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Constitutional Law — Master Module
Parts V–VI, basic structure, amendments, and the judgment set the papers return to every year.
Practice: 30-question sets · checkpoint review
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Modules, subject by subject.
The course library is organised module by module — each module carries notes, a practice set, and a review checkpoint. The list below is what the batches actually cover. The “Library & reference” category is the on-site legal library.
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CrPC & BNS — Procedure & Offences
FIR to chargesheet, bail categories, trial stages, and the sections most often misremembered.
Practice: daily MCQs · stage map
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CPC & Civil Procedure
Jurisdiction, injunctions, res judicata, decree, execution and limitation.
Practice: application-based questions
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Evidence Act & Interpretation
Admissibility, burden, presumptions, and reading a provision the way a bench reads it.
Practice: mixed sets
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Family Law & Succession
Marriage, maintenance, guardianship, inheritance under the major personal laws.
Practice: short-answer writing
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Professional Ethics & Bar Rules
Advocates Act, BCI rules, contempt, and the questions that trip up otherwise strong candidates.
Practice: 20-question drills
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Prelims — Speed & Accuracy
Negative-marking discipline, recall cycles, and a running log of every missed question.
Practice: weekly full sets
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Mains — Answer Writing
Structure, headnotes, issue-spotting and time-boxed writing, marked back with comments.
Practice: graded answer scripts
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Interview & Board Preparation
Mock boards, presentation of a matter, and current-affairs grounding.
Practice: recorded mock sessions
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Legal Reasoning & Logic
Principle–application practice, inference control, and set-based questions.
Practice: passage sets
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Comprehension & Current Legal Affairs
Reading discipline plus weekly briefs built to survive recall on exam day.
Practice: timed sections
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Legal Drafting & Reading
Notice, plaint, written statement, petition, affidavit — format and the reason the format matters.
Practice: drafted samples reviewed
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On-site legal library
Bare acts, commentaries, case-law reporters, drafting books and past-paper compilations, open to enrolled students and to practising professionals.
Reading room at the centre
Library details →The filter below works on the page. Categories are the ones the library actually holds.
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