Clat 2027 | mock score from 40 to 80 ! Starting with logical 👍🏻

Summary

Meenakshi begins a study session on October 2, describing it as day one of her goal to raise her CLAT mock scores from around 40 to 80. As a regular student at an ISC school, she has limited time for preparation because of school and attendance requirements. She identifies Logical Reasoning as a weak area, notes some progress in English, and says she is not focusing on Quant that evening.

Study Session and Approach

• Use a sectional test to find weak spots: She starts with a Logical Reasoning sectional test to identify difficult topics and mistakes. The test has 24 questions; she attempts 17 and leaves one passage unanswered because she cannot understand it. She does not share her score.
• Attend a scheduled online class: After the test, she joins a recurring “newsroom” class. She also mentions that a four-day online boot camp is due to start the following day.
• Practice past questions: Later, she works through Logical Reasoning questions from 2025. She reports three wrong answers and a completion time of 20 minutes and 8 seconds. She finds these questions easier than those in the earlier sectional test, so the results are not directly comparable.
• Continue with other work if time allows: After a short break, she plans to do English past-year questions and analytical worksheets. If she still has energy, she may revise September’s GK events.

She uses the Oswaal CLAT UG 10 Mock Test Papers book for practice. The session’s main lesson is to identify weak areas through testing, review performance, and keep practising despite the time constraints of school.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• Meenakshi: The video’s narrator and a CLAT aspirant.
• Unidentified speaker or instructor: Heard during the online “newsroom” class; not named in the subtitles.
• Practice materials mentioned: A Logical Reasoning sectional test, 2025 Logical Reasoning past-year questions, and the Oswaal CLAT UG 10 Mock Test Papers book.