hello,

According to the NIMCET exam pattern 2020, Mathematics held the most weightage with 50 questions followed by Analytical Ability & Logical Reasoning with 40 questions. Moreover, as per NIMCET 2020 exam pattern, the question papers also included 10 questions on Computer Awareness and 20 questions on General English.

The marking scheme awarded 4 marks for every correct answer and deducted 1 mark for every wrong marking.

Hope this helped. Good luck !!

• Numerical ability and analytical aptitude
• Reasoning and logical deduction
• English
• General knowledge

Hello aspirant

Ugee and iiit exams have two sections

Section1) Subject proficiency test which will be based on CBSE xi and xii STD syllabus.

Section 2) Research Aptitude Test - it is also based on STD xi and xii CBSE but it will be on critical and creative thinking

To solve sample papers , you may refer following link

https://cdniiit.ac.in/cdn/www.iiit.ac.in/files/iiit/seSUPR-sample.pdf

Hi

Logical reasoning syllabus for clat is provided below:-

REASONING TESTS-

• Direction and Distance Test,
• Series Test,
• Coding Decoding Test,
• Number Test,
• Relationships Test,
• Alphabet Test,
• Analogy Test,
• Ranking Tests and
• Time Sequence Test.
• Classification (Odd Man Out)

LOGICAL TESTS:-

• Statements Arguments,
• Statements Assumptions,
• Statements Conclusions and
• Statements Action.

For more information regarding class syllabus you can visit our page the link for the same is provided below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus/amp

Thankyou

Hello Aspirant,

CLAT syllabus for undergraduate entrance test includes topics like general knowledge & current affairs, English, legal aptitude and logical reasoning.

There is no any particular topics, You can prepare Logical and Analytical reasoning skills. You can check the complete CLAT syllabus to go through with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Good Luck!

Hey aspirant, hope you are doing well!

Logical reasoning can be the most tricky part for any entrance exam as it involves presence of mind & high level thinking on the spot. The only way to master any skill or  anything is just PRACTICE. Give n number of mocks for the enhancement of your level. Review your mistakes. Don't just leave a question solved by your teacher or anyone , try it on your own. Practice is the key for gaining accuracy. Start from practicing the simple questions of important topics. Don't just directly jump on the tough ones. Carefully read the questions and then attempt them. Try to convert the questions into charts, daigrams etc. It will make a tricky question seem really easy as it will make it more interesting. Use elimination method on the answers if you can. It will help you focus on fewer options. Don't stuck to one question if you are unable to attempt it , move on to next and after you a little hold on the topic go back to that question again. After doing simple ones , move to the advance level questions which actually come in entrance exams.

Hope it helps! All the best for your future endeavours!

Hey aspirant, hope you are doing well!

Logical reasoning can be the most tricky part for any entrance exam as it involves presence of mind & high level thinking on the spot. The only way to master any skill or  anything is just PRACTICE. Give n number of mocks for the enhancement of your level. Review your mistakes. Don't just leave a question solved by your teacher or anyone , try it on your own. Practice is the key for gaining accuracy. Start from practicing the simple questions of important topics. Don't just directly jump on the tough ones. Carefully read the questions and then attempt them. Try to convert the questions into charts, daigrams etc. It will make a tricky question seem really easy as it will make it more interesting. Use elimination method on the answers if you can. It will help you focus on fewer options. Don't stuck to one question if you are unable to attempt it , move on to next and after you a little hold on the topic go back to that question again. After doing simple ones , move to the advance level questions which actually come in entrance exams.

Hope it helps! All the best for your future endeavours!

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