boxes and more. The teachers' expertise in their respective subjects along with their interactive pedagogy in which active participation is encouraged, creates an intriguing environment, one in which learning is a fun process. The study material is thorough and every nook and cranny of the expected topics are covered in the classroom. Coming to the iMockss, they are thoroughly comprehensive and prepare you for any given question paper when you face the actual exam. Be it tough or moderate or easy(it's all relative :P), the iMockss test every aspect of your preparation at a given time and it's unwise to discard even a single iMocks. The function of iMockss is not to give you a predictable set of questions which you solve in 2 hours every week and score satisfactory marks in; rather, it's to test oneself, for which it'd be impractical to set a iMocks along predictable lines every time. LE's iMockss adhere to this and thus, stand apart from the other test series available. Lastly, I'd like to thank all the teachers and the administrative staff in LE for the amazing experience that I had during the course of my preparation. To the future CLAT-takers, make the best of your preparation and all the best for the CLAT
Jatin Lalwani (NLSIU, Bangalore)
LE is undoubtedly the best coaching centre for CLAT in the country. The varying combination of tough and tricky iMockss provide a complete package for the preparation of not just CLAT but any aptitude exam. The material of 50 odd booklets is more than enough for anyone to get through the exam. The faculty is the most supportive and motivating. They not only prepare you for the exam but also helps you develop your thinking to act rationally. I completely owe my success in CLAT to LE.
Kabeer Jay (NLSIU Banglore)
I was a year-long classroom programme student at LegalEdge Bhopal. Signing up to study at LegalEdge has been one of the best decisions I have ever made, and in the past one year, I have learned more than I could have ever imagined. LE has certainly played a key role in my success. The study material at LE is very comprehensive and covers all the relevant topics in great depth. I never felt the need to subscribe to any iMockss or study material from any other institute, as the coverage of the material provided at LE is more than what any CLAT aspirant could ask for. The iMockss, which are the most important part of CLAT preparation, are of an optimum level of difficulty, which is higher than all other institutes. This rigorous testing and the analysis that follows it prepares you for all possible situations that you might face in the CLAT. The most important piece of advice that I would like to give to future CLAT aspirants is that they should analyse their iMockss very sincerely and thoroughly, practicing solving every single question that they are not able to solve correctly in one attempt during their iMockss. At LE, I got the best subject experts that any aspirant could ask for. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Harsh sir and Sambhav sir, who helped me in developing my legal aptitude and reasoning abilities; Karan sir and Arvind sir, who honed my logical reasoning and quantitative aptitude; Abhishek sir, who helped me with the daunting subjects of General Knowledge and Awareness and Aasim sir for helping me deal with compleXIties of the English language. I’d also like to thank Abhitesh sir, Anshul ma’am, Anuja ma’am, Raghuvendra sir and Swapnil sir with providing me with valuable knowledge in the subjects of Mathematics, English, Logical Reasoning and GK. In closing, I’d like to give thanks to the administrative staff at LE, for making it a seamless learning experience. Thank you very much, LegalEdge; and to all future Law aspirants: GOOD LUCK!
Vanshika Katiyar (NLSIU, Bangalore)
LegalEdge was a major force behind my success. Each member of the faculty is approachable and very helpful. If you are feeling down you can talk to any of them and you’ll feel motivated. The material provided for each section is good and according to the syllabus. The MonthLE helped me a lot in preparing for the current affairs. Overall LegalEdge left no stone unturned in helping the students achieve their goals.
Khushboo Agrawal (NALSAR, Hyderabad)
Choosing your career field is only half way there. You need to set your goals straight and select the people who will guide you to achieve your goals. From my personal experience at legaledge I can say that it is one of the best coaching institutes in India. It has the most competitive set of students. And as we talk about the competition, many would fear about the no. of students in the institute. I assure that despite the umpteen no. of students each and every person is given the same importance and personal attention. All the teachers motivate the students to their best. Harsh sir makes the constitution fun and easy to remember and at the same time inculcates the habit of thinking critically for the reasoning section. The logical reasoning questions given by Karan Sir are a though nut to crack but they set in motion our thinking process in a particular direction which is extremely important for the reasoning section. Also, he makes sure that you are motivated throughout your preparation period. One will certainly be dumbfounded upon seeing how many facts can a person precisely remember when you meet the fact factory Abhishek sir. He makes even the subjects like history and physics easy to remember by giving everyday examples. If you are afraid of maths, Arvind sir is the contact person as he presents the concepts in a really simplified manner and gives extensive questions for practice. Aasim sir’s classes are really helpful in grasping the concepts of english which we have been learning since our childhood but have failed to understand in depth. When all of them work as a team they can create wonders as they have been proving for the last few years.
Roshni Mulchandani (NALSAR, Hyderabad)
Having acquired a rank of 705 in CLAT 2016 and with an aim to give a shot for the top three nlu’s I started my search for the right set of people who could help me make my dream a reality. Though being sure of my decision, I was extremely wary of choosing an institute that would keep me motivated enough to hold on to such a belief and not lose my hope midway. So, I remember walking into harsh sir’s cabin where rather than selling me a false dream to imagine myself already in the top 3 law schools he told me that a previous rank of 705 would only ensure that I won’t land up in the last nlu’s but getting into the top 3 will still depend on what I make out of my gap year. And that’s exactly how the faculty of legaledge functions, it will showcase realistic goals and devise strategies to help you attain the same. And that’s why choosing LE over any other coaching institute has been by far the best decision I have made. The dynamic faculty at LE believes in devising new and innovative strategies that help in keeping the preparation in tandem with the ever-changing difficulty level of CLAT exam. All the teachers at LE time and again prove why they are not one of but ‘THE BEST’ teachers you will ever come across. Harsh sir by his emphatic teaching methodology will ensure that constitutional law and critical reasoning become your forte. Karan sir will not only help you in cracking complex puzzles but will also mentor you to solve complex life problems that you might face throughout the bumpy journey of preparation. Arvind sir always comes up with fascinating tricks and strategies that will ensure that you see your scores keep escalating with every iMocks. Aasim sir makes English the most fun subject by teaching through videos, quizzes etc. Abhishek sir through his insurmountable knowledge leaves you spellbound. He knows exactly how a student’s mind perceive things and incorporates the same in his method of teaching GK which is the most vast subject of CLAT preparation. LE has it all be it the amazing faculty, infrastructure, thoroughly designed modules or the iMockss tests that come with comprehensive solutions. It is the melange of such a powerful team of individuals that gives LE the real EDGE over any other coaching institutes across the nation.
Details about other Law Entrance Exmainations.
“One of the prominent Law Schools of the country, National law University Delhi, takes AILET as their entrance examination. Other prominent Law Schools like NIRMA and K.P. Mehta takes CLAT scores. Other Law Entrance Examinations include LSAT (for Jindal Global law School and other private universities.), MH-CET (Maharashtra CET), SLAT (Symbiosis Law Admission Test, Christ University Entrance Test, ULSAT (for University of Petroleum and Energy Studies) etc.”
Fees Structures for all courses may vary from Centre to Centre. You may visit or contact a particular centre for their respective fees structures. For centre list, you may visit the Home Page.
The LegalEdge Law Entrance (CLAT, AILET and other entrance examinations) Classroom Courses are of four types:
1. 2 Years Prep Course (XIth Grade Appearing): It's ideally for students who wish to kick start their Law Entrance preparation right after Xth Grade. It's a two year course spread across 4 sessions with details mentioned under the 2 Years Course tab. Generally knows as the 'Achievers Batch' in it's first year and then the 'Performers Batch' in it's second year. It is conducted on weekdays or over weekends depending on the Centre you choose to study in.
2. 1 Year Prep Course (XIIth Grade Appearing): This one year course is for students who have passed their XIth Grade and have moved to XIIth Grade. It's a one year course spread across 3 sessions as mentioned under the 1 Year Prep Course tab. Generally known as the 'Fighters Batch' across all LE Centres. It is conducted on weekdays or over weekends or both depending on the Centre you choose to study in.
3. 1 Year Prep Course (XIIth Grade Passed): The Course is designed for students who have passed their XIIth Grade recently and wish to take a year's break. It's a one year course spread across 3 sessions as mentioned under the 1 Year Prep Course tab. Generally known as the 'Warriors Batch' at all LE Centres. This course is conducted on weekdays and weekends at all LE Centres.
4. Crash Course: It's a 30-40 days Fast Track Prep Course taken by students after their XIIth Grade Boards and before their Law Entrance Tests begin (which happens in the first week of May). It typical runs 6 days a week and 6 hours everyday. The details of the course are mentioned under the Crash Course tab.
All LegalEdge Courses are system-drive and are bundled with Exhaustive Study Material, All India iMocks Test Series, Centre-Wise Testing, Doubt Clearing session, Seminars and Workshops, Academic Events etc. The details of which are mentioned under their respective tabs.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2019 - January 2020 | The session focuses on building concepts of the various chapters asked in the examinations along with monthly testing and Mock Tests. |
| Session 2 | March 2020 - November 2020 | The session focuses on completing the remaining syllabus with focus on centre-wise testing (iMocks), full length All India Mock Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test- taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions etc |
| Session 3 | December 2020 - January 2021 | This session focusses on fine tuning the concepts and re-doing a few important chapters across all sections, completing the Previous Years’ Papers of CLAT and AILET etc. |
| Session 4 | April 2021 - May 2021 | A special last month revision curriculum focusing on problem-solving across all sections, full length Mock Tests, time management strategies and motivational sessions for complete preparation. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2019 - January 2020 | The session focuses on course completion in a thorough manner, using regular testing, including Mocks, Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests, iMocks, Internal Academic Events etc. Classes are held 4-5 days in a week. |
| Session 2 | April 2020 - January 2021 | The focus is on complete course revision using redesigned Mocks and various tests like Evaluation Tests, Optimizer Tests, in addition to Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests, iMocks, Internal Academic Events etc. Classes are held 4-5 days in a week. |
| Session 3 | March 2021 - May 2021 | Revision classes are held periodically along with Current Affairs classes. Also, a lot of focus is on Mock Analysis, Test Taking Strategies and strengthening other loose ends. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | March 2019 - November 2019 | The session focuses on building the concepts of all chapters asked in Entrance examinations with focus on regular classroom sessions (4 days a week), centre-wise testing (iMocks), full length All India Mock Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions etc |
| Session 2 | December 2019 - January 2020 | This session focusses on fine tuning the concepts and re-doing a few important chapters across all sections, completing the Previous Years’ Papers of CLAT and AILET. |
| Session 3 | March 2020 - May 2020 | Special last month revision curriculum focusing May 2021 on problem-solving across all sections, full length Mock Tests, time-management, strategy and motivational sessions for a 3600 preparation of the student |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | April 2019 - January 2020 | The session focuses on course completion in a thorough manner, using regular testing, including Mocks, Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests, iMocks, Internal Academic Events etc. Classes are held 4-5 days in a week. |
| Session 2 | March 2020 - May 2020 | Revision classes are held periodically along with Current Affairs classes. Also, a lot of focus is on Mock Analysis, Test Taking Strategies and strengthening other loose ends. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
1. Offline Enrolment: One of the easiest ways to enrol for a course is to walk-in at a particular Centre. You may choose from the list of Centres. You may even call at a particular centre and ask them for a convenient for one-to-one counseling. The list of centres with their added and contact numbers are mentioned on the home page.
2. Online Enrolment: Enrolments or Registrations can even happen online via Digital Payments. Pre-enrolment registration offers can be availed for online enrolments. You may visit the home page and check Online Registrations of the top.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | June 2019 - December 2019 | The session focuses on building the concepts of all chapters asked in the examinations along with monthly testing (iMocks), other tests, Marathon Sessions, Mock Tests and a few academic events. One of the crucial stages of one’s prep as these months act as a build-up to the last lap. |
| Session 2 | January 2019 - March 2019 | It’s time we re-shuffle the batches and customise prep as per a student’s need. Classes vary from 3 days a week to 5 days a week depending upon the batch that is allotted to a student. The session focuses on full length All India Mock Test Series, Internal Academic Events, Test-taking Strategies, Marathon Sessions, Motivation Sessions, Sectional and Speed Testing etc. |
| Session 3 | March 2019 - May 2019 | The focus is on Full-length Mock Tests with analysis, test-taking strategies, Motivational Sessions, fine-tuning the loose ends and preparing oneself for the D-day. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
1. Offline Enrolment: One of the easiest ways to enrol for a course is to walk-in at a particular Centre. You may choose from the list of Centres. You may even call at a particular centre and ask them for a convenient for one-to-one counseling. The list of centres with their added and contact numbers are mentioned on the home page.
2. Online Enrolment: Enrolments or Registrations can even happen online via Digital Payments. Pre-enrolment registration offers can be availed for online enrolments. You may visit the home page and check Online Registrations of the top.
| Sessions | Months | Majors |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | March - May 2019 | The session focuses on getting the complete course completed in a span of about 4 weeks, and the last 10 days are reserved for extensive revision. Mocks, Sectional, Topic and Speed Tests are also conducted parallely for a complete 360degree preparation. |
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover all section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections under once test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per a batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggestions that tests focus on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
1. Offline Enrolment: One of the easiest ways to enrol for a course is to walk-in at a particular Centre. You may choose from the list of Centres. You may even call at a particular centre and ask them for a convenient for one-to-one counseling. The list of centres with their added and contact numbers are mentioned on the home page.
2. Online Enrolment: Enrolments or Registrations can even happen online via Digital Payments. Pre-enrolment registration offers can be availed for online enrolments. You may visit the home page and check Online Registrations of the top.
1. Offline Enrolment: One of the easiest ways to enrol for a course is to walk-in at a particular Centre. You may choose from the list of Centres. You may even call at a particular centre and ask them for a convenient for one-to-one counseling. The list of centres with their added and contact numbers are mentioned on the home page.
2. Online Enrolment: Enrolments or Registrations can even happen online via Digital Payments. Pre-enrolment registration offers can be availed for online enrolments. You may visit the home page and check Online Registrations of the top.
| Sections | Number of RSMs (Rankers Study Material) Booklets |
|---|---|
| English Language | 7 |
| Mathematics | 5 |
| Logical Reasoning | 7 |
| General Knowledge | 6 |
| Current Affairs magazines (MonthLE) | 12 |
| Legal Aptitude and Reasoning | 6 |
| Total | 43 |
GrandMasters Box: The Exclusive and Ultimate Last Month Revision Tool
Previous Years' Papers with Explanations: The Bible for anyone studying for Law Entrances.
LegaLE Magazine: The ONLY Current Legal Knowledge Magazine across the Nation!
Mock Analysis Copy: The tool for students to track their scores, ranks, sectional scores and other performance indicators.
Weekly Practice Sheets: WPS are given of a few sections where additional practice is required to be done..
| Sections | Number of RSMs (Rankers Study Material) Booklets |
|---|---|
| English Language | 6 |
| Mathematics | 3 |
| Logical Reasoning | 4 |
| General Knowledge | 4 |
| Current Affairs magazines (MonthLE) | 4 |
| Legal Aptitude and Reasoning | 3 |
| Total | 24 |
Wish to be a part of the fastest growing test series across the Nation? Its the LegalEdge All India Test Series for CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. A total of 40 Full-length iMocks Test divided among CLAT, AILET, SLAT and other Law Entrances as shown below.
| Name of Test | Number of Tests |
|---|---|
| CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) | 26 |
| AILET (All India Law Entrance Test for NLU Delhi) | 6 |
| SLAT (Symbiosis Law Admission test, previously known as SET Law) | 3 |
| LSAT, MHCET, IPU, Christ University, BLAT | 1 each for each mentioned examination |
| Total | 40 |
The Test Series also includes Sectional, Speed and Topic Tests, Preparation Checklist and the Study Material of LegalEdge, depending on which package you opt for among the packages available i.e. LegalEdge Lite, LegalEdge Standard or LegalEdge Premium.
The Graphical analysis at the end of each online test are one of kind. You get Sectional Analysis, Time Analysis, Toppers comparison and much more under the reports section of iMocks. Find below some samples of the report.
In case a student wishes to withdraw from the course, he/she will have to write an application, to the Centre Head. If a student applies for refund. Before the start of the batch: Fees will be refunded after deduction of Rs. 1,000/- Within 7 days of the start of the batch: Fees will be refunded after deduction of Rs. 5,000/-
After 7 days: No fee would be refunded.
Doubt-clearing sessions or DCS are conducted on a daily basis. Doubt clearing schedules of each faculty member are put-up on a weekly basis on the Notice Board and even on their desks. The students can map their time-table with the doubt clearing schedules of the faculties and ask doubts accordingly.
One of the most commonly heard lines in the CLAT Preparation circle is ‘LegalEdge is different’. But what makes it different which anyone else has just not been able to replicate? Is it the study material or the iMocks tests or the friendly faculty team or the admin team or something else? Its actually the combination of all of these together with work ethics that gives LegalEdge the most conducive environments of preparation. The whole culture is a level-up. The centres generates a whole lot of positive vibrations to give a student an apt and the most likeable environment for CLAT and AILET Preparation.
The centre is typically loaded with chants of good mornings, good afternoons, good evenings, thank you so much, hii, hellos and byes throughout the day :). A typical LegalEdge study centre has multiple classrooms, admin and management area, faculty rooms, a computer lab for regular studies and iMocks practice, library and study rooms. A lot of effort has been put into the culture of the centre which is one of the primary reasons of making LegalEdge one-of-its-kind.
Not to mention but all centres of LegalEdge is safe and secured. The centres are under CCTV surveillance for safety and security of the students. The institute has well equipped audio-visual classrooms with state of art equipment and includes LCD projectors, which helps in conducting interactive sessions, presentations, learning-movies etc.
| Results 2017 | Results 2016 | Results 2015 |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Ranks under 20 including AIR 1, 4 and 5 in CLAT | 7 Ranks under 20 including AIR 4, 5 in CLAT | All India CLAT Toppers including AIR 1 & 8 |
| 24 Selections in AILET and 29 Ranks under 100 in CLAT | 23 selections in AILET | 15+ Selections in Top 3 Law Schools |
| 102+ selections in SET | 70+ selections in SET | 40+ selections in SET |
| 315+ total selections Top Law Schools | 205+ total selections in Top Law Schools | 72+ total selections in Top Law Schools |
1. Careers After XIIth:Large-scale seminars are taken on careers after XIIth that includes Law, Business Management, Careers in Economics and Finance, various top-notch colleges of the country, Courses in Social Sciences, Liberal Arts and Mass Communication etc. These sessions aware the students on the upcoming opportunities in multiple fields which broadens their horizon.
2. Form-filling Sessions:Fill the current set of forms is as important as the preparation. Special sessions on form-filling, preference list of colleges and admission-process counselling are continuously taken to ensure that a student doesn't miss out of any form filling.
3. Personality Recalibration Sessions:Education at LegalEdge is not just about regular classrooms session, regular tests and All India Test Series. But there are sessions on personality recalibration which targets to bring the best out of an individual. These sessions also focus on time management and stress management, public speaking, meditation etc.
4. Sessions on Test-taking Strategies:Taking a test in the right way is most important. Choosing the right question to attempt and rejecting the wrong ones have to be practices well. Time-management between multiple sections and the order in which a test paper has to be solved is discussed in these sessions. The right strategy is of utmost importance and will vary from student to student. Therefore understanding ones strategy and implementing it on the D-day is the aim of these sessions at LegalEdge.
5. Bridge Course (English Language):For students who don't come from decent english medium backgrounds are given an additional bridge course to improve their language skills. These sessions aim to bridge the gap between the skills possessed and the skills required. Topper Interaction: Alumni of LegalEdge, studying at the top colleges on the country, are at the centre motivating the students and discussing ways to prepare and improve their marks in the regular iMocks tests that are being conducted.
1. Careers After XIIth:Large-scale seminars are taken on careers after XIIth that includes Law, Business Management, Careers in Economics and Finance, various top-notch colleges of the country, Courses in Social Sciences, Liberal Arts and Mass Communication etc. These sessions aware the students on the upcoming opportunities in multiple fields which broadens their horizon.
2. Form-filling Sessions:Fill the current set of forms is as important as the preparation. Special sessions on form-filling, preference list of colleges and admission-process counselling are continuously taken to ensure that a student doesn't miss out of any form filling.
3. Personality Recalibration Sessions:Education at LegalEdge is not just about regular classrooms session, regular tests and All India Test Series. But there are sessions on personality recalibration which targets to bring the best out of an individual. These sessions also focus on time management and stress management, public speaking, meditation etc.
4. Sessions on Test-taking Strategies:Taking a test in the right way is most important. Choosing the right question to attempt and rejecting the wrong ones have to be practices well. Time-management between multiple sections and the order in which a test paper has to be solved is discussed in these sessions. The right strategy is of utmost importance and will vary from student to student. Therefore understanding ones strategy and implementing it on the D-day is the aim of these sessions at LegalEdge.
5. Bridge Course (English Language):For students who don't come from decent english medium backgrounds are given an additional bridge course to improve their language skills. These sessions aim to bridge the gap between the skills possessed and the skills required. Topper Interaction: Alumni of LegalEdge, studying at the top colleges on the country, are at the centre motivating the students and discussing ways to prepare and improve their marks in the regular iMocks tests that are being conducted.
Academic Events are an integral part of our Academic curriculum. These events helps the student to prepare for certain topics in a different way. Performing in teams teaches them team dynamics and life skills. All academic events are followed by prize distribution and appreciation ceremonies.
1. WikiConsti: One of the most famous events of This session is WikiConsti. The event motivates kids to prepare hard on Indian Constitution. The event is divided into 3 rounds with students getting eliminated after every round. For round 2 and 3, students team up in groups of 2 and perform as a team rather than individuals.
2. Zero to Twenty: Scared of Mathematics? Hobbling around the magical figure of ‘0’ and wish to climb up to ’20’ in CLAT? Here is Zero to Twenty for you. An event on Mathematics which aims to build confidence in the ‘dreaded’ subject via additional practice.
3. GK Fiesta: Everything under the sun is GK? Is that so? Yes, theoretically. But when it comes to CLAT and AILET Test Prep, the coverage of questions limits itself to certain areas and level of difficulties. This academic event focusses on improving the Static GK (of CLAT, AILET and associated examinations) of students. The event is spread over multiple rounds via process of elimination. The last round is a team round where kids form team and compete. At the end of the event, its not just the static GK gets evolved but the student even learns to face new challenges as a team.
4. EssentiaLE: English Language is one of the most essential subjects of CLAT, AILET and other Law Entrance Examinations. Apart from the regular classroom sessions LegalEdge believe in imparting additional Language Knowledge via other means. EssentiaLE plays the essential part here. These sessions, a total of 12 in number, are conducted on a periodic basis to evolve ones Language skills, not only for the upcoming Law Entrance Tests but for life.
5. Logicalympics: A series of tests taken during the later half of ones preparation to give more practice to the students. Part from the regular classroom session, this series of Test only aim to add additional practice of Logical Reasoning to ones routine. They say, the more you practice Logical Reasoning, the better you will be. There is no end to Logics. The more you do, the lesser are you chances of making a silly mistake. LegalEdge knows the importance of Logics more than anyone and therefore this additional series of tests prepares a study to face all the challenges on the D-day and even after.
Testing has been one of the most important tools of preparation since years’ and at LegalEdge we take testing at-most seriously. There are multiple type of tests that are conducted during the curriculum
1. Full Length iMocks Tests: These are 40 full-length iMocks tests in total conducted at the All India Level. For online tests like CLAT, SLAT and MH-CET, graphical analysis at the end of each test is generated that gives in-depth analysis to each student. There is section-wise analysis, time-wise analysis and toppers comparison as well. Check our All India Test Series Tab to have a look at the graphs generated.
2. iMocks: iMocks are tests conducted on the lines of CLAT and AILET but unlike the full-length iMocks tests, the syllabus in these tests is restricted to the syllabus covered in the classroom. These are offline tests and taken on a monthly basis. They cover the syllabus taught till date. iMocks cover the section with sectional time-limits allotted to every section.
3. Evaluation Tests: ETs or evaluation tests are sectional tests that are periodically conducted. These tests focus on building multiple topics of a section that have been covered in a classroom. These tests can have one or multiple sections Under one test as per the need of the hour. These tests are different for different type of batches and are customised as per batch requirement.
4. Sectional and Speed Tests: These are Online Tests, uploaded on the online platform, to be attempted in the last 4 months of the preparation.They focus on improving the sectional scores which ultimately have an impact on the overall score. Speed Tests are essentially Sectional Tests and focus on the increasing speed of a candidate.
5. Topic-Level Tests: As the name suggests that test focuses on improving a specific topic. These are 150+ in number and are uploaded on the platform. Various topics across all sections i.e. English Language (Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary including synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution Etc. Grammar including filling-in prepositions, spotting the error, sentence corrections, idioms and phrases etc), Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio-Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Averages, Time and Work, Time-Speed and Distance, Number Systems Probability etc), Logical Reasoning (Data arrangement, Coded-Inequalities, Directions and Blood Relations, Series, Time, Ranking, Alphabet and Number Test, Coding-Decoding, Conditional Statements, Binary Logic, Paragraph based Reasoning, Assumptions, Arguments and Course of Action etc ), General Knowledge (History, Geography, Science, Economics and Current Affairs) and Legal Aptitude (Indian Constitution, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Legal Terms and MaXIms etc) form a part of the Topic-level tests.
6. Current Affairs Tests: These are periodic current affairs tests that happen at least bi-monthly and focus on the recent current affairs. These Tests are followed by discussions and help a student to keep abreast with the latest current affairs. These tests are extremely handy because since 2015, most part of the GK sections of CLAT (50Q) and AILET (35Q) has been dominated by questions from the Current Affairs domain.
Rajat Maloo (AIR 1, NLSIU Banglore)
I would like to wholeheartedly thank LegalEdge Tutorials for helping me secure A.I.R. 1 in CLAT 2017. This fantastic result would not have been possible without help from LegalEdge. The varying difficulty level and the complete coverage of course in the iMockss prepared me for any kind of paper which may come and the post-iMocks analysis tool helped me in identifying my weaknesses and work on them. Furthermore, the monthly magazine of LegalEdge - MonthLE, should be a mandatory read for anyone desirious of cracking CLAT. It covers a gamut of topics in Current Affairs and the best of its kind magazine available in the industry. I would also like to thank the team for constant support throughout the year.
I would recommend LegalEdge to all CLAT aspirants. Thank you LegalEdge.
Himanshu Anshwani (AIR 5, NLSIU Banglore)
For me, joining LE for CLAT preparation was one of the most significant steps towards getting into the best law school in the country. When any aspirant joins a coaching institute, he seeks three fundamental things from it: competent faculty, a stimulating environment, and decent infrastructure. LE checks all these three boxes and more. The teachers' expertise in their respective subjects along with their interactive pedagogy in which active participation is encouraged, creates an intriguing environment, one in which learning is a fun process. The study material is thorough and every nook and cranny of the expected topics are covered in the classroom. Coming to the iMockss, they are thoroughly comprehensive and prepare you for any given question paper when you face the actual exam. Be it tough or moderate or easy(it's all relative :P), the iMockss test every aspect of your preparation at a given time and it's unwise to discard even a single iMocks. The function of iMockss is not to give you a predictable set of questions which you solve in 2 hours every week and score satisfactory marks in; rather, it's to test oneself, for which it'd be impractical to set a iMocks along predictable lines every time. LE's iMockss adhere to this and thus, stand apart from the other test series available. Lastly, I'd like to thank all the teachers and the administrative staff in LE for the amazing experience that I had during the course of my preparation. To the future CLAT-takers, make the best of your preparation and all the best for the CLAT
Jatin Lalwani (NLSIU, Bangalore)
LE is undoubtedly the best coaching centre for CLAT in the country. The varying combination of tough and tricky iMockss provide a complete package for the preparation of not just CLAT but any aptitude exam. The material of 50 odd booklets is more than enough for anyone to get through the exam. The faculty is the most supportive and motivating. They not only prepare you for the exam but also helps you develop your thinking to act rationally. I completely owe my success in CLAT to LE.
Kabeer Jay (NLSIU Banglore)
I was a year-long classroom programme student at LegalEdge Bhopal. Signing up to study at LegalEdge has been one of the best decisions I have ever made, and in the past one year, I have learned more than I could have ever imagined. LE has certainly played a key role in my success. The study material at LE is very comprehensive and covers all the relevant topics in great depth. I never felt the need to subscribe to any iMockss or study material from any other institute, as the coverage of the material provided at LE is more than what any CLAT aspirant could ask for. The iMockss, which are the most important part of CLAT preparation, are of an optimum level of difficulty, which is higher than all other institutes. This rigorous testing and the analysis that follows it prepares you for all possible situations that you might face in the CLAT. The most important piece of advice that I would like to give to future CLAT aspirants is that they should analyse their iMockss very sincerely and thoroughly, practicing solving every single question that they are not able to solve correctly in one attempt during their iMockss. At LE, I got the best subject experts that any aspirant could ask for. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Harsh sir and Sambhav sir, who helped me in developing my legal aptitude and reasoning abilities; Karan sir and Arvind sir, who honed my logical reasoning and quantitative aptitude; Abhishek sir, who helped me with the daunting subjects of General Knowledge and Awareness and Aasim sir for helping me deal with compleXIties of the English language. I’d also like to thank Abhitesh sir, Anshul ma’am, Anuja ma’am, Raghuvendra sir and Swapnil sir with providing me with valuable knowledge in the subjects of Mathematics, English, Logical Reasoning and GK. In closing, I’d like to give thanks to the administrative staff at LE, for making it a seamless learning experience. Thank you very much, LegalEdge; and to all future Law aspirants: GOOD LUCK!
Vanshika Katiyar (NLSIU, Bangalore)
LegalEdge was a major force behind my success. Each member of the faculty is approachable and very helpful. If you are feeling down you can talk to any of them and you’ll feel motivated. The material provided for each section is good and according to the syllabus. The MonthLE helped me a lot in preparing for the current affairs. Overall LegalEdge left no stone unturned in helping the students achieve their goals.
Khushboo Agrawal (NALSAR, Hyderabad)
Choosing your career field is only half way there. You need to set your goals straight and select the people who will guide you to achieve your goals. From my personal experience at legaledge I can say that it is one of the best coaching institutes in India. It has the most competitive set of students. And as we talk about the competition, many would fear about the no. of students in the institute. I assure that despite the umpteen no. of students each and every person is given the same importance and personal attention. All the teachers motivate the students to their best. Harsh sir makes the constitution fun and easy to remember and at the same time inculcates the habit of thinking critically for the reasoning section. The logical reasoning questions given by Karan Sir are a though nut to crack but they set in motion our thinking process in a particular direction which is extremely important for the reasoning section. Also, he makes sure that you are motivated throughout your preparation period. One will certainly be dumbfounded upon seeing how many facts can a person precisely remember when you meet the fact factory Abhishek sir. He makes even the subjects like history and physics easy to remember by giving everyday examples. If you are afraid of maths, Arvind sir is the contact person as he presents the concepts in a really simplified manner and gives extensive questions for practice. Aasim sir’s classes are really helpful in grasping the concepts of english which we have been learning since our childhood but have failed to understand in depth. When all of them work as a team they can create wonders as they have been proving for the last few years.
Roshni Mulchandani (NALSAR, Hyderabad)
Having acquired a rank of 705 in CLAT 2016 and with an aim to give a shot for the top three nlu’s I started my search for the right set of people who could help me make my dream a reality. Though being sure of my decision, I was extremely wary of choosing an institute that would keep me motivated enough to hold on to such a belief and not lose my hope midway. So, I remember walking into harsh sir’s cabin where rather than selling me a false dream to imagine myself already in the top 3 law schools he told me that a previous rank of 705 would only ensure that I won’t land up in the last nlu’s but getting into the top 3 will still depend on what I make out of my gap year. And that’s exactly how the faculty of legaledge functions, it will showcase realistic goals and devise strategies to help you attain the same. And that’s why choosing LE over any other coaching institute has been by far the best decision I have made. The dynamic faculty at LE believes in devising new and innovative strategies that help in keeping the preparation in tandem with the ever-changing difficulty level of CLAT exam. All the teachers at LE time and again prove why they are not one of but ‘THE BEST’ teachers you will ever come across. Harsh sir by his emphatic teaching methodology will ensure that constitutional law and critical reasoning become your forte. Karan sir will not only help you in cracking complex puzzles but will also mentor you to solve complex life problems that you might face throughout the bumpy journey of preparation. Arvind sir always comes up with fascinating tricks and strategies that will ensure that you see your scores keep escalating with every iMocks. Aasim sir makes English the most fun subject by teaching through videos, quizzes etc. Abhishek sir through his insurmountable knowledge leaves you spellbound. He knows exactly how a student’s mind perceive things and incorporates the same in his method of teaching GK which is the most vast subject of CLAT preparation. LE has it all be it the amazing faculty, infrastructure, thoroughly designed modules or the iMockss tests that come with comprehensive solutions. It is the melange of such a powerful team of individuals that gives LE the real EDGE over any other coaching institutes across the nation.
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