IBPS SO | How to Prepare Law for Prelims | Full Guide
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Hello guys and welcome back to Legal Adapter College. I am Raj and today we are going to discuss a very important thing here. So, if you are an IBPS SO aspirant, then you would already know that the paper pattern of both your prelims and mains has been drastically changed and law questions are going to be asked in your prelims examination as well.
So I know that for all of you, this came as a big shocker here that brother, what exactly happened suddenly. Right? Now look, for a long time we were already screening that brother, you should also prepare for the subjects required for the Mains examination. So if you go for the law examination after
looking at the law subjects in advance, then you are in for a treat here. But still, if you are someone who has not started reading law papers then there is nothing to fear here. In today's video we are going to discuss what should be your approach? If you want to prepare for law subjects then know
about IBPSSO examination, particularly for prelims examination. Right? So this is what we are going to discuss in today's video. So first of all, when you talk about IBPS SO, we will follow the pattern of Mains in Prelims. Because we do not have any sample space where we can compare what type of questions can come. So here we will have to
take a presumption that brother, the paper pattern of law examination which is there in Mains , the same type of paper pattern of law questions will be there here also. Now if you analyze the Mains paper through out previous year papers then you will realize that you cannot divide your subjects into three categories.
A subject which is important and has high weightage. Other subjects are important but their weightage is comparatively less. Right? And they are also a little easier as compared to the first category. And the third category of subjects are those which are in the syllabus but hardly one or two questions are asked from them here.
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