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This Current Affairs Compendium aims at bringing together all the major happenings across the world over the duration April to September (Summer) and October to April (Winter).
The books in this series help you improve your Vocabulary and General Awareness, which are some of the most important aspects of any law entrance exam.
These books will contain sectional tests across all 5 subjects, covering the patterns of some of the major law entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, SLAT, etc.
These books are more focused on exam-specific question types and patterns. Concepts explained in the earlier books can be applied to solve the various questions here.
This Current Affairs Compendium aims at bringing together all the major happenings across the world over the duration October 2020 to April 2021. It is divided into different buckets. Under each bucket you will have the list of important events, followed by a set of MCQs. Passage Based questions of the new CLAT pattern are also included for each bucket. Towards the end we have included some fun crosswords based on current affairs and trivia for you to attempt.
General Knowledge and Current Affairs is a major testing area in most of the entrance exams for law schools. Budding lawyers and aspiring managers are expected to be cognizant of the happenings around the world.
This Current Affairs Compendium aims at bringing together all the major happenings across the world over the duration April 2021 to September 2021. It is divided into different buckets. Under each bucket you will have the list of important events, followed by a set of MCQs. Passage Based questions of the new CLAT pattern are also included for each bucket. Towards the end we have included some fun crosswords based on current affairs and trivia for you to attempt.
General Knowledge and Current Affairs is a major testing area in most of the entrance exams for law schools. Budding lawyers and aspiring managers are expected to be cognizant of the happenings around the world.
The General Knowledge Compendium aims at increasing your overall knowledge in various disciplines like Geography, History, Economics etc. General Knowledge and Current Affairs is a major testing area in most of the entrance exams for law schools. Budding lawyers and aspiring managers are expected to be cognizant of the happenings around the world.
The General Knowledge Compendium aims at increasing your overall knowledge in various disciplines like Geography, History, Economics etc. General Knowledge and Current Affairs is a major testing area in most of the entrance exams for law schools. Budding lawyers and aspiring managers are expected to be cognizant of the happenings around the world.
The General Knowledge Compendium at increasing your overall knowledge in various disciplines like Geography, History, Economics etc. General Knowledge and Current Affairs is a major testing area in most of the entrance exams for law schools. Budding lawyers and aspiring managers are expected to be cognizant of the happenings around the world.
Do understand that while this book does serve as a basic guide for you, it is not exhaustive. Also, learning and education yourself is a never ending process. Tremendous care has been taken to ensure that the facts and information discussed in the book have been picked from genuine and reliable sources. However, Abhyaas does not bear responsibility for any damage arising from inadvertent omissions or minor inaccuracies that may have found way into this book.
This English & Comprehension book aims at enhancing your command over themystical language of English. This book is divided into 3 sections keeping in mindthe concepts that are tested in most law entrance exams. The three sections are
1. Vocabulary
2. Grammar
3. Reading comprehension
4. Paragraphs
Cracking the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) would be the main aim for all of you, and understandably so, as it is the entrance exam for the most prestigious Law schools in our country. However, there are other exams as well that if you do well in, would result in very successful careers for you in future. Some of them are SLAT, AILET, LSAT etc.
The most interesting or rather, unique section of most Law Entrance exams is the Legal Aptitude/Reasoning section. This section tests you on your aptitude or skill in being able to assess a situation by comprehending the problem and having the ability to evaluate and take a stance or position.
Legal Knowledge is mostly what an educated Indian citizen is expected to know about the law in India and other parts of the world. This section focuses more on the latest happenings in the world as well as our political system and constitution. Our advice to students is to be familiar with the legal structure in India and other countries, as well as build a good knowledge of the Indian political system and the Constitution.
Legal Reasoning is the ability to assess a factual situation based on a given principle of law. One need not know anything more than what is given in the principle (or passage). Familiarity with the principle only helps or hastens the process of applying it. To draw an analogy with your favorite sport, I am sure you would know all the rules of the game prior to the start of the game. However, the rules are normally re-inforced at the start of the game by the empire/referee. Prior knowledge of the rules helps you relax when the rules are re-inforced without the pressure of trying to understand them. In the same way, prior knowledge of the concepts behind the principles helps you understand the rules faster and with less effort, so that you can apply them to the situation more appropriately. However, do remember that you need to only apply what is given in the principle (or passage), even if you know something extra or you find it contradicts with what you already know.
This book aims at enhancing your command over Logical Reasoning, a very important component of all Law Entrance exams. Logical Reasoning consists of two distinct areas – Critical Reasoning (CR) and Analytical Reasoning (AR).
While some exams focus more on CR, some focus more on AR, and some are a good mix of both. Nevertheless, Logical Reasoning has quite a lot of weightage in most exams, so it is a very important area on the whole. This book details the different types of questions you would encounter in both these areas along with strategies to solve the same. Each of these types of questions is explained with solved examples followed by exercises for you to practice.
This book aims at building the basic conceptual blocks of Mathematics as needed in cracking the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and other law entrance exams.
While the share of Mathematics (or Quantitative Techniques) in the total score is low compared to other areas, this area could very well make the difference in your chances of selection to your dream Law School. Also Mathematics is an easy area to master if you practice all the concepts presented.
The areas usually tested in Law Entrance Exams are Arithmetic concepts like Numbers, Percentages, Ratios and their applications like Profit & Loss, Simple Interest & Compound Interest, Mixtures, Time, Speed and Distance etc; along with Modern Math topics like Permutations & Combinations, Probability and Set theory.
Abhyaas Lawprep Team brings you a comprehensive set of questions, in the form of sectional tests across the patterns of the CLAT, AILET and SLAT exams.
The tests in this book need to be attempted after the basic skills of Vocabulary, Grammar and Reading Comprehension have been gained by a study of the English and Comprehension books provided earlier to ALP students, as part of the Foundation, Knowledge and Skill Builder Packs.
There are 5 tests across each of the different test patterns. For each test, there is a suggested time given and we strongly advise you to stick to these while attempting the tests.
Abhyaas LawPrep Team brings you a comprehensive set of questions, in the form of sectional tests across the patterns of the CLAT, AILET and SLAT exams.
The tests in this book need to be attempted all the basic concepts of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Modern Maths and Data Interpretation have been mastered by a study of the Quantitative Techniques books provided earlier to ALP students, as part of the Knowledge and Skill Builder Packs.
There are 5 tests across each of the different test patterns. For each test, there is a suggested time given and we strongly advise you to stick to these while attempting the tests. The number and type of questions for the Quant section is different for each exam, and hence the time you can allot to these is also different.
Abhyaas LawPrep Team brings you a comprehensive set of questions, in the form of sectional tests across the patterns of the CLAT, AILET and SLAT exams.
The tests in this book need to be attempted after all the basic concepts of Critical and Analytical Reasoning have been mastered by a study of the Logical Reasoning books provided earlier to ALP students, as part of the Knowledge and Skill Builder Packs.
There are 5 tests across each of the different test patterns. For each test, there is a suggested time given and we strongly advise you to stick to these while attempting the tests. The number and type of questions for the Logical section is different for each exam, and hence the time you can allot to these is also different.
Abhyaas LawPrep Team brings you a comprehensive set of questions, in the form of sectional tests across the patterns of the CLAT, AILET and SLAT exams.
The tests in this book need to be attempted after the basic concepts of Legal GK, Torts, Contracts, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law etc have been mastered by a study of the Legal Knowledge and Legal Reasoning books provided earlier to ALP students, as part of the Knowledge and Skill Builder Packs.
There are 5 tests across each of the different test patterns. For each test, there is a suggested time given and we strongly advise you to stick to these while attempting the tests. The number and type of questions for the Legal section is different for each exam, and hence the time you can allot to these is also different.
Abhyaas LawPrep Team brings you a comprehensive set of questions, in the form of sectional tests across the patterns of the CLAT, AILET and SLAT exams.
The tests in this book need to be attempted after you have gone through the Static GK Compendiums (Foundation Pack), General Knowledge book (Skill Builder Pack), Current Affairs books, along with the monthly GK banks and Newsboards. In addition, it is also important that you follow current affairs regularly, from newspapers, magazines and other online/offline sources.
There are 5 tests across each of the different test patterns. For each test, there is a suggested time given and we strongly advise you to stick to these while attempting the tests.
This Logical Reasoning book is part of Abhyaas LawPrep’s Skill Builder Pack of books. Books released earlier were part of the Knowledge Pack. Those books were focused on imparting knowledge on all the foundation topics and concepts. Books in the Skill Builder Pack are aimed to help you test your understanding across the various topics through extensive practice.
This book is divided into 2 parts – Critical Reasoning (CR) and Analytical Reasoning (AR) – which are the two major areas tested in Logical Reasoning in any law entrance exam.
This book is designed as a workbook and is purely aimed at applying the concepts that you have learnt earlier. We strongly suggest that you go through all the concepts across CR and AR in the Logical Reasoning book of the Knowledge Pack, before getting started off with this book.
This book covers all the major topics of CR like Assumptions/Conclusions, Strong & Weak Arguments, Strengthening/Weakening, Syllogisms etc, and all the major topics of AR like Series, Coding, Blood Relations, Arrangements & Puzzles etc – which are commonly tested in any law entrance exam. It also includes Passage Based Critical Reasoning questions as per the new CLAT pattern.
This book includes a variety of question types that will help you prepare for all the major law entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, SLAT etc.
This Legal Reasoning book is part of Abhyaas LawPrep’s Skill Builder Pack of books. Books released earlier were part of the Knowledge Pack. Those books were focused on imparting knowledge on all the foundation topics and concept. Books in the Skill Builder Pack are aimed to help you test your understanding across the various topics through extensive practice.
This book is designed as a workbook and is purely aimed at applying the concepts that you have learnt earlier. We strongly suggest that you go through all the concepts in the Legal Reasoning and Legal Knowledge books in the Knowledge Pack before getting started off with this book.
This book covers all the major topics like Torts, Criminal Law, Contracts, Constitution Legal Awareness etc – which are commonly tested in any law entrance exam. It also includes Passage Based Reasoning questions as per the new CLAT pattern.
This book includes a variety of question types that will help you prepare for all the major law entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, SLAT etc.
This English & Comprehension book is part of Abhyaas LawPrep’s Skill Builder Pack of books. Books released earlier were part of the Foundation Pack and Knowledge Pack. Those books were focused on imparting knowledge on all the foundation topics and concept. Books in the Skill Builder Pack are aimed to help you test your understanding across the various topics through extensive practice.
This book is broadly divided into 3 parts – Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading Comprehension – which are the three major areas tested in English in any law entrance exam. This book is designed as a workbook and is purely aimed at applying the concepts that you have learnt earlier.
We strongly suggest that you go through all the concepts in the Vocab Builder and English & Comprehension books in the Foundation Pack and Knowledge Pack before getting started off with this book.
This book includes a variety of question types that will help you prepare for all the major law entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, SLAT etc.
This Quantitative Techniques book is part of Abhyaas LawPrep’s Skill Builder Pack of books. Books released earlier were part of the Knowledge Pack. Those books were focused on imparting knowledge on all the foundation topics and concepts. Books in the Skill Builder Pack are aimed to help you test your understanding across the various topics through extensive practice.
This book is designed as a workbook and is purely aimed at applying the concepts that you have learnt earlier. We strongly suggest that you go through all the concepts in the Quantitative Techniques book of the Knowledge Pack before getting started off with this book.
This book covers all the major topics like Percentages, Averages & Ratios, Time Speed Distance, Permutations, Probability and others – which are commonly tested in any law entrance exam. It also includes Data Interpretation based questions on Tables, Pie Charts, Line & Bar Graphs etc, as per the new CLAT pattern.
This book includes a variety of question types that will help you prepare for all the major law entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, SLAT etc.
This General Knowlegde book is part of Abhyaas LawPrep’s Skill Builder Pack of books. Books released earlier were part of the Foundation Pack. Those books were focused on imparting knowledge on all the foundation topics. Books in the Skill Builder Pack are aimed to help you test your understanding across the various topics through extensive practice.
This book is designed as a workbook and is purely aimed at testing your general awareness across different topics. In the latest CLAT pattern, passage based questions have been introduced. While such questions might be focused on current events, but static GK questions relating to that event are also tested. And all other major Law Entrance Exams also test you on static GK.
Testing vocabulary either explicitly or implicitly has become an integral part of various entrance tests. Having a good vocabulary not only helps you to do well in your examinations but also serves many other purposes
A good vocabulary helps you to
1. Comprehend what has been communicated to you.
2. Communicate to others, any information, with great confidence.
3. Avoid being prolix or verbose.
This book is a collection of a few special words and different methods to improve one’s vocabulary. It also has a collection of few interesting etymologies.
Books in this series focus on all foundation topics that will help you build your conceptual knowledge across all the areas that are tested in most law entrance exams.
