Quantitative Techniques Study Plan for CLAT 2025

The CLAT exam is conducted for admission to 24 prestigious National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. As you prepare for CLAT 2025, implementing a well-planned strategy for the Quantitative Techniques section, which carries a weightage of 10 percent, can play a crucial role in achieving your target score. But how can you effectively prepare? Read this article to discover a dedicated month-wise study plan and strategies for successfully tackling these important segments.

 

CLAT 2025 Quantitative Techniques Syllabus Overview

The Quantitative Techniques section of CLAT 2025 consists of 10-14 questions focusing on key topics such as:

·        Ratio and Proportion

·        Mensuration

·        Percentage

·        Data Interpretation (DI) including charts, tables, and graphs

·        Statistics

·        Time, Distance, and Work

·        Comparison between Quantities

Given the variety of topics, a structured study plan is essential to cover each area comprehensively.

 

Month-Wise Study Plan

August: Building the Foundation

·        Know the Pattern of Questions: Review the entire CLAT Quantitative Techniques syllabus to gain a clear understanding of the types of questions that may be asked.

·        Prepare for Concept Review: Whenever you feel you need more practice with fundamental arithmetic concepts such as ratios, proportions, percentages, and profit and loss, take the time to review them. Some concepts can be quite complex, so online tutorials can be helpful for clarification.

·        Solve Initial Problems: Start by solving basic problems in these topics. This practice will undoubtedly improve your self-confidence and speed.

 

September: Focus on Core

1.      Move to Intermediate Lessons: Begin studying complex topics like mensuration. For example, assign each topic to a specific day for focused learning.

2.      Practice Data Interpretation: Start solving Data Interpretation (DI) problems to learn how to extract data from various sections of tables, bar charts, and line graphs. Mastering data interpretation and analysis is essential for understanding data and making quick, informed decisions.

3.      Timed Practice: To simulate the exam experience, time yourself while practicing. This will help you work faster and more accurately under pressure.

4.      Reflection: Review your mistakes and identify areas in your practice that need improvement. Some topics should be continuously reviewed and revised to ensure mastery.

 

October: Last Class November 27th (Advanced Practice and Mocks)

1.      Deep Practice: Engage in solving challenging questions and topic-mix scenarios. Practice word problems that require comprehension and application of concepts.

2.      Mock Tests: Take full-length mock tests that include a section dedicated solely to Quantitative Techniques. Focus on time efficiency by practicing under timed conditions.

3.      Analyze and Improve: Review the results of your mock tests to identify patterns in your mistakes. Work on addressing these issues through focused practice.

4.     Revise Key Concepts: Regularly review important formulas, shortcuts, and problem-solving techniques. Create a formula sheet for quick reference.

 

November: The Great Revision to End All Revisions

1.      Intense Revision: In the last month, revise the entire Quantitative Techniques syllabus. While it may sound repetitive, regularly revisit important formulas and techniques.

2.      Final Full-Length Mock Tests: Continuously analyze your performance to identify areas for improvement in your strategy until the very end. Try to replicate the exam environment as closely as possible.

3.      Strategy for Exam Day: Develop a plan for handling Quantitative Questions, including which types to tackle first.

4.      Final Days Before the SLAT Exam: Maintain a balance between studying and relaxation.

 

Preparation Tips for CLAT Quantitative Techniques

1. Work on Basics: Focus on three key areas: Quantitative Ability (simple math), Mensuration, and Data Interpretation (DI). Questions based on data interpretation are particularly scoring if you can analyze the given information quickly and accurately.

2. Practice Consistently: Dedicate some time each day to practice quantitative questions. This will help you stay consistent, speed up your performance, and reduce errors.

3. Shortcuts: Familiarize yourself with techniques to solve mathematical problems quickly. This will save you valuable seconds during the exam.

4. Solve DI Problems Regularly: Practice reading tables, graphs, and charts consistently. This will enhance your analytical skills, which are essential for solving DI questions.

5. Formula Sheet: Keep a formula sheet handy to quickly reference key formulas, concepts, and shortcuts. Make sure to maintain and review this sheet regularly.

6. Analyze Mock Tests: After each mock test, analyze which parts of the section you excelled in and where you struggled. Focus on areas where you are likely to lose points and work on correcting them.

 

Conclusion

While the weightage of Quantitative Techniques is not as high, it significantly impacts your overall score in CLAT 2025. The Analytical and Logical Abilities section carries 20 marks, and by implementing a strategic preparation plan and utilizing resources and mentorship from Career Launcher Pune PCMC—recognized as one of the top-rated CLAT coaching centers in Pune—you can improve your scores. Regular practice, logical revision, and mock tests are essential for aspirants to master Quantitative Techniques and achieve their ultimate career goals.