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CLAT की तैयारी कैसे करें 2027: बेहतर स्कोर के लिए आसान तैयारी टिप्स, स्ट्रैटजी और स्टडी प्लान
CLAT की तैयारी कैसे करें: सबसे पहले परीक्षा पैटर्न और सिलेबस समझें (120 प्रश्न, 120 अंक, 2 घंटे, पाँच सेक्शन, 0.25 नेगेटिव मार्किंग), फिर रोज़ 1.5 से 2 घंटे संपादकीय पढ़कर रीडिंग स्पीड बढ़ाएँ, पाँचों विषयों के बेसिक मज़बूत करें, हर हफ़्ते एक मॉक टेस्ट देकर उसका विश्लेषण करें और आख़िरी 2 से 3 महीने रिवीजन पर लगाएँ। 10 से 12 महीने की व्यवस्थित तैयारी आदर्श है और CLAT 2027 का आवेदन 31 अक्टूबर 2026 तक खुला है। यह गाइड Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR ने NLU कंसोर्टियम के पैटर्न और अपने 1310+ NLU चयनों के अनुभव से तैयार की है।
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How to Become a Government Lawyer in India (2026) Routes, Exams, Eligibility and Salary
To become a government lawyer in India, earn a law degree recognised by the Bar Council of India, enrol with a State Bar Council, and then take one of two roads: clear a State Assistant Prosecution Officer or Assistant Public Prosecutor examination, which is open to fresh law graduates, or practise for at least seven years and be appointed a Public Prosecutor or Government Pleader under section 18 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023. Entry pay as a Uttar Pradesh Assistant Prosecution Officer is Rs 47,600 basic per month at Pay Level 8. Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR compiled this guide from the BNSS, the Constitution and the State recruitment notifications.
Current Affairs
Salary of a Judge in India 2026: Supreme Court, High Court, District and Civil Judge Pay Per Month
The salary of a judge in India in 2026 starts at Rs 77,840 per month basic pay for a newly appointed Civil Judge (Junior Division) and rises to Rs 2,80,000 per month for the Chief Justice of India. Judges of the Supreme Court and Chief Justices of High Courts draw Rs 2,50,000 a month, other High Court judges draw Rs 2,25,000, and District Judges draw Rs 1,44,840 to Rs 2,24,100 basic depending on grade. Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR compiled these figures from the two Judges' Salaries Acts as amended in 2018 and from the Second National Judicial Pay Commission scales upheld by the Supreme Court in May 2023
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Rule of Law Legal Definition, Meaning & Examples (India)
The rule of law is the legal principle that every person and institution, including the government, is accountable under laws that are public, equally enforced, and independently judged. Formulated by A.V. Dicey in 1885 as supremacy of law, equality before the law, and predominance of the legal spirit, it is enforced in India through Article 14, judicial review, and the basic structure doctrine, according to Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR.
Current Affairs
Consideration in Contract Law: Meaning, Essentials, Types and Cases (2026)
Consideration in contract law is something of value that each party gives or promises in return for the other party's promise. Under Section 2(d) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, it is any act, abstinence or promise done at the desire of the promisor by the promisee or any other person. As Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR explains, consideration is the price of a promise, and under Section 25 an agreement made without consideration is void, save for a few exceptions.
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Difference Between Rule of Law and Administrative Law (2026)
The difference between rule of law and administrative law is that the rule of law is a foundational principle that the law governs everyone equally and rules out arbitrary power, while administrative law is a branch of public law that controls how administrative authorities use their powers. As Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR explains, the rule of law is the standard, and administrative law must operate within it
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