So CLAT is a Common Law Admission Test, it's for all those 22 or 23 national law universities. And this is a MCQ based paper, but in 2019, they changed the paper pattern. So now it's all comprehension based exam. And it's very much English focused exam. So if you don't know English, if your English is not very good, you cannot clear the exam. And it's a two hour paper and there are five sections- English, critical reasoning, legal reasoning, current affairs and quantitative techniques. And you know, you need to prepare for this exam, although the consortium says that this is an aptitude test, and you don't need to study for that, all that. Whatever you have studied till 12th will come all that but it's not very true. You need to prepare for this exam, and it's all comprehension based exam. And computers are still not allowed with that, we are still trying to convince the consortium to allow the use of screen readers, but till now no success. So currently, the pattern is like they will allow a scribe, one step junior to you, and the scribe will read the whole paragraph of comprehension. And unlike the school paragraphs, the answers are not there in the paragraphs. So you need to like check the options and prepare for that. And for that you have to take a coaching. Like I took the coaching. And the coaching was also, you know, it was in 2020 and 21. So they used to share the screen, show the comprehension on the screen and asked to read and then reply in the comment box. So it was very difficult for me. But I got some volunteers and the preparation was not easy at all. But still, it was manageable. I got really nice scribe who used to give me time, we used to practice, we used to give mock tests. And yeah, this is how I cleared it. And even though this is a national exam, still awareness is not there. Even on the CLAT center, I did not get much assistance that I was requiring. But still yeah, I managed to clear it.