Advokatski ispit study plan

Map the civil law syllabus into a one-page outline covering obligations, contracts, property, family, and inheritance, and mark every sub-topic as known, shaky, or unknown

Draft a 40-item self-test on general criminal law principles (nullum crimen, guilt, causation, attempt) and score yourself without notes

Write short rule statements for the five most frequently examined civil law doctrines and check each against a statute or textbook

Build a spaced-repetition deck of 60 cards drawn from the unknown items flagged in the civil and criminal outlines

Solve 30 civil law problem scenarios under timed conditions and classify every mistake by cause (missed issue, wrong rule, weak application)

Solve 30 criminal law problem scenarios under timed conditions and rewrite the three weakest answers using a strict issue-rule-application-conclusion structure

Compare the elements of at least six criminal offences side by side in a single table to isolate distinguishing facts

Recite from memory the limitation periods and form requirements that recur across civil law questions

Outline constitutional law by institution (legislature, executive, judiciary, constitutional court) and note the competences and procedures attached to each

Summarize the hierarchy of legal norms and the review mechanisms in your own words in under 800 words

Draft answers to ten administrative law questions on administrative acts, silence of the administration, and judicial review, then verify each against statute

List fifteen leading constitutional court decisions by holding only, without commentary, and self-quiz on them twice

Complete a full mixed mock exam across civil, criminal, and constitutional-administrative law under exam time limits without reference materials

Score the mock against a marking scheme and compute a percentage per domain to expose the weakest area

Re-teach the three lowest-scoring sub-topics aloud or in writing as if instructing a colleague

Update the spaced-repetition deck with every item missed in the mock

Outline commercial law by entity type and transaction (company formation, governance, insolvency, securities) with the governing statute cited for each node

Distinguish the termination routes in labour law (dismissal, resignation, redundancy, fixed-term expiry) in a comparison table with notice and remedy columns

Draft answers to twelve commercial and labour problem questions and check each conclusion against statute or case law

Memorize the procedural deadlines that appear most often in labour disputes and test recall three times over the week

Codify the professional conduct rules into a checklist covering conflicts of interest, confidentiality, fees, advertising, and handling client funds

Apply the checklist to fifteen ethics scenarios and justify each outcome by citing the specific duty engaged

Draft a one-page disciplinary-risk memo identifying the five conduct breaches most likely to be tested and the sanction attached to each

Solve twenty mixed commercial and labour questions under time pressure and log errors by cause

Complete a second full mock exam weighted toward ethics plus civil and criminal law, under strict timing

Rewrite the two weakest answers from the mock in polished exam format and self-assess against model structure

Drill the ethics checklist against ten fresh scenarios to confirm retention after a one-week gap

Consolidate all remaining unknown items from every domain into a single final-review sheet of no more than four pages

Take two timed half-mocks spanning all five domains and score both to confirm stable performance

Review only the final-review sheet and spaced-repetition misses, avoiding new material

Rehearse oral-style explanations of ten likely questions aloud to build fluency under pressure

Write a personal exam-day protocol covering time allocation per domain, question order, and triage rules for unfamiliar facts