preparation strategy · Updated September 2026
PU Law Entrance 2027 preparation timeline — month by month
A month-by-month PU Law Entrance timeline: foundation, practice, mocks and revision, with the exact goal for each month.
Months 1–3: foundation
Cover legal reasoning basics (torts, contracts, crimes, constitution), start a daily current-affairs habit and read one editorial a day for English. Do not take full mocks yet — take short sectional quizzes to find weak areas.
Months 4–6: coverage and practice
Finish the full PU LLB syllabus once. Solve topic-wise sets and begin previous-year papers section by section.
Months 7–9: mocks
Take one full-length mock a week, then two. Spend more time analysing than attempting — log every wrong answer and the reason.
Final month: revise, don't learn
Only revise notes, the error log and the last 12 months of current affairs. Take mocks at the exam's time of day.
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Weekly
Practice and progress review
Mocks
Full-length exam practice
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Aptitude and current affairs
Mentors
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Concept-first classroom
Legal reasoning, polity and current affairs are taught from first principles before timed practice begins.
Regular diagnostic tests
Sectional tests and review sessions help students identify weak topics before full-length mocks.
Mentor-guided preparation
The programme highlights individual feedback and structured revision rather than relying only on lectures.
Current-affairs coverage
Legal news, major judgments and public-affairs developments are integrated into preparation.
Frequently asked questions
- Eight to ten months before the exam is a comfortable window. Late starters can compress the plan, but should still leave at least six weeks for mocks and revision.
- Not if the first months build fundamentals slowly. A long plan only fails when it has no monthly targets.