Bhutan Bar Examination study plan

Map the Civil Law and Civil Procedure syllabus into a one-page topic checklist and mark every item as confident, shaky, or unknown

Outline the lifecycle of a civil suit from institution of the plaint through execution of decree, listing each procedural step and its governing provision

Draft a skeleton case-flow diagram covering pleadings, framing of issues, evidence, arguments, and judgment

Solve 20 civil procedure multiple-choice questions and log every error with the rule it tested

Summarise the rules on pleadings, amendment of pleadings, and rejection of plaints in your own words

Compare the standards for temporary injunction, attachment before judgment, and appointment of a receiver

Write one model civil plaint and one written statement on a supplied fact pattern

Explain in writing how limitation periods and jurisdiction (territorial and pecuniary) affect filing

Build a table of the general exceptions and the mental element (mens rea) required for each major offence category

Chart criminal procedure from FIR or complaint through investigation, charge, trial, and appeal

Distinguish compoundable from non-compoundable offences and note the bail considerations for each

Answer 15 criminal law problem questions using a structured issue-rule-application-conclusion format

Draft a charge sheet and a bail application on a supplied criminal fact pattern

Apply the rules of relevance, admissibility, and burden of proof to a set of evidence scenarios

Explain the evidentiary weight of confessions, dying declarations, and expert testimony in writing

Practise a 20-minute oral submission on a bail matter and record it for self-review

Outline the elements of a valid contract, including offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, and free consent

Distinguish void, voidable, and illegal agreements using worked examples

Summarise remedies for breach, including damages, specific performance, and injunction

Explain the rules on transfer of immovable property, registration, and land ownership in Bhutan

Draft a simple sale deed for immovable property

Summarise marriage, divorce, maintenance, and inheritance rules under Bhutanese family law

Map the structure of the Constitution, including fundamental rights, duties, and the role of constitutional bodies

Explain the hierarchy of courts and the doctrine of separation of powers in the Bhutanese system

Write a short constitutional analysis of a hypothetical rights-restriction scenario

Outline grounds for judicial review of administrative action, including ultra vires, natural justice, and reasonableness

Draft a writ petition challenging an administrative decision

Summarise company formation, directors' duties, and shareholder rights under Bhutanese company law

Compare the legal treatment of sole proprietorships, partnerships, and companies

Summarise the core duties of advocates, including confidentiality, conflict of interest, and candour to the court

Resolve five ethics scenarios in writing, citing the applicable rule for each

Draft a legal opinion and a demand letter on supplied facts

Complete a full timed mock examination covering all ten domains and review every error