Tripoli Bar Admission Exam study plan

Map the whole Civil Law syllabus into a one-page topic tree covering obligations, contracts, property, and torts, and mark the weight of each branch.

State the general theory of obligation (sources, consent, object, cause) aloud in your own words without notes for ten minutes.

Solve eight short hypotheticals on contract formation and defect of consent, writing the applicable article reference beside each answer.

Build a personal error log of every civil-law mistake made this week with a one-line correction rule for each.

Draft full answers to six problem questions on nullity, rescission, and damages, each following a rule-application-conclusion structure.

Distinguish clearly between absolute nullity, relative nullity, and rescission in a comparison table you write yourself.

Apply the rules on transfer of ownership and risk to three sale scenarios and justify the outcome in writing.

Explain the civil-law rules on prescription and lapse of rights to a study partner in under five minutes.

Outline the general part of criminal law (legality, intent, negligence, attempt, participation) and recite the elements of each concept from memory.

Classify ten short fact patterns by offence type and identify the applicable penalty range with the article cited.

Trace the stages of criminal procedure from complaint through investigation, charging, trial, and appeal on a single flow diagram.

List the rights of the accused at each procedural stage and note where a nullity may be raised.

Complete a timed mixed set of 40 civil and criminal questions under exam conditions and score it honestly.

Re-teach the ten most-missed concepts from that set in written mini-explanations of five lines each.

Draft one criminal defence memorandum of two pages applying procedure and substantive law to a supplied fact pattern.

Reduce your civil-law error log to the five rules you still forget and convert them into flashcards.

Draft a statement of claim and a statement of defence for the same hypothetical dispute, respecting formal requirements of the civil procedure code.

Identify the competent court, the limitation period, and the correct service steps for three different claims.

Explain the rules of evidence, including burden of proof and expert evidence, in a written summary of one page.

Compare the main company forms and state the liability of partners or shareholders and the formation formalities for each.

Analyse two commercial-law scenarios on negotiable instruments or bankruptcy and state the outcome with reasons.

Summarise the hierarchy of norms and the mechanisms of constitutional review in your own written outline.

Analyse three administrative decisions for legality, competence, form, and purpose, and state the available challenge.

Draft one administrative appeal memorandum of two pages with a clear prayer for relief.

Apply labour-law rules on dismissal, notice, and end-of-service entitlements to three termination scenarios.

Compute social security contributions and benefits for two worked examples and check your arithmetic twice.

Outline the rules on marriage, divorce, custody, and inheritance shares, then solve two inheritance distribution problems showing each share.

Explain the registration system and the effect of registration on transfer and mortgage of immovable property in a one-page note.

Draft a two-page professional ethics memo covering conflict of interest, confidentiality, fees, and conduct toward the court.

List the duties and disciplinary risks of an advocate and match each to a concrete scenario.

Write a full mock exam under strict timing covering all ten domains and mark it against model answer criteria.

Rewrite your three weakest answers from the mock to model standard, focusing on structure, precision, and citation.

Deliver a ten-minute oral pleading on a prepared case, recorded and reviewed for clarity, order, and time control.

Revise your consolidated error log and flashcards in two spaced sessions before exam day.