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All India Bar Examination (AIBE) Preparation
Open-book AIBE preparation: 23 lessons across 6 modules covering constitutional, administrative, private, criminal and professional-ethics subjects, a 40-question practice mock and a 21-day revision plan. Original ZELVU readings with worked examples and self-check questions. Not a Bar Council of India product.
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23 published readings across 6 modules.
1. Orientation: the AIBE and the open-book method (3 readings)
- What the AIBE is and how to read the official notification
- The open-book method: tabbing bare acts and finding an answer in under a minute
- Multiple-choice technique: elimination, traps and time budgeting for a long open-book paper
2. Constitutional, administrative law and jurisprudence (4 readings)
- Constitutional Law I: fundamental rights, directive principles and fundamental duties for AIBE
- Constitutional Law II: federalism, emergency, amendment, basic structure and the judiciary
- Administrative Law: delegated legislation, natural justice, judicial review and tribunals
- Jurisprudence: sources of law, rights and duties, legal personality and major schools of thought
3. Private law: contract, torts, family and property (5 readings)
- Law of Contract and Specific Relief: formation, performance, breach and remedies
- Special contracts: sale of goods, partnership, agency, indemnity, guarantee and negotiable instruments
- Law of Torts, consumer protection and motor accident claims
- Family law: Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Parsi personal laws, succession and maintenance
- Property law: Transfer of Property Act, easements and registration
4. Criminal law, procedure and evidence (4 readings)
- Substantive criminal law: the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 alongside the Indian Penal Code
- Criminal procedure: the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023 alongside the CrPC
- Evidence: the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023 alongside the Indian Evidence Act
- Civil procedure and limitation: the CPC and the Limitation Act
5. Other subjects and professional ethics (5 readings)
- Company law and labour and industrial law: the essentials for AIBE
- Environmental law, cyber and information technology law, and intellectual property
- Taxation and public international law: what an AIBE candidate needs
- Alternative dispute resolution and arbitration: conciliation, mediation and the arbitration framework
- Professional ethics: the advocate duties, the Advocates Act and Bar Council of India rules
6. Practice mock and final revision (2 readings)
- Timed practice mock: 40 original multiple-choice questions across all AIBE subjects, with reasoned answers
- Final revision map: a 21-day plan, an error log and the last 48 hours before the exam
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What you will study
Open-book AIBE preparation: 23 lessons across 6 modules covering constitutional, administrative, private, criminal and professional-ethics subjects, a 40-question practice mock and a 21-day revision plan. Original ZELVU readings with worked examples and self-check questions. Not a Bar Council of India product.
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What will I study in All India Bar Examination (AIBE) Preparation?
Open-book AIBE preparation: 23 lessons across 6 modules covering constitutional, administrative, private, criminal and professional-ethics subjects, a 40-question practice mock and a 21-day revision plan. Original ZELVU readings with worked examples and self-check questions. Not a Bar Council of India product.
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