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CLAT 2026: Complete 2-Year Study Plan with Expert Tips – Powered by Planet E

Preparing for the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) with a 2-year timeline gives you a tremendous advantage over short-term aspirants. It allows you to build a strong foundation, develop a disciplined study routine, and adapt to the exam pattern without pressure.

In this detailed blog by Planet E, we present a structured and actionable 2-year CLAT preparation plan that ensures conceptual clarity, consistent progress, and mock test excellence.


📘 Why Start CLAT Preparation 2 Years in Advance?

Starting your CLAT prep in Class 11 or two years before the exam offers:

  • 📚 Ample time to cover conceptual learning in all five sections

  • 📈 A gradual buildup of reading comprehension, legal aptitude, and analytical thinking

  • 🧠 Enhanced retention and revision cycles

  • ⏱️ Sufficient time to analyze mock tests and work on weak areas

  • 📰 Better awareness of current affairs, law-based issues, and vocabulary development


📊 CLAT 2026 Exam Overview

Component Details
Exam Name Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
Conducting Body Consortium of NLUs
Duration 2 Hours (120 Minutes)
Mode of Exam Offline (Pen & Paper)
Type of Questions Multiple-Choice (MCQs)
Total Questions 120
Marking Scheme +1 for correct, -0.25 for wrong

📚 CLAT Syllabus 2026 – Section-wise Breakdown

Section Number of Questions Key Focus Areas
English Language 22–26 RC, Vocabulary, Grammar, Tone
Current Affairs/GK 28–32 Static + Dynamic GK, Legal News
Legal Reasoning 28–32 Legal Principles, Case Laws, Application
Logical Reasoning 22–26 Arguments, Inference, Blood Relations
Quantitative Aptitude 10–14 Arithmetic, Data Interpretation

📅 Planet E’s Month-by-Month 2-Year CLAT Study Plan

📌 Phase 1: Foundation Building (Months 1–6)

  • Begin with basic concepts of all five sections.

  • Develop a reading habit using newspapers like The Hindu, The Indian Express, and editorials.

  • Start daily vocabulary-building with 10–15 new words.

  • Practice mental math: percentages, averages, ratios, and simplifications.

  • Legal: Start understanding the Indian Constitution basics and legal maxims.

  • Logical Reasoning: Learn basics of assumption, conclusion, and inference.

Tasks:

  • Read 2–3 editorials/day

  • Solve 15–20 quant questions/day

  • Maintain a current affairs journal


📌 Phase 2: Conceptual Practice (Months 7–12)

  • Start solving sectional tests to improve speed and accuracy.

  • Attempt comprehension-based questions in English and Legal.

  • Revise all grammar and vocabulary weekly.

  • Begin solving legal comprehension passages from previous CLAT papers.

Tasks:

  • Weekly GK quiz (30–50 questions)

  • One sectional test every 3 days

  • Monthly current affairs revision


📌 Phase 3: Mock Test Integration (Months 13–18)

  • Start writing 1 full mock every 2 weeks, followed by thorough analysis.

  • Identify weak areas and revise them with detailed notes.

  • Focus on accuracy and time management.

  • Make compilation notes for Current Affairs and Legal Judgments.

  • Build speed-reading techniques for long comprehension passages.

Tasks:

  • Mock test every 15 days

  • 2 reading comprehensions daily

  • Monthly static GK revision


📌 Phase 4: Final Year Test-Driven Prep (Months 19–24)

  • Start attempting 2–3 full-length mocks per week.

  • Use error analysis sheets to track repetitive mistakes.

  • Create a revision timetable—prioritize weaker sections.

  • Read about recent judgments, amendments, and legal reforms.

  • Focus more on timed legal and logical reasoning practice.

Tasks:

  • Weekly full mock test + analysis

  • Revision of last 12 months’ current affairs

  • Practice 500+ MCQs per subject


🧠 Section-Wise Strategy Tips by Planet E

English Language

  • Read editorials, fiction & non-fiction to build comprehension.

  • Learn word roots, idioms, and synonyms/antonyms.

  • Practice error spotting and fill-in-the-blanks exercises.

Current Affairs & GK

  • Focus on the last 12–18 months.

  • Follow monthly GK magazines, editorials, and law-related news.

  • Maintain your own notes, mind maps, and flashcards.

Legal Reasoning

  • Understand legal principles and their application.

  • Solve 3–4 legal passages every week.

  • Read about landmark judgments and latest amendments.

Logical Reasoning

  • Practice blood relations, seating arrangements, puzzles, arguments.

  • Time-based logical reasoning mocks will improve performance.

  • Analyze the logic behind each question, not just the answer.

Quantitative Techniques

  • Practice DI sets, percentages, averages, and profit & loss.

  • Revise school-level arithmetic for accuracy and speed.

  • Attempt mixed-question sets and time yourself.


💬 Time Management Tips for CLAT Aspirants

Activity Frequency
Vocabulary Practice Daily – 15 words
GK/Current Affairs Daily – 30 min
Reading Comprehension Daily – 2 passages
Sectional Test Alternate Days
Full Mock Test Weekly/Bi-weekly
Revision Weekly & Monthly

🔖 Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • ❌ Ignoring Current Affairs until the last few months

  • ❌ Not practicing mock tests under real-time conditions

  • ❌ Focusing only on strong areas, neglecting weak sections

  • ❌ Memorizing legal facts without understanding principles

  • ❌ Cramming vocabulary without context


🚀 Why Choose Planet E for CLAT Preparation?

  • 🎓 Expert Mentors with decades of law entrance experience

  • 📚 Well-structured curriculum based on updated CLAT pattern

  • 🧾 Daily GK & Legal Updates

  • 💻 Live Classes, Doubt Solving & Weekly Tests

  • 📈 Performance Analytics with feedback and improvement plans

With Planet E’s proven track record and adaptive teaching techniques, you’re not just preparing for an exam—you’re preparing for law school success!


📝 Final Thoughts

A 2-year CLAT study plan gives you a winning edge—provided you stay consistent, self-disciplined, and practice smart. By combining foundational learning, strategic testing, and expert mentoring from Planet E, your CLAT 2026 dream is well within reach.

🌟 Start early. Stay consistent. Crack CLAT with Planet E.


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