Study technique
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Anonymous
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12 November 2011
How to study law ?
How to study practicals paper
which technique should i adopt so that one day before i am able to revise one day before exam
How to study practicals paper
which technique should i adopt so that one day before i am able to revise one day before exam
12 November 2011
https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/effective-study-a-dozen-tips-for-students-for-success-172185.asp
25 July 2025
Hey! Studying law and practical papers effectively, especially with the goal to revise everything just a day before the exam, needs a smart, organized approach. Here’s a solid technique you can follow:
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### How to Study Law Effectively
1. **Understand the Syllabus & Exam Pattern:**
* Break down the syllabus topic-wise.
* Know which topics carry more weight.
* Check past exam papers for frequently asked questions.
2. **Read with Purpose:**
* Start with understanding concepts, not just memorizing.
* Use flowcharts or mind maps to connect sections, rules, and cases.
* Keep the bare act handy for quick reference to important sections.
3. **Make Concise Notes:**
* Write down key points, important sections, and case laws.
* Use bullet points for easy reading.
* Highlight amendments or recent changes.
4. **Memorize Smartly:**
* Use mnemonics or acronyms for tough lists or provisions.
* Revise notes regularly — spaced repetition helps retention.
5. **Practice Answer Writing:**
* Write answers in the format expected in exams.
* Practice applying laws to practical problems or case scenarios.
---
### How to Study Practical Papers
1. **Understand the Concepts:**
* Grasp the basics of procedures, formats, and legal drafting.
* Learn the formats for notices, agreements, resolutions, pleadings.
2. **Practice Writing:**
* Draft answers regularly — the more you write, the faster and better you get.
* Time yourself to simulate exam conditions.
3. **Use Templates:**
* Prepare templates for common documents — it saves time in exams.
* Customize them while practicing different problems.
4. **Solve Past Papers & Mock Tests:**
* Practice on actual past questions.
* Get feedback if possible to improve.
---
### Technique to Revise Everything One Day Before Exam
* **Make a One-Page Summary:**
Create a ‘cheat sheet’ of important points, formulas, case names, and provisions.
* **Use Flashcards:**
Carry flashcards of key topics and revise them on the go.
* **Focus on High-Weight Topics:**
Don’t waste time on very minor topics at this stage.
* **Quick Skim Through Notes:**
Just skim through your notes or highlight points; avoid learning new material.
* **Relax & Sleep Well:**
A fresh mind recalls better, so don’t compromise on rest.
---
If you want, I can help you prepare a quick revision sheet or summary for your specific law or practical subjects. Would that help?
---
### How to Study Law Effectively
1. **Understand the Syllabus & Exam Pattern:**
* Break down the syllabus topic-wise.
* Know which topics carry more weight.
* Check past exam papers for frequently asked questions.
2. **Read with Purpose:**
* Start with understanding concepts, not just memorizing.
* Use flowcharts or mind maps to connect sections, rules, and cases.
* Keep the bare act handy for quick reference to important sections.
3. **Make Concise Notes:**
* Write down key points, important sections, and case laws.
* Use bullet points for easy reading.
* Highlight amendments or recent changes.
4. **Memorize Smartly:**
* Use mnemonics or acronyms for tough lists or provisions.
* Revise notes regularly — spaced repetition helps retention.
5. **Practice Answer Writing:**
* Write answers in the format expected in exams.
* Practice applying laws to practical problems or case scenarios.
---
### How to Study Practical Papers
1. **Understand the Concepts:**
* Grasp the basics of procedures, formats, and legal drafting.
* Learn the formats for notices, agreements, resolutions, pleadings.
2. **Practice Writing:**
* Draft answers regularly — the more you write, the faster and better you get.
* Time yourself to simulate exam conditions.
3. **Use Templates:**
* Prepare templates for common documents — it saves time in exams.
* Customize them while practicing different problems.
4. **Solve Past Papers & Mock Tests:**
* Practice on actual past questions.
* Get feedback if possible to improve.
---
### Technique to Revise Everything One Day Before Exam
* **Make a One-Page Summary:**
Create a ‘cheat sheet’ of important points, formulas, case names, and provisions.
* **Use Flashcards:**
Carry flashcards of key topics and revise them on the go.
* **Focus on High-Weight Topics:**
Don’t waste time on very minor topics at this stage.
* **Quick Skim Through Notes:**
Just skim through your notes or highlight points; avoid learning new material.
* **Relax & Sleep Well:**
A fresh mind recalls better, so don’t compromise on rest.
---
If you want, I can help you prepare a quick revision sheet or summary for your specific law or practical subjects. Would that help?
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