How to Crack PU Law Entrance in 3 Months — Day-Wise Plan
3 months is tight but workable — provided you commit to 6 hours daily and skip nothing. Here's the plan Chandigarh droppers have used to score 60+ starting from zero.
Month 1 — Foundation (Days 1–30)
- Daily 2 hrs Legal Aptitude (A.P. Bhardwaj Ch 1–15)
- Daily 1.5 hrs GK (Lucent + last 6 months current affairs)
- Daily 1 hr English (Wren & Martin grammar)
- Daily 1 hr Reasoning (R.S. Aggarwal)
- Weekend: 1 sectional test + review
Month 2 — Application (Days 31–60)
- Complete remaining Legal Aptitude chapters
- Solve 5 previous year papers (2021–2025)
- Attempt 8 full-length mocks (2 per week)
- Deep analysis of every mock — weakness mapping
Month 3 — Peak & Revision (Days 61–90)
- 12 full-length mocks (3 per week) — Jury Law Academy series
- Full revision: GK, legal maxims, English vocab
- Last 15 days: no new topics, only revision + 2 mocks/week
What to skip if time is short
Skip non-verbal reasoning (only 4–5 marks). Skip antonyms/synonyms deep-dive (use vocab flashcards instead). Never skip current affairs — it's 25+ marks.
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Frequently asked questions
- Yes for General category aiming for 55+ marks. For a UILS main-campus seat (60+ marks), 6 months is safer unless you're already strong in GK and English.
- Not recommended. A structured 3-month crash course at Jury Law Academy or Krisht (Sector 34) compresses what would take 6 months self-study.
- Minimum 20 full-length mocks — 2 in month 1, 8 in month 2, 12 in month 3. Analyse each one for 90 minutes.