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I am a new law aspirant. I have a few queries.
See, I can do Part-A questions with the materials available online as they involve Reading Comprehension, Current Affairs, and Critical Reasoning questions.
However, I am not really clear on how can I go about Part B as it involves Descriptive writing on Legal Reasoning and Analytical Essay.
Guys, I need suggestions about resources for Part B as I can't afford coaching.
Please give your suggestions.
Former aspirants opinions are most welcome.
Thank You