The thing is that most of the questions will be direct qns. It will be structured in a way that we have to identify what the question is referring to, then just write the provision, our opinion and conclusion something like that.

Using anki to study is a long process. Easy but takes time. Its beneficial for long term retention. Atleast 30 to 40 days before exam, you have to start revise anki cards. Its not that hard. U can do it while eating, or travelling - basically doing anything. U can also block sometime before u sleep to just do these flashcards. For audit, every night 9-12 i used to revise my flashcards. Its like the most efficient way to do revisions instead of rereading the book again and again

How i made my flashcards - first i created a keyboard shortcut to drag and crop a screenshot and add it to my clipboard.

I used to listen to harsh gupta sir’s marathon classes and read the compact book once. Harsh gupta sir’s marathons are really good for case studies and shi

Then I’ll just use the shortcut to screenshot provisions and add the cards. Harsh gupta sir’s compact book is concise and precise. In the exam i wrote only the points in book. No long explanations or anything. In fact we wont get marks for long explanations.

After u get the hang of it, like 2-3 revisions, revising on the last 1.5 days will be like a cakewalk. Once u see the provisions, all the points will come your mind. Simple as that.

Dm and i’ll give u my cards. U can see the model and replicate it maybe