By : Akshita Amit, Class of 2016 – NALSAR University of Law. So... Here we are - at the very heart of critical reasoning. If you’re attending LST/IMS/any other ‘results guaranteed’ coaching institute, these shall be a major part of your mocks. In the end, these may also make or break ...

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By : Lakshmi Venkataraman, Class of 2016 - NALSAR University of Law. A syllogism is a form of deductive reasoning consisting of a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion. When one makes a conclusion from a general statement or premise and forms a specific conclusion, it takes the form ...

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Hey Guys, Two very important type of questions you will get is based on conclusions and inferences, Now in an instant moment they will sound very familiar to you. But both these concepts are poles apart. Now you may wonder as to why do we need to know literal differences in meaning ...

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Ok guys, So here are a few questions which are a mixed bag and some are not really a specific “type” of question to which there are tricks or methods to solve. Don’t worry, wherever there are methods to be applied, we are there to guide you but this exercise shall ...

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So with a few days to go for our End semester examinations at NALSAR, here are a few tips which might help you towards a few questions of CR. I am now posting a few questions along with the answers and the reasoning behind it such that all of you can ...

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Here is a sample test for you to see the kind of questions that you can expect under the Critical Reasoning Section of the CLAT paper. Do not use this as a conclusive test of your reasoning ability! Remember Critical Reasoning is a skill that you can always acquire through ...

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Hey guys, Firstly, Congratulations on deciding to take CLAT 2011! Now, one of the major concerns that my friends and I had when we wrote our exam, was the Critical Reasoning section of the paper. I am sure that most of you are aware of the type of questions coming ...

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