Ace the General Knowledge Section for CLAT

The Common Law Admission Test, renowned as CLAT is a national exam for admission into 22 National Law Universities of the country. The two-hour admission test consists of objective-type questions on Elementary Mathematics, English with Comprehension, General knowledge & Current affairs, Legal Reasoning and Logical reasoning.

The CLAT GK section consists of 50 questions from Static GK and Current Affairs. The benefit of this section lies in the fact that it aids in saving time. You can use this to your advantage by allocating more time to other examination sections. It also helps to boost the overall score as all the questions are factual and direct.

In the CLAT GK section, there are approximately  35-40 questions on static knowledge and current affairs. It mainly consists of Current Events based on Awards, Books, Government Policies, Act Changes, etc. + Static GK (General Studies),contemporary events of significance from India and the world, arts and Culture, international affairs, and historical events of continuing significance. The Legal reasoning and G.K.+ Current Affairs sections of the CLAT Exam carry 25% weightage of marks each.

Law Exam aspirants have one vital subject which needs to be covered strategically, i.e., Current Affairs. It is one of the highly-scoring sections of the exam if a candidate prepares well. Therefore, maintaining a  monthly compilation of current affairs is highly recommended.

With this view, hitbullseye has come up with yet another fantastic feature that will make your current affairs preparation more accessible and streamlined.

Presenting the Bull Dose- Best Current Affairs Magazine for CLAT.

Importance of General Knowledge and Current affairs for CLAT-The significance of this section stems from the fact that it saves time. You can make the most of this by devoting additional time to other parts of the test. Since all of the questions are straightforward and factual, it also helps to raise the overall score.

We offer each and every important news of the month in this section, which is precisely classified and set in a downloadable format for free. Aspirants can simply download the monthly current affairs magazine from the link given below and keep themselves updated.

Bull Dose magazine's current issue is free to download for aspirants. Simply click on the link below and download the currently available copy now:

If an aspirant wants all previous copies of Law Scope or Bull Dose, the same may be purchased from our website or Amazon. The magazine will be made available for the last 12 months.

You can include the following General Knowledge book for CLATduring your CLAT GK Preparation, as these cover both static GK and current affairs.