IBPS SO Law Officer 2025: How to Strategically Cover All Laws Before Mains | Smart Study Plan + Tips

Hello everyone, welcome back to the channel. Are you also feeling overwhelmed by the long list of laws to cover for the IBPS law mains officer exam? Uh with the exam scheduled on the 9th of um November, you might be wondering how do I complete everything on time? Well, you are in the right

place. In this video, I'll share a smart, doable strategy that will help you finish all important acts without burning out. Let's dive right in. First things first, the IPS so law officer means focuses purely on your professional legal knowledge. The questions are MCQ based. Some are straightforward while others are case-based or application oriented. It

accounts for 60 marks in total and you will get 45 minutes to solve these 60 questions. Correct? There is a negative uh marking of 0.25 for every wrong answer. And if you leave a question unanswered then in that case there will be no penalty no marks shall be deducted for that particular question. As far as the last year trend

is concerned, the highest cutoff for the means exam so far has been 44 marks in the year 2024. Hence, 45 to 50 marks must be considered as a good target for this year's examination as well. Now based on the PYP analysis, the key laws include your constitution, contracts, TPA, CPC, BNSS, BNS, BSA,

limitation, companies, IBC, LLP, partnership. Then you have a little bit of um surfaces act, fear, ni act and then here probably banking ombudsmen if you want to study this and sa. So in my perspective these are a list of key laws the these are those few laws which have occurred frequently time and again. Now let's use

the 8020 principle. That means you focus 80% of your times on these 20% of your laws. That is 20% of your syllabus that give you 80% of the marks. Now these are the must cover acts that means you should prepare yourself well for these exams. So you have Indian contract act. Then you have