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I will be starting my law school journey next year from June and currently have been allotted rgnul in 1st list .
I have 6 months time in my hand and I am 12th passed out so as you all are technically my seniors I would like to know how can I utilise my time in such a manner that will help me in my law school and would keep me ahead of my peers. Or what you would have done in this time frame that you couldn't and regret now and what you did which helped you a lot in your law school journey
Thank you βΊοΈ
Then UGC NET
And last PhD.
Cheers
1. If you can't already, improve your typing speed and learn how to use MS Word properly.
2. Read up and be prepared to learn how to cite.
3. There are plenty of materials online on how to do research and write persuasive papers. It will help you get into the mind space.
4. Try inculcating good habits such as getting decent sleep and exercise.
I won't pander to your ego. Who do you think you are??? A mere student who clearly desperately looks for respect which he doesn't get. I talked to a 5th yr student and he said i can call him by his name.