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Unleashing the Online Treasure Trove: A Guide to Exam Success

Posted on August 8, 2024August 8, 2024 by Superadmin

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Aug

Read 5 minutes Ahoy, matey! Are you prepared to embark on an exhilarating voyage to uncover the hidden treasures of online resources for your exam preparation? Fear not, for with these expert tips, you shall navigate the vast sea of information with ease, charting your course towards success. Edzorb law, your true comrade is here to give winds […]

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Study Tips

Ace Your Judiciary Examination: The Art of Making Effective Notes

Posted on August 5, 2024August 6, 2024 by EdzorbLaw

Read 3 minutes Preparing for the Judiciary examination is no cakewalk. Aspirants need to grasp a vast amount of legal knowledge and be able to recall it during the exam confidently. One indispensable tool that can significantly aid in this endeavour is making effective notes. In this blog, we will explore various note-taking techniques and emphasise the importance […]

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Study Tips

Balancing Studies and Life as a Judiciary Aspirant

Posted on July 26, 2024August 8, 2024 by Superadmin

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Jul

Read 5 minutes Aspiring to become a judge is a noble and rewarding goal, but it is also a demanding and challenging one. Preparing for the judiciary exams requires a lot of dedication, discipline, and hard work, which can often disrupt your personal life and affect your mental and physical health. Therefore, it is crucial to maintain a […]

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Exam Strategy

The Deep Work Theory: Minimising Distraction while Studying

Posted on July 12, 2024August 8, 2024 by Superadmin

Read 5 minutes Cal Newport’s book “Deep Work” is a compelling argument for the importance of focused, uninterrupted work in an age of constant distraction. Newport elucidates that one can truly produce rewarding work in a state of flow.
This blog explains how judiciary aspirants can use deep work while studying and takes a step further by enumerating tips that can effectively take aspirants away from distraction.

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