MP Civil Judge study plan
MP Civil Judge · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Civil Law & Criminal Law
Map the Civil Law syllabus into a one-page outline covering the Transfer of Property Act, Indian Contract Act, Specific Relief Act, and Hindu/Indian Succession law
Draft a 1,500-word summary of the general principles of criminal liability, actus reus, mens rea, and the doctrine of common intention
Build a 40-term glossary of core civil and criminal legal terms with section references
Solve 30 mixed objective questions on civil and criminal fundamentals and log every error by cause
Your checkpoint
A dated one-page Civil + Criminal syllabus map with a 40-term glossary and an error log listing each wrong answer's cause
Civil Law
Analyse leading Supreme Court decisions on property transfer, part performance, and bona fide purchaser protection
Compare the remedies of specific performance, injunction, and rescission with the governing sections and their limits
Distinguish the classes of property and rules of succession under the Hindu Succession Act
Write structured case notes for 10 landmark civil cases in IRAC format
Your checkpoint
A 3,000-word set of 10 IRAC case notes on Civil Law landmarks with correct citation of statute and precedent
Civil Law
Apply the rules of the Transfer of Property Act to a fact pattern on sale, mortgage, lease, and gift
Explain the essentials of a valid contract, free consent, and the effect of void and voidable agreements
Draft an answer to a hypothetical civil problem in under 15 minutes using the issue-rule-application-conclusion method
Self-mark five practice answers against a checklist of issue-spotting, authority, and conclusion
Your checkpoint
Five timed handwritten civil problem answers, each with a self-marked checklist score and one improvement note
Criminal Law
Map the Indian Penal Code general exceptions to the offences they most commonly arise with
Construct a comparative table of offences against the person, property, and public order with their essential ingredients and punishments
Analyse the law on attempt, abetment, and criminal conspiracy with supporting precedent
Solve 40 objective questions on penal provisions and record the section numbers you missed
Your checkpoint
A comparative IPC offences table covering at least 25 offences, plus a 40-question error log with corrected section numbers
Law of Evidence
Diagram the scheme of the Indian Evidence Act from relevancy through proof to production
Distinguish the rules on burden of proof, presumption, and estoppel with examples
Explain the evidentiary value of admissions, confessions, and dying declarations with precedent
Draft a short argument on the admissibility of a given piece of documentary and electronic evidence
Your checkpoint
A one-page flow diagram of the Evidence Act plus a 1,200-word written argument on admissibility of documentary and electronic evidence
Law of Evidence & Constitutional Law
Apply the rules of examination-in-chief, cross-examination, and leading questions to a mock witness scenario
Outline the constitutional framework of fundamental rights and the tests for reasonable restriction
Summarise the writ jurisdiction of constitutional courts with the scope of each writ
Solve 30 mixed evidence and constitutional objective questions and re-read every missed explanation
Your checkpoint
A written mock cross-examination script with 15 questions, plus a 30-question error log separating evidence and constitutional errors
Constitutional Law
Explain the constitutional remedies and the principles of judicial review of legislation
Analyse the distribution of legislative powers, repugnancy, and the doctrine of basic structure
Compare the emergency provisions and the effect of each proclamation on fundamental rights
Draft a 20-minute essay answer on a constitutional law proposition with case authority
Your checkpoint
One timed 20-minute constitutional essay answer with a self-assessed authority checklist and a list of missing precedents
Civil Law & Criminal Law & Law of Evidence & Constitutional Law
Revise all four domains using condensed one-page summaries and previous error logs
Attempt two full-length mock tests under exam timing and mark them strictly
Re-draft the five weakest answers identified by the mock tests
Consolidate a final list of 50 high-frequency sections and maxims across all domains for last-day revision
Your checkpoint
Two completed mock tests with scored analysis, five re-drafted answers, and a final 50-item revision sheet
Milestones
Week 2: Can explain the essentials of a valid property transfer and the doctrine of part performance from memory, citing at least three sections and two cases
Week 4: Scores at least 60 percent on a 40-question IPC objective set and can state the ingredients of 25 offences without notes
Week 6: Scores at least 65 percent on mixed Evidence and Constitutional objective questions and correctly classifies every missed item by rule
Week 8: Completes two full-length mocks within time, scores at least 55 percent in every domain, and has no repeated error from earlier logs