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CLAT PG and AILET (LL.M) Entrance Exam Preparation Course by Bettering Results!

Curriculum developed & taught by NLU Graduates & rankers

Bettering Results offers a CLAT PG preparation course led by experienced NLU graduates & professors. Our curriculum covers substantive law, procedures, and case law analysis, Mock Tests closely mirroring the format of the CLAT PG exam. Taught by instructors who have extensive experience in CLAT PG and are rankers, the course provides valuable insights for comprehensive preparation.

One-on-One Mentorship by Experts

This approach ensures customized study plans, targeted learning sessions, and immediate feedback to optimize preparation effectively. Expert mentors offer in-depth subject knowledge, career guidance, and continuous support, enhancing motivation and confidence. Overall, this mentorship sharpens academic skills, equips candidates with exam strategies, and builds confidence to excel in the CLAT PG exam, making it a valuable investment in their academic and professional future.

25+ Mock Tests and Expert Feedback

Preparing effectively for the CLAT PG exam involves a structured approach that includes over 25 mock tests to simulate exam conditions and refine time management skills, alongside targeted practice exercises aligned with the exam syllabus to strengthen subject-specific knowledge. Incorporating expert feedback further enhances preparation by identifying areas for improvement, refining study strategies, and boosting overall confidence.

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CLAT and AILET PG (LL.M) Entrance Exam Preparation Course!

The landscape of legal education in India is constantly evolving. In recent decades, pursuing an LL.M has gained popularity among Indian law graduates. Specializing in a specific area enhances career prospects significantly and enables the establishment of a valuable professional network.

The CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is emerging as a transformative exam for aspiring legal minds. Established in 2008, the CLAT has grown to become the foremost law entrance examination in the country, setting the standard for excellence in the field.

Similarly, AILET is crucial as it opens doors to top NLUs such as NLU Delhi, offering specialized legal education and enhancing career prospects. It rigorously assesses critical skills like legal reasoning and analytical thinking, essential for success in the legal profession.

The CLAT plays a crucial role in streamlining the admission process of India’s top law schools, especially the esteemed National Law Universities (NLUs).

If you are wondering about the purpose for appearing in post graduate exam or why it is taken, then we have provided detailed answers and insights below.

To help you overcome challenges and pave the way for a successful career by clearing the LL.M CLAT PG Exam, Bettering Results (BR) presents the CLAT PG & AILET (LL.M) Entrance Exam Preparation Course!

BENEFITS OF TAKING LL.M EXAM

There are several advantages of pursuing the post-graduation exam:

Admission to Top Law Schools: The exam provides an opportunity to attend one of India’s top law schools, the NLUs.
Recruitment Opportunities: The CLAT is used by several of the top public sector undertakings (PSUs) & Indian Army JAG Department to recruit students.
Career Opportunities: Looking to enter into academics, in-house counsel or law firms.

Course Highlights:

Expert Instruction: The course is taught by top legal professionals and academicians, providing you with the tips and tricks needed to clear the exam effortlessly.
Comprehensive Coverage: The course covers each area of the syllabus in-depth and includes detailed discussions on leading case laws anticipated in the CLAT PG Exam.
Interactive Sessions: Live sessions on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays allow you to learn from experts and get your queries resolved in real-time.
Additional Resources: You will have access to recordings of live sessions, mock tests, practice tests, career guidance sessions, and more.

In the past, Bettering Results has taught more than 16,000 practicing advocates, law students, IAS Officers, in-house counsels, CA, CS, etc. with our practical legal training courses and workshops and helped them achieve excellence. Bettering Results has also forged partnerships with prominent institutions/companies such as LBSNAA, NLSIU, Bangalore, CNLU, Patna, Power Grid Corporation of India Limited, Thermax Limited, Manupatra, and VIPS Delhi, among others.

Additionally, we have successfully trained over 150 advocates in our first batch for the Advocate of Record Examination by the Supreme Court through our course. Apart from offering law-related courses, we also provide corporate training to major multinational corporations.

With the Course, mock tests will also be conducted with our learners based on the same pattern as that of the CLAT PG LL.M Entrance examination. These practice papers will undergo evaluation by experienced faculties, and comprehensive feedback will be provided to assist you in enhancing your performance and skills.

With the CLAT PG (LL.M) Entrance Exam Preparation Course from Bettering Results, you are well-equipped to tackle the exam and secure a place in one of India’s top law schools.

Our Instructors

Olivia Ruhil

Masters in Public Policy, School of Public Policy, IIT-Delhi,

LL.M, National Law University, Delhi

Abhilash Arun Sapre

Assistant Professor

GNLU, Gandhinagar

UGC NET Qualified

Nishtha Sharma

Research and Programme

Coordinator

at CIIPC, NLU Delhi

Anna Anu Priya

Assistant Professor (Guest)

Delhi University

LL.M. from NLSIU (Gold Medalist)

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Why Bettering Results?

Trusted by 16,000+ Practicing Advocates, In-House Counsels, Law Students, CA, CS etc.

Engaged for practical legal training by LBSNAA (IAS Training Academy), PowerGrid Corporation of India Ltd., Ministry of Power, ADR Board, NLSIU, Bangalore etc.

Onboarded 100+ Senior Advocates, Partners from Top Law Firms, Ex-Judges, Advocate on Record to deliver practical legal training.

Conducted more than 40 courses on varied areas including Civil Litigation, Contract Drafting, Arbitration etc.

Who is this Course for?

An LL.B. Degree or an equivalent examination with a minimum of Fifty per cent (50%) marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI categories and Forty-Five per cent (45%) marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.
Candidates appearing for their qualifying examination in April/May 2024 are also eligible to apply.
Candidates who are seeking careers in PSUs, JAG, in-house counsel and academician etc.
There is no upper age limit for appearing for the Examination.

How this Course Functions?

3-day weekend sessions only and manageable with practice, job, exams, etc.
Live & Interactive Sessions
Recording of Live Sessions accessible for 2 years
Career Guidance for clearing the CLAT PG and AILET PG exam
25+ mock tests, practice exercises as per the subject and Expert Feedback

Benefits & Bonus

Sessions Recording Accessible for 2 years

Hard Copy Reading Material

Free Access to 2 Certificate Courses of choice on any Practice Area of Law Worth more than INR 15k

What will be taught in this Course?

INTRODUCTION

Introduction to AOR exam
Syllabus, Pattern, Eligibility, etc.
Tips for Preparation
Pathway for building Supreme Court Practice

PAPER 1: SUPREME COURT PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE

Article 32, (Writs) read with Order 38 Supreme Court Rules, 2013 (SCR), Article 131 (Original Suits) read with Order 25-27
Article 71 – Election disputes of President and Vice President read with Order 46 Article 11(6) – Appointment of an Arbitrator
Article 129 – Contempt
Transfer of cases –
- Article 139A read with Order 40
- Section 25 CPC read with Order 41
- Section 406 CrPC read with Order 39

Article 132 – Constitutional Appeal
Article 133, read with Order 19 – Civil Appeal
Article 134, read with Order 20 – Criminal Appeal
Article 136 – Special Leave Petition of two types –
- Civil – Order 21
- Criminal – Order 22
Statutory Appeal

Article 142 read with Order 42 – by President
Article 317 read with Order 43 – by President / Governor
Order 44 – Removal of member of central government / statutory tribunal
Section 257, IT Act read with Order 45 – ITAT (direct reference of a question of law to SC on an application, if conflict in decision of HC)

Article 137, read with Order 47 – Review
Order 48 – Curative Petition (Rupa Hurra v. Ashok Hurra)

SCR – ancillary provisions
Limitation Act,1963 and Court Fees Act,1870
Discussion on Previous Year Question Papers

PAPER 2: DRAFTING

Basics of Drafting
Drafting Principles
Discussion on Drafting Different petitions, applications, etc. (E.g.: SLP, Writ Petition, PIL, Review Petition, Curative Petition, etc and many more)

These sessions will include drafting of Major and Minor Drafts such as SLP, Writ Petition, PIL, Review Petition, Curative Petition, Certificate to be accompanied in SLP, Curative Petition, etc., Statement of Case, Application for Directions/Exemption from Surrendering/Discharge in a Case, Condonation of Delay, Bringing Legal Representatives on Record, Setting aside Abatement etc. and many more

PAPER 3: ADVOCACY & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

Conduct of Advocate, Punishment for Misconduct, Original & Appellate Jurisdiction, Burden of Proof, Review of Orders, etc.
Case Studies

Duty to Court
Duty to Client
Duty to Opponent
Duty to Colleagues
Duty in Imparting Training
Duty to Render Legal Aid
Restriction on Other Employment
Relevant Case Studies
Duty towards Clients vs. Duty towards Court

Important aspects of Order IV- Advocates
Relevant Case Studies

Contempt of Courts Act, 1971(Difference between Professional Misconduct and Contempt of Court)
Attorney-Client Privilege (Sections 126-128 of Indian Evidence Act,1872)
Role of Amicus Curiae
Duties of AORs (Abstention from Name Lending Practice)
Allegation against Court/Registry
Solicitation and advertisement by Advocates – 2008 amendment to Rule 36 of BCI Rules
Role of Advocates in Adversarial System v. Inquisitorial System
Concept of Morality and Professional Ethics
Advocate to not act as “mouthpiece” of his client
Conduct of an Advocate regarding sub-judice matters (such as giving an opinionated interview – good or bad/ allowed or not allowed?)
Latest legal developments affecting Advocates’ practice in India – BCI Rules 2022 allowing registration of Foreign Lawyers/Law Firms, Advocates (Amendment) Act, 2023
7 Lamps of Advocacy
Role of an Advocate in Mediation & Conciliation
Foreign Lawyers and Law Firms in India (Impact on Advocates)
Strikes by Advocates

PAPER 4: LEADING CASES

Leading cases will be taught in Sessions as per the notification released by the Supreme Court.
Important aspects of leading cases will be highlighted in the sessions for the exam.
The cases will be categorized under different laws such as criminal law, civil law, constitutional, etc., for our learners’ better understanding.

Few Practitioners who have attended Our Courses

Neeraj Kumar Verma
Advocate on Record
Supreme Court

Abhimanyu Tewari
Advocate on Record
Supreme Court

Avni Shrivastav
Senior Associate
Khaitan & Co.

Aushi Sarangi
Deputy Manager
National E Governance Services Ltd.

Sneha Herwade
Independent Practitioner
EX- Principal Associate, TMT Law Practice

Challenges to become an AOR

What sets the AOR examination process apart is that there are no fixed seats; anyone meeting the criteria and successfully clearing the exam can attain this position. In contrast to certain government exams with limited seats, the AOR exam does not impose such constraints. Despite this open opportunity, the low number of AORs can be attributed to several factors:

Firstly, there is a lack of sufficient attention and recognition given to this prestigious post.
Additionally, aspiring lawyers may lack a proper roadmap and guidance, finding themselves entangled in the complexities of litigation without a clear path towards becoming an AOR.
The absence of expert guidance, both in terms of course preparation and mentorship on relevant subjects, contributes to the scarcity of professionals holding this esteemed designation.
Moreover, the challenge of time management and the inability to allocate sufficient time for exam preparation further hinder the realization of more AORs in the legal landscape.

Benefits of Clearing AOR Exam

Despite the numerous challenges, there are plenty of perks to this exam. The exam is tough but not impossible. Here are a few benefits of clearing the AOR exam:

Social Respect and Status: Earning the designation of an AOR brings with it a heightened level of social respect and status. AORs are often recognized and esteemed within legal circles and the broader community for their specialized knowledge and contribution to the legal field.
Practice in the Supreme Court: Becoming an AOR grants the opportunity to directly practice in the Supreme Court of India, presenting cases and arguments at the highest judicial level.
Legal Consultancy: AORs are often sought after for legal consultancy services, providing advice and expertise on matters that may escalate to the Supreme Court or involve legal intricacies.
Legal Representation: It is only through AORs that clients can be represented at the highest court of the country in a wide range of cases, including civil, criminal, constitutional, and administrative matters, offering a broad scope for legal practice.
Advocacy in Public Interest Cases: AORs have the platform to engage in public interest litigation, contributing to societal welfare and bringing about legal reforms through impactful cases.
Opportunity for Judicial Positions: The experience and expertise gained as an AOR can be a stepping stone for judicial appointments, opening avenues for positions such as judgeships in High courts or even the Supreme Court.
Legal Academia: AORs often contribute to legal academia by teaching, conducting workshops, and writing legal publications, thereby influencing the next generation of legal professionals.
Financial Earnings: Beyond the intrinsic rewards, clearing the AOR exam opens doors to increased financial opportunities. AORs often command higher fees for their specialized services, contributing to a potentially more lucrative legal practice compared to general practitioners.
Continued Professional Development: AORs are encouraged to engage in continuous learning and professional development, staying updated on legal developments and expanding their knowledge base.

Exam Pattern & Syllabus

PARTICULARS	DESCRIPTION
Total number of Papers	4
Time Duration	3 hours for each paper
Mode	Offline
Type of Questions	Descriptive
Total Marks	100 marks each
Language	English
Passing Marks	An advocate needs to score at least 60% i.e. a minimum of 240 marks out of 400 with at least 50% in each subject in a three-hour exam.
Total number of Attempts	5

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Testimonials from BR Learners

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I deal in matters relating to companies law and have an experience of more than 5 years in placing matters before the Hon’ble Tribunal. Now that I am well versed with the FinTech laws, this has given me confidence to deal with complex matters which involves categories like blockchain and crypto.”

Aniket Singh Das, Legal Associate, Chamber of Sh. Ravindra Shrivastava, Sr. Advocate at the Supreme Court of India

“Had a very knowledgeable experience. I got to learn about different facets of Arbitration and the methods to deal with Arbitration proceedings at different stages.”

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“Great and insightful sessions covered by industry experts!”

H. LUCIA PRIYADARSHINI, Advocate, High Court of Madras

“The Course was very informative and the way the sessions were organized were really good. The speakers brought in were equally good and learned many things. Will surely look forward to join another course to be conducted by Bettering Results.”

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“This course was really well organised and well designed. What stood out was the value it delivered at such an economical pricing point, similar courses/conferences cost 10x more especially with the line-up of speakers we had. The moderator – speaker model was also quite intuitive and all important topics were covered by the speakers. I’m actually looking forward to courses like these organised in the future.”

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“Thank you Clarence Andre Anthony, Abe Abrahamand Shivani Chugh for candidly sharing your insights and experiences that helped me carve a nuanced approach to the art of contract drafting and negotiations.

Thank you Bettering Results (BR) for creating a platform that enabled such an interaction.”

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Shrishti Magdum, 5th Year Law Student, Jindal Global Law School

“The program significantly enhanced my drafting skills, enabling me to understand clearly the requirements for legally sound contracts. Moreover, the focus and interaction with partners and legal professional has empowered me to secure favorable terms, fostering positive relationships and optimizing outcomes for my career starting out as a lawyer graduating university.

Additionally, the program has sharpened my ability to communicate legal concepts with clarity, facilitating smoother and succint interactions.”

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