Ranchi’s Sanskruti Pathak tops Jharkhand in CLAT, secures AIR 34

Ranchi, Dec 8: The results for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2025 were announced, and Ranchi’s Sanskruti Pathak emerged as Jharkhand’s topper, achieving an impressive All-India Rank (AIR) of 34. Expressing her joy, Sanskruti attributed her success to “consistency and hard work.”

Talking to the media, Sanskruti shared how her parents played a pivotal role in her journey. “My father ensured I had everything I needed, from tuition transport to school supplies, while my mother took care of my daily routines, allowing me to focus solely on studies,” she said.

Key to Success: Revision and Consistency

Sanskruti emphasized the importance of daily habits like reading newspapers and revising thoroughly. “I read The Hindu daily and made detailed notes. Revision and practice were crucial, ensuring I retained what I studied. It’s not about reading numerous books but mastering the content.”

Her disciplined routine included six hours of study every day, occasionally balanced with reading fiction for relaxation. She credited her coaching institute, Vidhigya, and mentor Shubham Sir for providing essential guidance.

Other Ranchi Achievers

Sunil, another Ranchi resident, secured AIR 53, while Prabhav Sonu achieved AIR 183. Sunil shared that pursuing law was a childhood dream, motivating him to study for 10 hours daily.

Prabhav revealed a flexible yet goal-oriented approach. “I didn’t follow a strict timetable but set clear daily targets and studied consistently, even late into the night.”

All three achievers emphasized the importance of hard work, dedication, consistency, and regular practice as the formula for success in competitive exams like CLAT.