Free Law Lectures & Practical Study Tips
Forget textbook theories that don't help in the real world. I’m sharing free, no-nonsense law lectures and the actual study hacks I use to survive exams and law school.
I am excited to announce that I will be teaching law college subjects on my YouTube channel. We will cover everything from HMA to the new criminal laws, complete with case laws, to help you ace your exams.
I have started creating free lectures on my YouTube channel covering various legal subjects. This video is an announcement for the series, where I will cover topics like Law of Torts, IPC, and the new criminal laws.
Here is a clip from Class 4 of my Law of Torts series, where I explain the legal maxim 'Injuria Sine Damnum' with important case laws like Ashby v. White. You can watch the full lecture on my YouTube channel.
A first-year student asked me how to read a judgment every day. My advice is to focus on quality over quantity. Setting a practical target of two or three judgments a week is a much better approach.
About Free Law Lectures & Study Tips
If you are stressing about case laws, stop trying to memorize every single citation. I teach a method focused on understanding the core legal maxim, like 'Injuria Sine Damnum', rather than just reciting facts. In my lecture series, we break down these concepts so you can actually apply them in your exams and your future practice.
Law school is not just about reading bare acts; it is about having a strategy. Whether you are navigating the new criminal laws (BNS/BNSS) or trying to master the basics of Law of Torts, my goal is to keep things simple and relevant.
I often hear from first-year students who try to read one judgment every day. My advice is to slow down and focus on quality. Setting a target of two judgments a week is a much more realistic and productive approach.
For those appearing for the AIBE, I cover the 'Index Ratta' method, which is a total lifesaver when you are under exam pressure. My YouTube lectures are designed to bridge the gap between what colleges teach and what you actually need to know to survive the profession. From explaining complex sections to giving you a heads-up on exam logistics, I share the practical details that others skip. If you have a specific doubt about a subject or need a study plan, let's connect.
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