How to prepare for Delhi University, MAH-CET, BHU, PU & other 3 year law entrance exams together

Step 1: Be aware about the colleges having 3 year law course and the method of admission

Check out this video wherein, I have discussed about the 3 year law colleges. Every law school has been reviewed in depth: placements, faculty, fees, extra curricular activities, etc. Click here to watch the video

Step 2: Write down the name of the institutes that you want to aim (get admission) in order of preference

Step 3: Study and analyze the syllabus or previous year question papers of the law entrance exams that you want to give and make written notes of the same

Legal Aptitude

A. INDIAN CONSTITUTION

Indian Constitution : M.Laxmikanth (only for DU)

For other exams(Indian Constitution) : Universal’s Book

B. LEGAL GK + PRINCIPLE & FACT TYPE OF QUESTIONS

For Delhi University + Other Universities = Theory from A.P Bharadwaj Book or Wiley (preferred) + Practice from Universal’s or Singhal’s or both

If not giving Delhi Universities exam then : Universal’s Book (for theory) + Universal’s Book (for practice)

If you want to learn that how you should solve principle & fact type of questions, here is a complete video

Logical Reasoning

Delhi University: Analogy, puzzle test, odd one out (Very important)

Blood relations, Series, circular table questions, syllogisms, coding & decoding, inference & conclusion

MAH-CET: Sequence, basics of critical reasoning

Banaras Hindu University: Direction Sense Test

Panjab University: Statement & Conclusion

Book: Verbal & Non Verbal Reasoning by R.S Aggarwal

Note: If you want to know that how you should study from this book then click here

English (For DU, MAH CET, BHU & PU)

Delhi University:  Reading comprehension, idioms, spelling corrections, finding errors, meaning of words

MAH CET: Sentence rearrangement, sentence improvement, tenses, prepositions, Subject verb agreement

Book: S P Bakshi

Maths

Delhi University: Probability, Average, Percentage, Ratio & proportion, Age, No of days, percentage, speed & distance, profit & loss, average

MAH CET/ PU: No maths

BHU (30-35 questions) : Average, Problems on Numbers, Problems on Age, Percentage, Profit & Loss, Ratio & Proportion, Chain Rule, Time and Work, Pipes and cistern, Time & Distance, Problems on Trains, Boats & Streams, Simple Interest, Compound Interest

Book: 18 Days Wonder by S.Chand

Static GK

Delhi University: Dance, Science, History, Important Days

BHU: , International Organisations, Facts about India, Economy, Sports, Important firsts, Book

MAH CET: Geography,  Economics, Important Days

Panjab University : Awards & Honours, Facts related to India

Book : Universal’s (preferred) or Lucent’s (not preferred)

Current Affairs

For current affairs, you can read newspaper. If newspaper is not your thing then you can go for magazines like that of:-

Tits & Bits (Question- Answer format)

Pratiyogita Darpan Annual edition + Monthly editions

News & Events

Note: You need to study and learn about the current events that happened during 10-12 months before the exam

If you want to know that what are the different methods to cover current affairs previous months then you can watch a this video, click here to watch the video

Step 4 Watch the videos of Law Giri done for specific Law Entrance Exams

It is very important to know each exam in particular in detail. For that, I have done separate videos for each 3 year law entrance exams

• Delhi University
• MAH-CET
• Banaras Hindu University
• Symbiosis Law School, Pune
• Panjab University

Step 5: Join the forum wherein you will get all the updated related to 3 year law entrance exams

3 year law entrance exam community : Join in and ask your queries

Step 6 (Analyse the previous year question papers of various 3 year law entrance exams)

• Panjab University previous year question papers
• Banaras Hindu University previous year question papers

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