CS Executive JIGL study plan

Map the Constitution's structure article-by-article, writing a one-line summary for each Part and Article range so you can locate any provision without the bare text

Distinguish the six sources of law (custom, precedent, legislation, subordinate legislation, personal law, equity) by writing an original example of each drawn from Indian case law you can cite by name

Trace how Article 13, the doctrine of eclipse and the basic structure doctrine interact, drafting a 300-word note that links each to a named judgment

Solve 40 mixed questions on constitutional sources and fundamental rights, logging every wrong answer with the exact reason it was wrong

Compare all six Fundamental Rights and the Directive Principles, tabulating for each right its scope, exceptions and the leading case that narrowed or expanded it

Explain the writ jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and High Courts by matching each of the five writs to a fact pattern you compose yourself

Work out the amendment procedure under Article 368 and identify which provisions need ratification by half the states

Draft answers to 5 past-style questions on constitutional remedies within time limits

Break down the essentials of a valid contract under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, writing a checklist you can apply to any fact pattern in under two minutes

Separate void, voidable, illegal and unenforceable agreements using ten original hypotheticals you classify and justify

Analyse the rules on offer, acceptance, consideration and free consent, noting the exceptions to the consideration rule

Apply the Specific Relief Act, 1963 to decide when specific performance and injunctions are available, contrasting the pre- and post-2018 positions

Work through discharge of contracts, breach and remedies, computing damages in three original breach scenarios

Master the primary rules of statutory interpretation (literal, golden, mischief, harmonious construction) and match each to a case name and a self-made example

Apply internal and external aids to construction, listing which aids are permissible and which are not

Complete a 60-question sectional test on contracts and interpretation, then re-attempt every error a week later

Distinguish agency, bailment, pledge and the negotiable instruments framework by building a table of parties, duties and termination rules for each

Explain the rights and liabilities of the holder in due course and the rules on dishonour of cheques under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881

Apply the General Clauses Act, 1897 to definitions, commencement, repeal and revival, solving ten provision-based problems

Draft concise answers on the distinction between revocation and termination of agency

Outline the Companies Act, 2013 lifecycle from incorporation to winding up, noting the sections that govern each stage

Compare LLP and company structures across liability, compliance and taxation, writing a decision memo for a fictional promoter

Classify torts by element (duty, breach, causation, damage) and apply the defences of volenti non fit injuria, contributory negligence and act of God to original scenarios

Explain vicarious liability, strict and absolute liability with the leading case for each

Map the grounds of judicial review of administrative action (illegality, irrationality, procedural impropriety) to natural justice principles and writ remedies

Summarise the SEBI, FEMA, Competition and Consumer Protection frameworks, noting the regulator, the key obligation and the penalty for each

Distinguish the main IPR regimes (patents, copyright, trademarks) by subject matter, term and registration requirement

Answer 30 mixed questions on administrative law and economic legislation under timed conditions

Outline the civil procedure sequence from plaint to execution, and the limitation periods for the most tested causes of action

Summarise the Evidence Act's rules on relevancy, burden of proof and the examination of witnesses

Sketch the criminal procedure stages from FIR to trial, and the key provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000 on electronic records and offences

Take two full-length mock tests and revise only the error logs from weeks 1 to 7