English
- Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonyms, Analogies, Idioms, Phrases.
- Grammar: Sentence Correction, Error Spotting, Fill in the Blanks.
- Reading Comprehension: Passages with questions focusing on understanding, inference, and critical analysis.
- Verbal Reasoning: Logical deduction based on provided information.
General Knowledge
- Current Affairs: Focus on recent events, both national and international.
- History: Indian history, with emphasis on significant events and movements.
- Geography: Basic knowledge of Indian and world geography.
- Economics: Basic economic concepts and current economic affairs of India.
- Politics: Indian political system, constitution, and current political events.
- Science & Technology: Recent
Legal Aptitude
- Constitutional Law: Basic principles, fundamental rights, directive principles.
- Law of Torts: Basic understanding of torts and their applications.
- Criminal Law: Basic principles of criminal law, IPC.
- Contract Law: Essentials of contract law, agreements, and enforceability.
- Legal Reasoning: Applying legal principles to factual situations.
Logical Reasoning
- Deductive Reasoning: Syllogisms, logical arguments, and conclusions.
- Inductive Reasoning: Identifying patterns and making generalizations.
- Analytical Reasoning: Analyzing information and drawing logical inferences.
- Critical Reasoning: Evaluating arguments and identifying fallacies.
- Problem Solving: Solving logical puzzles and problems.
FAQs
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