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Bangladesh Bar Council MCQ study plan

Bangladesh Bar Council MCQ · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure & Civil Procedure and Limitation

  • Map the Code of Criminal Procedure sequence from FIR through charge framing, and recite the statutory time limits at each stage from memory

  • Distinguish compoundable from non-compoundable offences and identify who may withdraw a complaint, using the Penal Code and CrPC provisions

  • Outline the civil suit timeline from plaint to decree under the Code of Civil Procedure, listing the limitation period for each major step

  • Draft a one-page comparison of criminal and civil burdens and standards of proof with case examples

Your checkpoint

A two-page timeline chart covering the criminal case flow and the civil suit flow, with limitation periods annotated on every arrow

Week 2

Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure & Civil Procedure and Limitation

  • Solve 40 mixed criminal law and procedure MCQs under timed conditions and log every wrong answer with the correct rule

  • Explain the elements of the major offences against person and property, and state the punishment range for each

  • Apply the Limitation Act to five fact patterns involving continuing wrongs, acknowledgments, and part payments

  • Summarise the rules on bail, remand, and charge framing in a short self-written note

Your checkpoint

An error log of at least 40 attempted MCQs, each entry naming the governing section and the reason for the mistake

Week 3

Constitutional Law of Bangladesh & Legal System and Jurisprudence

  • Trace the constitutional amendment procedure and identify which features courts have treated as unamendable

  • Compare the fundamental rights chapter with the enforcement mechanism, noting which rights are subject to reasonable restrictions

  • Explain the writ jurisdiction of the High Court Division and the limits on its exercise

  • State the sources of Bangladesh law and the role of precedent, equity, and statutory interpretation

Your checkpoint

A one-page table matching each fundamental right to its restriction clause and the corresponding writ remedy

Week 4

Law of Contract and Specific Relief & Law of Evidence

  • Classify the essential elements of a valid contract and identify the statutory provisions governing offer, acceptance, and consideration

  • Distinguish void, voidable, and illegal agreements, and state the relief available for each under the Specific Relief Act

  • Apply the rules of relevancy and admissibility to ten short evidence scenarios

  • Explain the burden of proof, presumption, and the rule against hearsay with a worked illustration

Your checkpoint

A closed-book mock test of 50 questions across contract, specific relief, and evidence, scored and reviewed in writing

Week 5

Property and Land Law & Family Law and Personal Laws

  • Explain the registration requirements for instruments affecting land and the consequences of non-registration

  • Outline the hierarchy of land rights and the procedure for mutation and record correction

  • Compare the rules of inheritance under the applicable personal laws and compute shares in two worked examples

  • Describe the requirements and effects of marriage and divorce under the relevant personal law regimes

Your checkpoint

Two fully worked inheritance distribution sheets showing each heir's share and the calculation method

Week 6

Company and Commercial Law & Law of Torts and Consumer Protection

  • Outline company formation, share capital, and the duties of directors under the Companies Act

  • Explain winding up and the remedies available to minority shareholders

  • State the elements of negligence, nuisance, defamation, and vicarious liability with one example each

  • Summarise consumer protection remedies and the forum and limitation for filing a complaint

Your checkpoint

A comparison sheet of tortious and consumer remedies, listing forum, limitation, and available relief for each

Week 7

Administrative Law and Professional Ethics & Public International Law and Human Rights

  • Explain the grounds for judicial review of administrative action and the distinction between legality, rationality, and procedural propriety

  • State the professional duties of an advocate and identify conduct that amounts to professional misconduct

  • Summarise the sources of international law and the status of treaties in domestic courts

  • Identify the core human rights instruments and the enforcement bodies relevant to Bangladesh

Your checkpoint

A written answer to two hypothetical ethics scenarios and one public international law problem, each under 500 words

Week 8

Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure & Constitutional Law of Bangladesh & Law of Contract and Specific Relief

  • Revise the highest-weight domains using the error logs from earlier weeks and re-solve every missed question

  • Complete two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions

  • Review weak areas identified by the mocks and produce a final condensed revision sheet

  • Confirm exam-day logistics, permitted materials, and time allocation strategy

Your checkpoint

Two scored full-length mock exams with a final one-page revision sheet covering the five weakest topics

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 60 percent on the 40-question criminal and civil procedure set, with every error logged and explained

Week 4: Score at least 65 percent on the 50-question closed-book mock covering contract, specific relief, and evidence

Week 6: Correctly compute inheritance shares in both worked examples without reference notes, and score at least 65 percent on the tort and company practice set

Week 8: Score at least 70 percent on both full-length mocks and show that no domain falls below 50 percent