Webinar on ‘Common Mistakes to Avoid in the AIBE and How to Overcome Them’ by LLS [Nov 24, Sunday, 12-2 PM]: Register Now!
The Bar Council of India had recently notified the conducting of the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) XIX via a notification dated September 3, 2024.
The last date to register for the AIBE XIX is November 15 and you can register for the exam here.
AIBE this year will be held on December 22 and the results will be announced on December 2024, or January 2025.
Lawctopus published a detailed article on the AIBE XIX here.
It’s unfortunate, but 50% of those who take the AIBE (All India Bar Exam) fail the exam!
We don’t want this to happen to you!
And hence, we at Lawctopus Law School are organizing a 2-hour long webinar on Novenber 24 (this Sunday!) from 12 pm to 2 pm, which will be full of insights, strategies, and a special offering that will ensure that you master and ace the AIBE (All India Bar Exam).
About the Webinar
Preparing for such a critical exam can be daunting, but you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Our free webinar, Common Mistakes to Avoid in the AIBE and How to Overcome Them, is here to simplify your preparation and give you the tools you need to tackle the exam with confidence.
Join us for an interactive session where experts who have cracked the All India Bar Exam will break down the exam structure, share tried-and-tested strategies, and dive deep into past papers to help you spot the patterns that matter.
If you’re feeling lost or struggling to keep up, this webinar will bring clarity and set you on the path to success.
Register for the free webinar by clicking here.
Structure of the Webinar
12 pm-12.10 pm: Welcome and introduction to the webinar.
12.10 pm-1 pm:
- Misunderstanding the Open Book Format
- Time Management and Prioritizing Questions
- Effective Use of Bare Acts and Resource Organization
- Avoiding Overconfidence and Common Preparation Pitfalls
1 pm-1.30 pm: Your questions on the AIBE Exam will be addressed
1.30 pm-2 pm: Bonus Registration Opportunity to the AIBE Crash Course.
Day, Date, Time, Venue: Sunday, November 24, 12-2 pm, Zoom
About the Speaker
Ms. Mansi Mankotia pursued her BALL.B. and LLM from HPNLU, Shimla. She is also pursuing a Ph.D. in Law.
She has also cracked AIBE in 2022 in her first attempt.
She is currently working as a Senior Learning Manager at Lawctopus Law School and will be the LIVE classes faculty for this Course.
Register for the free webinar by clicking here.
At the end of the webinar (from 1.30 to 2 pm), you’ll have an opportunity to register into our course.
Those who register during the webinar get access to special scholarships and goodies!
About Our Online Crash Course on the AIBE
This one-month program is carefully designed to cover everything you need, so you can step into the exam room with confidence.
The course consists of 3 critical elements:
1. Comprehensive reading modules that break down even the most complex topics into simple, digestible lessons.
No more feeling overwhelmed by the syllabus!
2. 5 full-length mock tests to assess your readiness, helping you identify strengths and areas that need more focus.
These mock tests mimic the real AIBE exam, giving you the experience you need to perform under pressure.
3. 6 live sessions led by experts who have aced AIBE before.
These sessions aren’t just lectures – they’re interactive, filled with proven strategies, time-management techniques, and tips for tackling tricky questions.
We understand that life can get busy! The recordings of these live sessions will be available for viewing through your LMS (learning management system).
Already convinced? Through the below link you can register for the AIBE crash course and get the same benefits available to the webinar attendees.
Register for the AIBE Crash Course Here.
Register for the Webinar by clicking here.
Need help to decide? Feel free to reach out to us on these channels.
- Phone calls/WhatsApp Number: 935 968 4056
- Email: courses@lawctopus.com
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