Knowledge Icon

IELTS   Reading Tips Spend few minutes to see the type of questions and the passage of each section.   The type of questions that you see you can do them on time or accurately start with that passage first. All these things should be done in few seconds only. Read all the instructions and questions carefully of one passage. Understand the meaning of question in your own language and then you can do prediction as what can be the possible answer to that question or what is the demand of the question.        Go to the passage and do skimming and scanning which means you are not supposed to read everything but do fast reading so that you can locate the clue word within few seconds.   When you locate the clue word in the passage read two lines above and below the clue word. Match the content of what you have read with the question and if it is the same then location is correct otherwise change your location. Match with question of what ...

CLAT Legal Aptitude CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test which is a national level test conducted for entry into various Law colleges in India. Legal Aptitude is one of the sections in this test which comprises of 50 questions and one mark is given for every correct response. There are two types of questions included in this exam; they are Legal Knowledge and Legal Reasoning questions. Legal Reasoning: The questions asked in this section consist of principle and facts on the basis of which answer is derived. Generally, three laws are included in this exam that is, Law of Torts, Law of Contracts and Criminal Laws. Although, thorough knowledge of Law is not mandatory but should understand each and every word carefully as a single word has its own importance. The students selects one option out of four options. Legal Knowledge: Direct questions related to constitutional law that is fundamental rights and Directive Principles, Legal maxims and current ...

IELTS: The Basics Need to sit the  International English Language Testing System (IELTS)  exam to get on a course, but don't know a thing about it? Then our beginner’s guide to this popular English language test  is for you! What is the IELTS?  The IELTS (short for International English Language Testing System) is the most widely taken English language test in the world, taken by over 2 million people every year. It assesses the English language proficiency of people aged 16 and over, who want to study or work in a location where English is used as the main language. The test requires a substantial amount of preparation, so you will need to start planning several months in advance of any application deadlines. There are two versions of the test: IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training . If you would like to study abroad in an English-speaking country, you will need to take the IELTS Academic. This tests your general English language skill...