AIBE study plan
AIBE · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Map the full AIBE syllabus into a written topic inventory, listing every subject and sub-topic you can verify from official Bar Council of India material, and mark each as known, shaky, or unknown.
Rank the inventory by exam weight and your personal weakness to produce a single ordered priority list for the remaining seven weeks.
Draft a one-page personal error log template with columns for date, subject, question type, root cause, and corrective action.
Your checkpoint
A dated syllabus inventory spreadsheet with every sub-topic tagged known/shaky/unknown and sorted into a priority order, saved as a single file you will update weekly.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Read the core constitutional law provisions (Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, and the constitutional remedies) and write a one-page summary of each in your own words.
Solve 40 multiple-choice questions on constitutional law under timed conditions and log every miss in the error log with a root cause.
Recite the leading constitutional law cases you have studied by name, holding, and ratio without consulting notes.
Your checkpoint
A 40-question constitutional law practice set completed with a scored answer sheet and every incorrect item entered in the error log.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Work through the Indian Penal Code structure (general exceptions, offences against the person, offences against property) and build a one-page offence-to-section map.
Solve 40 timed multiple-choice questions on criminal law and record accuracy by sub-topic.
Compare your criminal law accuracy against your week 2 constitutional accuracy and adjust the priority list accordingly.
Your checkpoint
A one-page IPC offence-to-section map plus a 40-question criminal law score report broken down by sub-topic.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Study the Code of Civil Procedure and the Code of Criminal Procedure in parallel, writing a side-by-side table of the stages of a civil suit and a criminal trial.
Solve 30 timed questions on procedural law and log misses by root cause.
Review the error log from weeks 2 and 3 and rewrite every recurring mistake as a short rule you can apply on exam day.
Your checkpoint
A side-by-side civil versus criminal procedure stage table and a consolidated error-log review note listing your top ten recurring mistakes.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Study the Indian Evidence Act and write a one-page summary of relevance, admissibility, and the burden of proof.
Study the major commercial statutes on the syllabus and produce a one-page summary of each statute's scope and key definitions.
Solve 40 timed mixed questions drawn from evidence and commercial law and record accuracy by subject.
Your checkpoint
Two one-page statute summaries (evidence plus at least one commercial statute) and a 40-question mixed score report.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Complete a full-length timed mock examination under exam-day conditions with no notes and no interruptions.
Score the mock by subject and identify the three subjects where your accuracy is lowest.
Rewrite the priority list so the final two weeks target those three weak subjects.
Your checkpoint
A fully scored full-length mock exam report showing per-subject accuracy and a revised priority list naming your three weakest subjects.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Drill your three weakest subjects with 30 timed questions each and log every miss.
Re-read your own week 2 to week 5 one-page summaries and correct any statement you can no longer defend from memory.
Practice 20 questions under a shortened time limit to build pacing and question-selection discipline.
Your checkpoint
A weak-subject drill report covering three subjects with 30 questions each, plus a corrected set of your one-page summaries.
Legal aptitude and bar examination syllabus subjects (detailed subject-wise breakdown not enumerated in the source)
Complete a second full-length timed mock and compare the per-subject score with your week 6 mock.
Review the entire error log and confirm that no recurring mistake remains unexplained.
Finalize a one-page exam-day plan covering time allocation per section and a rule for when to skip a question.
Your checkpoint
A week 6 versus week 8 mock comparison table plus a one-page exam-day time and skip-rule plan.
Milestones
Week 2: Syllabus inventory is complete and dated, and you have scored at least 40 constitutional law questions with every miss logged.
Week 4: You have completed timed practice in constitutional, criminal, and procedural law, and your error log lists your top ten recurring mistakes as written rules.
Week 6: One full-length timed mock is scored with per-subject accuracy, and your priority list has been rewritten to target your three weakest subjects.
Week 8: A second full-length mock is scored and compared with the week 6 mock, and your error log has no unexplained recurring mistake.