Last-Minute CPC Prep for AILET
cpc ailet beginner schedule_helpI'm 2 weeks away from AILET and my CPC (Constitutional and Political Science) prep is lagging behind. I've been studying around 5 hours a day, mostly focusing on the NCERT textbooks, 9th to 12th class, and some crash courses online. I've also made notes on key points, concepts, and important cases like Kesavananda Bharati, Golaknath, and Minerva Mills.
However, the amount of material is overwhelming and I'm worried I'll not be able to cover everything. I also have to deal with simultaneous prep for other subjects. Do you think 5 hours a day is enough to cover CPC properly in such a short time? Should I shift my focus to more important areas like Civics and Social Studies?
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Maine CPC section ko lekar bahut chinta ki thi, lekin ab mujhe lagta hai ki itni badi cheez hai. Last-minute mein koi tareeka nahin hai, par maine naye notes aur online resources se practice ki hai. AILET ke liye focus karein aur CPC ko 10-15 questions ke roop mein think karein. Hamesha keep in mind karein ki sabhi laws ke exceptions hain.
AILET is a competitive exam and last-minute CPC prep requires focus. First, quickly revise the CPC syllabus. Next, practice with sample questions from past papers and online resources like LexisNexis or Bar & Bench. Make notes on key topics like Hindu law, Muslim law, and special marriage acts. Prioritize questions that are often asked in AILET. Practice under timed conditions and evaluate your speed and accuracy. Stay calm and you'll be good to go, bas!