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“Reflection builds success more than repetition.” – Jalsa Ma’am
If you’re preparing for judiciary exams and not using a Mistake Diary yet, you’re missing out on one of the most underrated yet powerful tools of preparation.
This simple method has quietly propelled average aspirants into the toppers’ circle.
And it might just do the same for you. 💥
Let’s decode this life-changing tool, step-by-step.
🪞 What is a Mistake Diary?
The Mistake Diary isn’t just a notebook:
✅ It’s your mirror during preparation
✅ It helps you track your errors
✅ And ensures you don’t repeat them again
Instead of simply moving past wrong answers from mocks or Edzorb Law’s MCQ bank, the Mistake Diary helps you analyze why you made a mistake and how to fix it.
It’s like building your own personalized error-correction engine 🚀
🧩 The 3-Column Rule by Jalsa Ma’am
Here’s the ultimate structure Jalsa Ma’am recommends for your Mistake Diary:
📊 Column 1: Exact Concept or Provision You Got Wrong
Be specific. Not “CrPC mistake”, instead write:
➡️ “CrPC – Section 167(2)(a)(ii): Default bail after 90 days – when to apply.”
Precision helps in targeted revision. 🎯
💡 Column 2: Recall Errors or Silly Mistakes
These are the facts you knew but fumbled under pressure.
➡️ “IPC – Difference between Sections 34 & 149.”
They need spaced repetition and mock reinforcement.
🆕 Column 3: New or Unfamiliar Areas
Topics you skipped or never studied.
➡️ “Evidence Act – Dying Declaration by sign language.”
These demand focused learning via Edzorb’s Case Vaults, LMR Notes, or Micro Plans.
⏰ When & How Often to Revise It?
📅 Daily revision is non-negotiable.
Spend 30–60 mins every night reviewing your Mistake Diary. Make it your bedtime ritual! 🌙
📌 Took a mock today?
Update the diary today. The sooner you reflect, the deeper the learning.
🧠 Pro Tip from Jalsa Ma’am:
“Your growth lies not in how many questions you solve, but in how many you stop repeating.”
🧠 How to Use It with Edzorb Law Question Bank
The Edzorb Law QB is a goldmine.
Here’s how to pair it with your diary:
✔️ After each Mock / Mini Test / PYQ, update your diary
✔️ Tag by Subject – Helps quick revision before mains
✔️ Use Edzorb’s video explainers & crisp notes to fix conceptual gaps
✔️ Track repeat mistakes – 3 strikes on the same concept = 🚨 FLAG it
🎯 Prioritize Smartly
Start with your 5 weakest subjects, based on test scores.
📌 Every 2 mocks, reevaluate and rotate subjects.
Eventually, you’ll cover all 19, but with smart effort, not just hard effort. 💡
📅 Test Frequency Guide
Remember: The Mistake Diary bridges the gap between every test. It ensures you’re evolving—not just repeating.
❓ FAQ – Mistake Diary Style
“Do I need to do it for every test?”
➡️ Prioritize Grand Tests & PYQs. Skip small tests if it feels overwhelming.
“I don’t have time to analyze mistakes…”
➡️ Cut passive theory by 1 hour. Use that time to actively reflect. It’s smarter studying.
“I forget subjects like Evidence & Constitution…”
➡️ Spread them out in 7-day blocks with Mistake Diary + Edzorb LMRs.
🧘♀️ My Daily Routine (Inspired by Jalsa Ma’am)
🌅 Morning – Toughest subject (like Constitution or Evidence)
🕑 Afternoon – Solve Edzorb QB MCQs + analyze
🌆 Evening – Revise legal maxims / current affairs
🌙 Night – Mistake Diary review + highlight repeat errors
✨ After every 2-hour session? Solve 20–30 MCQs to reinforce learning.
🏁 Final Thoughts: Let Your Diary Be Your Rank Booster
Your Mistake Diary isn’t a collection of failures;
📖 It’s your personalized growth journal
🧠 It sharpens your memory
🧰 It refines your concepts
🏆 And most importantly, it accelerates your rank climb
So go ahead, open that notebook, mark those slip-ups, and turn them into comebacks.
And whenever doubt creeps in, remember Jalsa Ma’am’s golden advice:
🟢 Ready to Start?
If you’d like a Mistake Diary template or a PDF layout, just drop a comment or DM! 💌
Let’s make every error a stepping stone to success with Edzorb. 💼📈
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