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AIBE can be tricky when you come across unfamiliar questions and need to quickly search through bare acts during the exam. Managing time becomes just as important as knowing the law, especially when you don’t want to spend too long looking for one answer.

For those who have already appeared for the AIBE, how did you manage your time while using bare acts? Any practical strategies for quickly finding relevant sections, handling unfamiliar questions, or deciding when to move on would be really helpful. Share what worked for you and any mistakes others should avoid.

A lot of CLAT aspirants put in hours of preparation but still feel stuck at the same score range. Sometimes, the biggest improvement comes from changing the way you prepare rather than simply studying more. For those who saw a significant jump in their CLAT scores, what did you change in your strategy? Was it mock analysis, revision, time management, section-wise preparation, or something else? Share what worked for you so others can learn from your experience.

There are plenty of study materials and preparation strategies available for AIBE, but it can be difficult to know how much time should actually be given to previous-year papers and mock tests. They can help with understanding the question pattern, managing time and identifying areas that need more revision.

For those who have already appeared for or cleared AIBE, how useful were PYQs and mock tests in your preparation? Any advice on how often to attempt them and how to analyse mistakes would be helpful for other aspirants.