All notes,
organised by subject.

Every subject the bench, the entrance, and the regulator will test you on.

Law Mock is built around a simple proposition — that exam preparation should follow the structure of the law itself. The library is organised into 11 sections, sequenced from procedure (without which substance has no shape) through substantive civil and criminal law, constitutional and foundational doctrine, the personal-law systems, and the commercial, special, and securities-regulation statutes that complete the working repertoire of an Indian lawyer.

Each subject opens to a chapter index — twelve to sixty chapters in pedagogical sequence, every chapter twelve to fifteen minutes' reading. Below, the eleven sections are arranged in two tiers. The eight doctrinally substantial sections are presented in full, with subject cards. The three reference sections — special criminal statutes, state-specific laws, and general studies — are presented in compact form, since their value is more reference than doctrine.