ARE YOU PREPARING TO BEGIN LLB THE NEXT YEAR? IN 2024?
Here are a few pointers to get you off to a good start if you are you preparing to begin LLB the next year?:
You know your way around campus and the library, even if you are mostly studying online.
Make sure your internet is working properly. Students might get demoralised by having to attend a live lecture that is constantly buffering, even for the most hardworking among them.
Everyone in your dorm is your family. Even if they don't intend to pursue a legal career, your friends and family will serve as your strongest advocates and mentors while navigating the ups and downs of pursuing a law degree. Do not be scared to approach this person for help, such as proofreading your work or accompanying you to the library late at night!
Make the most of your first week at university. Make the most of your first year at university by settling in, meeting new friends, and using fresher’s week the most. Once classes begin, you will have plenty of time to concentrate on your work to do not fall behind during the first few weeks of the year as a new teacher.
Get into your literature. Even though you will have to set aside some time each week for this, it will save you a lot of time in the long run.
Check your reading list to see whether the library has any of the books you have put on your list. Speak with the librarians if you need a book, as they may be able to get it for you. Do not buy all of your books unless you are certain of their intended usage before doing so! Remember that you may save money on your first purchase of our Core Series and Q&A Series law text books. Remember we have done a lot of the work for you.
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builds upon information given in the previous book, and
provides an overview of the subject matter.
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contains over 500 practice questions, as well as detailed answer explanations,
covers all the major topics,
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Criminal Law.
Do I need to choose any specific modules?
There is no right or incorrect response to this question.
You need to find out what kind of law interests you before pursuing a career in it. There are many criminal law courses to choose from at university, but do not restrict yourself to what you think you are interested in — you never know what new interests may arise if your mind is open to possibilities.
To get the finest advice from your professors, ask around. Do not be hesitant to approach them or more experienced students to learn more about the many courses available. Getting to know your professors is a terrific approach to discovering which classes you will like the most!
In your first year, you are likely to be required to take a variety of courses on the legal system, contracts, and torts.
The sort of law you need to have studied to apply to any potential positions is another thing to consider. Establishing contacts in your chosen field of law and asking recruiters at companies if there are any specific themes they are looking for in a candidate will help.
If you are still unsure, the best suggestion is to go with what you like and are most comfortable with. Some individuals like coursework, while others prefer exams. There is no better way to get a training contract than by being enthusiastic and informed about the field of law, even whether you've finished the required modules for your position.
INTRODUCTION TO EXAM PREP
Exams are unquestionably the most stressful aspect of academic life!
Having struggled with exam anxiety ourselves, we understand how hard this time of year can be. Things that have helped me manage my stress and concentrate on studying include.
Consolidating my knowledge by re-watching courses online and writing down more notes.
Preparing a list of frequently asked questions and drafting sample replies. It doesn't matter whether these subjects show up on the test; this will help you learn how to build a response fast.
Attend all of the revision sessions. Do not ignore the helpful advice and practice questions your tutor may provide, even if they aren't directly related to the test.
Don't rush your preparations.
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