EGEL Plus Derecho study plan

Map the civil law syllabus into a one-page index of subareas (personas, bienes, obligaciones, contratos, sucesiones, familia, registro) and mark each as strong, weak, or unknown.

Resolve 40 mixed civil-law multiple-choice items under timed conditions (60 seconds per item) and log the exact rule or article that justified each correct answer.

Rewrite in your own words the 15 rules you missed most often, stating the triggering facts and the exception for each.

Build a spaced-repetition deck of at least 60 civil-law rule cards, each with one fact pattern on the front and the governing rule plus exception on the back.

Explain aloud, without notes, the difference between nullity and voidability of juridical acts, listing the effects of each on third parties and on ratification.

Solve 10 contract-interpretation and breach scenarios and justify the remedy chosen (rescision, nulidad, cumplimiento forzoso, danos y perjuicios) by citing the applicable rule.

Compare the rules of intestate succession across the order of heirs and compute the share of at least 5 hypothetical heirs in worked examples.

Identify the 10 civil-law articles you confuse most and write a one-sentence distinguishing test for each.

Diagram the general theory of crime (conducta, tipicidad, antijuridicidad, culpabilidad) and annotate where each exclusionary ground (legitima defensa, estado de necesidad, error, inimputabilidad) operates.

Classify 30 offenses by protected legal interest and locate each in the penal code structure without consulting notes.

Distinguish dolus eventualis from negligence (culpa) using 8 borderline fact patterns and state the outcome for each.

Compute penalty ranges for 6 scenarios applying the rules on concurso de delitos and concurso de normas.

Resolve 50 timed criminal-law items and tag every error to a specific element (tipicidad, culpabilidad, autoría, pena) rather than to a topic label.

Differentiate autoría from participación (instigación, complicidad) across 6 scenarios and state the penalty consequence for each participant.

Outline the procedural stages from investigation through appeal, noting at each stage which rights and guarantees attach.

Draft a 1-page error-pattern summary listing your top 5 recurring mistakes and the corrective checklist for each.

Map the constitutional framework: structure of the constitution, hierarchy of norms, and the mechanisms of constitutional control, into a single comparative table.

Explain the amparo process end to end, including standing, deadlines, and effects of a favorable ruling, in a 300-word written summary.

Distinguish the grounds and procedure of the administrative acts of revocation, nullity, and expiration, and apply them to 5 short scenarios.

Solve 8 tax-law problems on the elements of the tax obligation (sujeto, objeto, base, tasa, epoca de pago) using a fictional statute.

Resolve 50 timed public-law items and separate errors by subarea (constitucional, administrativo, fiscal) to see which one drains your score.

Write a 400-word reasoned answer to a hypothetical amparo problem that identifies the challenged act, the standing analysis, and the remedy sought.

List the taxpayer's rights and the limits on the taxing authority's verification powers, citing the governing principles.

Re-derive from memory the hierarchy of norms and the requirements of a valid administrative act, checking against your week-5 table.

Outline the individual employment relationship: hiring, subordination, working time, wages, modification, and termination, into a sequence diagram.

Classify 10 termination scenarios as justified, unjustified, or constructive and state the resulting severance or reinstatement entitlement for each.

Summarize the core protections of social security and the procedural route for a labor claim from conciliation to enforcement.

Compare collective rights (freedom of association, bargaining, strike) with individual rights and identify where they interact in a dispute.

Run two full-length simulated exams (all four domains, timed) and record the score per domain to confirm that civil and criminal are no longer your weakest areas.

Re-drill every item missed in weeks 1-7 using only your error log and spaced-repetition deck, without rereading notes.

Write a one-page exam-day strategy covering item order, time per item, when to skip, and how to handle multi-domain items.

Verify that each domain's score is at or above your target and list the 3 remaining weak rules to review in the final 48 hours.