Legal Reasoning (for CLAT and other Law Entrance Exams AILET, DU, CUET, SLAT, MH CET)

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Description
I am writing to you as your friend and guide, whom you have encountered on your journey to acing your law school exams. When you eventually reach your dream law school, I hope you will return to this letter and reminisce about the incredible journey you have embarked upon. Let me emphasise that your success or failure should not be determined by whether you attend NLSIU Bangalore or another law college. Instead, it will be determined by your determination to persevere.
Believe me, this path to your dream law school will test you, knocking you down multiple times. However, each time you get back up, you will find yourself a hundred steps closer to your dream. It is all about whether you choose to rise again, as this is where most aspirants falter.
This book is the result of several years of teaching and mentoring young law aspirants. like you from all over India. It represents a breakthrough in deciphering how to excel in law entrance exams. I firmly believe that understanding the law is not difficult; what we need is someone who can explain it in simple language. This book aims to provide just that—a simple explanation in the simplest language possible.
Over the past year, as I have been writing this book, I have made numerous updates to keep it as relevant as possible. I truly believe that this book will be an invaluable resource on your preparation journey. Since the CLAT Consortium changed the exam pattern in 2020, the rules of preparation have also changed. There has not been a single authentic practice book for Legal Reasoning in the market since then. This book is designed to guide and assist you in practising the essential concepts for your law entrance exams.
The key to scoring well in the Legal Reasoning section is not delving too deeply into the theoretical aspects of the law. Instead, approach questions with common sense. Try to eliminate answer options, and more often than not, you will choose the correct one.
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Table of Contents
1. Concept of Law
2. Law of Tort
3. Law of Contract
4. Introduction to Criminal Law : Penal Code
5. Constitution of India
6. Miscellaneous Laws
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Author Details
VAIBHAV PRAKASH has been training and mentoring CLAT aspirants for the past 8 years. He earned his BA LLB (Hons.) from the National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, and pursued his Masters, LLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune. Legal Reasoning for CLAT and Other Law Entrance Exams is his debut book, a dream he has harboured for many years.
His students describe him as extremely approachable and fun, and he shares a lasting bond with them.
His favourite pastimes include watching Manchester United play football, listening to music, stress-cleaning, and spending time with his close circle of friends.