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Every year, lakhs of students prepare for the CLAT exam with books, coaching, mock tests, strategies, and countless hours of hard work. But there is one person whose understanding of CLAT goes beyond preparation — someone who has watched, analysed, and predicted the exam since the very year CLAT was introduced.
That person is Sagar Joshi, Founder of Law Prep Tutorial, and one of the longest-serving mentors in the history of CLAT coaching in India.
And CLAT 2026 proved once again why his insights are unmatched.
The Advice That Became the Truth of CLAT 2026
A day before the exam, a student asked Sagar Joshi:
“Sir, what is the best strategy for the question paper of CLAT 2026?”
His reply, which later went viral across Instagram, WhatsApp groups, and YouTube, was simple yet profound:
“The best strategy for the CLAT exam is no strategy. Let the paper decide your strategy. Never attempt the paper with a pre-planned approach.”
He then added three golden rules:
- “If the legal section is tough and QT is easy, your pre-made plan won’t work. Strategy should be formed after seeing the paper.”
- “If the paper is easy or moderate, attempts should be high. If tricky, attempts should be moderate.”
- “Expect the unexpected. CLAT will always give you something you did not prepare for.”
Just 24 hours later, CLAT 2026 unfolded exactly the way he warned.
CLAT 2026 Paper Validated His Experience
- Logical Reasoning, traditionally dominated by Critical Reasoning, completely transformed into puzzle-based Analytical Reasoning.
- No CR.
- Two sets touching CAT-level difficulty.
- Massive time pressure.
Students who remembered Sagar Joshi’s advice stayed calm and adapted immediately.
His guidance wasn’t lucky. It wasn’t guesswork.
It came from watching CLAT evolve for more than a decade and a half, from the very first CLAT 2008 to CLAT 2026.
Why India Trusts Sagar Joshi’s Law Prep Tutorial for CLAT?
Because experience is not built in a year.
Expertise cannot be copied overnight.
And insight is born from consistency.
For nearly two decades, Sagar Joshi has witnessed every rise, fall, twist, rethink, redesign, and restructuring of the CLAT exam.
If CLAT surprises students, it rarely surprises him.
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