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Every question your university can ask, answered at the mark weight it carries — 2, 8, 10 and 16 — for every semester of your course.

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Preparation that starts three years early

Judicial services reward the student who understood Contract in the first year, not the one who revised it in the last month. Build the base while it still counts.

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Written for the mark, not for the word count

A 2-mark definition and a 16-mark critical examination are different kinds of writing. Each answer is drafted for the weight it is worth, with the section, the illustration and the case law in place.

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Law of Contract – I, Units 1 and 2, open to everyone.

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Built for the Indian law syllabus, not adapted to it

Your university sets questions by mark weight. So does LawNotebook.

Every question, not a selection

Every semester of your course, every subject your college publishes, every unit, split across the four mark categories your paper actually uses.

Answers written for the weight

Definitions stay short. Critical examinations argue, cite and conclude. Each one is drafted for what that mark weight is asking.

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Any question and answer can be listened to, so revision fits into a bus ride or a walk.

You can see the finish line

Completion rolls up from the question to the unit, the subject and the semester, so you always know what is actually left.

How it works

Four steps, and the first three cost nothing.

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Read a unit the way you will be examined

Pick a mark category, work down the questions, mark each one complete. The unit bar moves as you go.

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Keep what you learn where you learnt it

Notes beside the answer, reminders on the unit, a to-do list that keeps what you struck off.

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One subscription opens every remaining unit of your whole course. Or pay at the college office and your administrator activates it.

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