Which quantitative aptitude book is good for preparing for the CLAT?

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Books from RS Agarwal, Guha are good as it have lot of practice questions. I believe more than the book its important to learn the techniques and methods to solve them quickly as time is most important in competitive exams. You can reach out to me for further details.
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R S Agarwal is good one to practise as it has quite a lot examples.
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For CLAT you can use Quantitative Aptitude by Abhijeet Guha which is sufficient to understand the basics as well as the questions given in the book are sufficient for Quantitative aptitude for CLAT Exam.
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