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Hello sir I want to start law exam from opentituion kindly do suggest me how should I carry on and where should I more concentrate
Since the change in the format of the Law exam, it is now available for the examiner to ask questions from throughout the syllabus so it’s futile (for both me and you) to start trying to predict ‘favourite’ areas from questions are more likely to be asked
You ask for how to set about preparing for the exam
Get hold of a revision kit (not a study text) from one of the reputable publishers (Kaplan or BPP – if you select BPP, you can take advantage of the 20% discount available to you if you order the material through OpenTuition – just click on the yellow box on this page)
The free notes on this site take around 2 hours to read from start to finish. Just read. Don’t try to learn
For the next week just read through those notes every evening
At the same time, watch the free videod lectures and follow those lectures with the notes in front of you – the lectures fill out the free notes
After a week (ok, maybe 2 weeks) open your revision kit and start answering those multi-choice questions and multi-task questions
Yes, you’ll not perform very well! Maybe get 20% – 25% correct
But the next day, when you do those same questions again, you should be up to 35% – 40% correct
The third occasion that you try those questions, you should be hitting 50% – 65%
And so on – the sky’s the limit. Actually, 100% is the limit, but you know what I mean
Constant and frequent repetition of the same task, over and over and over again and again and again …ok, it’s boring! But it leads to success
Keep reading the notes. Keep watching the videos. Keep posting your questions on this forum and I shall get back to you
But, most important, spend hour after hour going over those mcqs and mtqs
OK?
Afterthought … sorry, I should have said! When attempting the questions from the revision kit, DO NOT write / mark your attempted answer in the revision kit itself. Write your answer on a separate piece of paper
That way, your second and subsequent efforts at that same question will not be influenced by your earlier attempts
Additionally … it means that you have an unspoiled edition of a Law revision kit that you could sell to the next generation of ACCA Law students
OK?
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