Hailing from Kolkata, Reyaa attempted the exam in January as well as in June. Sharing her journey through both the attempts, she said,
“For the January session, I barely had any time because I had CLAT on 18th December. I was studying for 6 months for CLAT, so I had to take at least a short break. I studied for 15-20 days before the January session. Honestly, the same goes for the June attempt too. Since I had already prepared for the first attempt and secured a percentile of 98.32%, I felt there was no way I would score higher than that.
But it was only after speaking with my CLAT mentor that I realized even in the last 15 days I can make a difference. I think it’s more about quality and quantity. It doesn’t matter if you’re studying 8 hours a day or 10 hours a day. It’s more about the focus, the concentration and the precision you study with. What Rajneesh sir taught me is that first you sit with the question and solve them. More important than that is reviewing them…That’s how I went about it.”
Source: Barandbench
