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As the title suggests, just put in my papers at a T1. It's been a few years since I studied for an exam, so I'm quite nervous. But it's now or never. Any suggestions on preparing for the Law optional papers? Can't seem to find much material online (unlike the GS papers).
In a similar boat. I graduated from a T1 NLU/did an Ivy League masters. Now I'm getting down to preparing for this exam. There seems to be 2-3 top tier law school grads cracking the exam these days (in some top service or the other - IAS/IPS/IRS/IFS). So it seems possible. But there is certainly a dearth of material, that is for sure. There isn't even one reputable coaching institution, nor is any good content available online.