AIL LET study plan

Map the B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) and B.Com.LL.B.(Hons.) written-test components onto a one-page grid showing which sections overlap (English, general awareness, legal aptitude, reasoning, quantitative) and which differ (commerce/accounting emphasis in the B.Com. route)

Draft a 40-item self-diagnostic covering legal aptitude, logical reasoning, and English usage, then score it to rank your three weakest areas

Build a daily 20-minute current-affairs routine (one national, one international, one legal-policy item) with a running one-line summary per item

Write down the eligibility, age, and qualifying-mark rules for both integrated programmes from official prospectuses so you know which route you are actually targeting

Drill legal aptitude under time pressure: complete 60 questions on legal maxims, constitutional basics, and tort/contract fundamentals in 60 minutes and log accuracy by subtopic

Practise 30 reading-comprehension and para-jumble items, then rewrite each wrong answer as a one-sentence rule you broke

Solve 25 quantitative and data-interpretation items from the commerce-leaning set so the B.Com.LL.B. numerical section stops being a blind spot

Convert your current-affairs notes into 30 flashcards covering constitutional amendments, recent statutes, and landmark judgments

Outline the LL.M. written-test syllabus section by section and assign each section a confidence score from 1 to 5

Summarise the core doctrine of 12 leading constitutional and criminal-law judgments in three lines each, citing the principle rather than the facts

Write two full-length essay-style answers under 30-minute limits on a constitutional-law proposition and a jurisprudence question

Compile a 25-term glossary of Latin maxims and doctrinal phrases you can define without notes

Compare the LL.M. Tech Policy and IP Joint Masters written tests on a two-column sheet: shared law-of-intellectual-property base versus policy, economics, and technology-governance additions

Draft one-page issue notes on patentability, copyright exceptions, trademark distinctiveness, and data protection as they arise in tech-policy questions

Practise two policy-analysis answers that state a position, cite a statutory or treaty anchor, and address a counter-argument

Collect five recent regulatory developments (data protection, AI governance, digital markets) and write a two-line policy implication for each

Map the insolvency-law test syllabus: insolvency and bankruptcy framework, corporate resolution process, individual insolvency, cross-border aspects, and allied commercial law

Build a flowchart of the corporate insolvency resolution process from default to resolution or liquidation, marking every statutory timeline and authority

Define 20 insolvency terms (resolution professional, committee of creditors, moratorium, avoidance transactions, liquidation estate) in one sentence each without notes

Answer 15 short insolvency questions and tag each error as definitional, procedural, or timeline-related

Read the Ph.D. test pattern and draft a two-page research proposal skeleton: problem statement, research questions, literature gap, methodology, and expected contribution

Write a 400-word critical literature review of three articles in your intended research area, identifying the gap you would fill

Practise two research-methodology answers on hypothesis framing, sampling, and doctrinal versus empirical approaches

Prepare a five-minute spoken defence of your proposal and record it to check clarity and structure

Take one full-length mock for your primary integrated-programme route and one for LL.M., then tabulate section-wise accuracy against time spent

Re-teach your five weakest subtopics by writing a half-page explainer for each without consulting notes

Reduce your current-affairs flashcards to the 20 items you still miss and review them daily

Cut your average per-question time by 10 percent on reasoning and legal-aptitude sets through two timed sprints

Run a consolidated revision sweep across tech-policy, insolvency, and Ph.D. material using only your own summaries and glossaries

Take one final timed mock per active route and compare scores against your week-1 diagnostic to quantify improvement

Finalise a one-page exam-day plan per route covering section order, time budgets, and skip rules

Assemble a single revision pack of no more than 15 pages that you can re-read in the final 48 hours