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I am looking forward to become a lawyer l am an eighth grade student so what is the study material that will never change and l can start preparing for now on.
If you want to be a lawyer, improve your general knowledge, learn about constitution, study logic and reason, and know about concepts like critical thinking. Focus on doing things you like and have fun in school while doing all these. These years won't come back and you don't want to spend them cramming up stuff you don't need to.
2 years of prep at 11th and 12th standard level will be enough for you to ace CLAT or whatever entrance you want to crack for law school.
All the best.