Constitution of India - A Complete Certification Course

The course is accessible for one year from the date of enrollment.

Yes, once you have completed the course and attempted all the assessments, you can apply for the certificate.

Since the course is already discounted, we do not provide any additional discount.

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The weightage of constitutional law in CLAT PG is around 10-15%. In judiciary exams, it's a major subject tested through prelims MCQs, mains answers, and judgment writing.

The career opportunities after specialising in constitutional law include:

• Litigation in High Courts and the Supreme Court

• Judicial services (PCS-J)

• Law clerk or research assistant roles

• Policy work with think tanks or NGOs

• Legal academia

   

The constitutional cases important for law exams include:

• Kesavananda Bharati – Basic Structure Doctrine

• Maneka Gandhi – Due Process under Article 21

• Minerva Mills – Balance of Fundamental Rights and DPSPs

• Indra Sawhney – Reservations

• Shreya Singhal – Freedom of Speech

Constitutional law is useful for legal internships as it builds your understanding of rights, writs, and how to draft PILs or court petitions effectively.

Use the mnemonic "TEARS OF OLD PM" to remember all 12 Schedules in sequence. Each letter represents one Schedule:

• T – 1st Schedule: Territories & Union Territories

• E – 2nd Schedule: Emoluments (Salaries of President, Governors, Judges, etc.)

• A – 3rd Schedule: Affirmation/Oaths

• R – 4th Schedule: Rajya Sabha seat allocation

• S – 5th Schedule: Scheduled Areas and Tribes (Mainland)

• O – 6th Schedule: Other Tribal Areas (Northeast)

• F – 7th Schedule: Federal structure (Union, State, Concurrent Lists)

• O – 8th Schedule: Official Languages (22 languages listed)

• L – 9th Schedule: Laws protected from judicial review

• D – 10th Schedule: Defection (Anti-defection law)

• P – 11th Schedule: Panchayats

• M – 12th Schedule: Municipalities

Yes, Article 21 is commonly asked in competitive law exams due to its wide scope covering the right to life, liberty, dignity, and privacy.

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