Graduate School of Law News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

TG LAWCET Second Phase Seat Allotment 2025 Expected release time

Pattern puzzles are an integral part of the non verbal section in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). Questions from CLAT non verbal puzzle section are often challenging, yet the most scoring. To score good marks, you must possess a sharp analytical mind and clear reasoning skills. Otherwise, the tricky questions from this section, especially solving the pattern puzzles, become difficult or time consuming. These pattern puzzle questions are set in a way to test your ability to identify patterns, visualize changes, or how fast you can apply your logical reasoning skills. By practicing the right approach, you will find it easier to identify the question patterns and how to approach them. Read the article in detail to know more about how to solve pattern puzzles in CLAT nonverbal reasoning section and avoid unnecessary mistakes.

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AP LAWCET Counselling Dates 2025 Revised Again: Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati has again undergone a revision in its Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test (AP LAWCET) Counselling 2025 schedule. According to the latest update, candidates can submit their web options at the official portal- lawcet-sche.aptonline.in until September 23, 2025. Earlier, the web options entry last date was September 14, 2025. The seat allotment result is scheduled to be released on September 25, 2025, as per the latest revised schedule available. Earlier, the seat allocations were to be released on September 17, 2025.

Preparing for CLAT 2026? Having an idea of effective Cloze test strategies for the CLAT English section can help you ace the exam. Now, what is a Cloze test? - A Cloze test is a passage with blanks where you need to choose the most appropriate words from the options given. It assesses your understanding of the topic, knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, and word usage as per the provided context.

75% Attendance Mandatory for Contesting DU Elections: The judgment made by Delhi High Court carries wider significance as it directly impacts the ongoing Delhi University Students Union Election for 2025-26, scheduled for September 18, with counting on September 19. There are 21 students in the fray for the top four posts - president, vice president, secretary, and joint secretary. The Delhi High Court has ruled that students who fail to meet the mandatory 75% attendance requirement cannot be allowed to contest elections to student bodies in Delhi University Colleges. Justice Meena Pushkarna, as reported by Live Law, observed that colleges are well within their authority to reject nominations of candidates falling short of the prescribed attendance benchmark. The ruling reinforces the emphasis on academic compliance even in the highly politicized student election process.