This plan assumes about four focused hours a day. Adjust the pace to your own timetable, and confirm the current syllabus in the official BJSC circular.
Months 1–2: foundations
- Work through the procedural codes and the Evidence Act using the Foundation course outlines.
- After each unit, write down ten sections from memory and check them against the bare act.
- Start a notebook of mistakes from day one.
Month 3: substantive law
- The Penal Code, the Contract Act, the Specific Relief Act, the Limitation Act, the Transfer of Property Act and family law.
- Begin a weekly timed MCQ session from any source you are licensed to use, with negative marking applied.
Month 4: written skills
- Read the Written Answer Strategy outline.
- Write two answers a week and compare each with the model answers on this site.
Month 5: general papers and revision
- Allocate daily time to language, mathematics and general-knowledge papers.
- Revise law subjects with the study-note tables.
Month 6: examination conditions
- Sit full timed papers twice a week.
- Use your mistakes notebook to pick the two weakest subjects for focused revision.
- Prepare for the viva by explaining key sections aloud.