Bocconi Law Test study plan

Diagnose baseline by completing one timed 20-question reading-comprehension set and one timed 15-question logical-reasoning set, logging accuracy and time per question

Classify every reading error into one of four causes: main-idea misread, inference overreach, detail mislocation, or vocabulary misread

Annotate three short argumentative passages by underlining thesis, premises, and conclusion before answering

Drill main-idea and author-tone questions until you can state the thesis of a 400-word passage in one sentence within 60 seconds

Practise inference and assumption questions by writing down the unstated premise each correct answer depends on

Distinguish necessary from sufficient conditions in 15 conditional-reasoning items and diagram each with arrows

Work through weaken/strengthen questions by predicting the answer before reading the options

Reduce average reading time per passage by 15% while keeping accuracy above 70%

Solve sequencing and grouping logic games under a strict 6-minute cap per set

Build a timeline of key turning points from the Enlightenment through the 19th-century European constitutional movements, marking cause and effect

Summarise in writing the core argument of three canonical political thinkers on the social contract and the separation of powers

Identify and name five recurring logical fallacies in sample passages

Map the structure of a civil-law constitutional system: sources of law, hierarchy of norms, and judicial review

Compare civil-law and common-law reasoning styles and explain precedent's role in each

Explain in writing how fundamental rights are protected and limited in a constitutional democracy

Connect two historical constitutional debates to present-day institutional arrangements

Master core institutional vocabulary in English (legislature, judiciary, statutory interpretation, due process) and use each term in an original sentence

Read two English-language op-eds on legal or political topics and summarise each in 80 words

Complete a 30-question English grammar and usage set covering tense, agreement, and connectors, and correct every error

Explain in English, in under two minutes, the difference between a statute and a regulation

Expand academic vocabulary by learning 40 high-frequency exam words with definitions and example sentences

Practise cloze and sentence-insertion items by identifying cohesive devices and discourse markers

Read one long English passage daily and write a three-sentence abstract

Cut average English-section completion time to within the exam pace while keeping accuracy above 75%

Take two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions and record per-domain scores

Re-analyse every missed question and assign a cause label from the week-1 taxonomy

Revisit the two weakest domains and redo 20 targeted questions in each

Refine a personal time-allocation strategy per section

Take one final full-length mock and aim to beat the week-7 score in at least three domains

Review condensed one-page summaries of history, philosophy, and institutional concepts

Rehearse the time-allocation strategy on two half-length sections

Consolidate the error log into a short pre-exam checklist of recurring traps