RJS Exam study plan

Map the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 into a one-page structural chart covering suits, pleadings, appearance, framing of issues, trial, judgment, decree and execution

Draft a 10-step flow of a civil suit from plaint to first hearing, marking where limitation, jurisdiction and cause of action are tested

Write concise notes distinguishing decree, order, judgment and preliminary versus final decree with two original examples of each

Solve 20 self-made multiple-choice questions on jurisdiction, res judicata and place of suing, and log every error with the governing section

Explain pleadings, amendment of pleadings, set-off, counterclaim and discovery in writing without consulting notes

Compare the appeal, reference, review and revision routes in one table showing forum, limitation and grounds

Outline the Indian Contract Act essentials of a valid contract and the Specific Relief Act remedies with one case-style illustration each

Attempt 25 mixed civil-law questions under a 30-minute timer and reclassify each wrong answer by cause: recall, misreading or rule confusion

Chart the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 general exceptions and the fault elements of offences against the body, property and public order

Build a 15-row comparison of culpable homicide, murder, causing death by negligence and abetment, stating the distinguishing ingredient in each row

Summarise the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 timeline for FIR registration, investigation, charge-sheet, cognizance and bail in one sequential diagram

Draft a bail application skeleton and a chargesheet-check checklist from memory, then verify each clause against the statute

Explain the presumption of innocence, burden of proof and standard of proof in criminal trials in 300 words without notes

Classify evidence under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 into oral, documentary, primary, secondary and electronic, with one admissibility rule for each

State the rules on relevancy, res gestae, dying declaration, confession to police and expert opinion in short original fact patterns

Attempt 30 mixed criminal law, procedure and evidence questions under 40 minutes and record the rule behind every error

Draft a witness examination plan for a hypothetical robbery trial covering examination-in-chief, cross-examination and re-examination

Distinguish burden of proof under sections 101 to 114 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam through five original scenarios

Write the evidentiary value and admissibility tests for electronic records, hearsay and character evidence in a single comparison table

Solve 25 evidence-only questions with a 90 percent accuracy target and review every wrong option's fallacy

Summarise fundamental rights, the doctrine of basic structure and writ jurisdiction in a two-page outline with leading constitutional principles

Explain the distribution of legislative and administrative powers between the Union and States, including the residuary power

Draft a short writ petition skeleton for violation of a fundamental right, identifying the appropriate writ and respondent

Answer 20 constitutional and administrative law questions, including emergency provisions and civil services protections

List the key Rajasthan land revenue and tenancy concepts, including khatedari rights, mutation, survey and record-of-rights, in a glossary of 30 terms

Explain the Rajasthan municipal and local governance framework in one page, noting the powers of elected bodies and executive officers

Translate five legal passages between English and Hindi, preserving statutory terminology and citation style

Draft one formal legal notice and one affidavit in the prescribed style, then self-edit for precision and consistency

Run two full-length simulated papers under exam timing and mark them against the official domain weightage

Revisit the error logs from weeks 1 to 7 and rewrite the 20 most repeated mistakes as one-line rules

Memorise the statutory timelines and limitation periods most likely to be tested, using spaced repetition over five days

Finalise a one-page pre-exam revision sheet covering all six domains