AOR Exam Cases: Indra Sawhney v. Union of India by Dr Charu Mathur |

Advocate-on-Record Examination: A Crash Course by Dr Charu Mathur is available at EBC Learning https://ebclearning.com/. Click here https://bit.ly/3NDKGpn to know more about the full course.

To practice before the highest court of the land is a privilege. The first step to achieve this is to be an Advocate-on-Record (#AoR) The Supreme Court's #Advocate-on-Record examination is one of the toughest examinations and is held under the general supervision of a committee of three Supreme Court Judges to be appointed by the Chief Justice of India. Only an Advocate on Record can file and plead a case before the Supreme Court.

The papers for this examination are set by the Board of Examiners which is nominated by the Committee of three judges. This Board of Examiners is of senior lawyers practising before the Supreme Court. They not only set the papers but also evaluate them.

To clear this examination, which comprises four papers requires sincere and methodical preparation. The four papers are
1) Practice and Procedure of the Supreme Court,
2) Drafting & Advocacy,
3) Professional Ethics and
4) Leading Cases.

This course comprises 15 live classes, by Dr Charu Mathur, 32 recorded lectures from our rich video library, delivered by Mr Namit Saxena (2nd Rank Holder in AOR Exam 2019), and recordings of many important case discussions. Recordings of live classes will also be provided.

In this 4-week (3 weeks + 1 revision week before the exam) live course, we will take you through what it takes to crack this prestigious examination. Like any other examination, it is crucial to know how to prepare and write the paper. So, come with us and let the experts guide your preparation for the AOR examination.

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