#CareerBytes: 8 top mobile apps for CLAT entrance preparation
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is the gateway to admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered by 21 prestigious National Law Universities in India. The national level exam is the most coveted law entrance test in the country and is also considered the toughest. Aspirants need to have the right preparation to crack CLAT. Here are 8 useful apps for CLAT preparation.
Unacademy is one of the country's most popular apps to prepare for various competitive exams, including CLAT. It provides courses and other useful content for aspirants to help them crack the law entrance. Leading online educational platform EduRev's CLAT 2020 Exam Preparation App is another good option to prepare for many law entrances. It offers study material, mock tests, video lectures, revision notes, etc.
CLAT aspirants can also download popular online learning portal Career Launcher's Law-CLAT Exam Guide mobile app to give a boost to their preparation. The free app offers topic and section wise tests, detailed solutions, helpdesk for doubt-clearing, etc. Career Lift, another leading ed-tech company, offers CLAT: Law Entrance Preparation app for law entrance aspirants. It has prep tests, current affairs, quizzes, discussion forum, etc.
Mockers, a free mock test app, is another good option for CLAT aspirants. It provides free test series/mock tests with solutions English and Hindi for over 60 exams, including CLAT. It also offers current affairs, quizzes, practice tests, performance analysis, etc. Eduwhere's CLAT - Law Exams Mock Tests is another good app that offers subject-wise mock tests with solutions, online/national mocks, detailed results, etc.
AILET CLAT Law Exams is another good app law entrance aspirants can download Apart from CLAT, it helps candidates prepare for AILET and PUCET exams. The app offers timed quizzes with solutions and notes, model question papers, previous papers, etc. CLAT Previous Papers (UG & PG) is another useful app that provides aspirants with CLAT question papers of previous years along with answers.
