3rd Semester Law Notes Summaries
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m about to start revising for my 3rd-semester law exams and I need a fellow English-medium law student to convert my dictated class notes into crisp, high-yield study material. We’ll do short recorded sessions (or live voice calls, whichever is easier) where I read out my notes; your job is to shape those raw dictations into clear, well-structured summaries that hit every keyword likely to appear on the exam.
Key points you should know
• Semester focus: full 3rd-semester syllabus (think core papers such as Criminal-I, Contracts, Constitutional-I and anything else on the standard university list).
• Purpose: straight-up exam preparation—no elaborate case-commentaries, just what is necessary to write a first-class answer in limited time.
• Style: summarized prose, paragraph form. I don’t need bullet points unless they genuinely save space; priority is concise yet complete coverage.
• Language: strictly English, with proper legal terminology and accurate section/article references.
• Turnaround: after each dictation session I’d like the polished notes back within 24-48 hours so I can slot them straight into my revision schedule.
Deliverables
1. A Word or Google Doc for each subject, arranged by topic and sub-topic.
2. Citations or bare-minimum case references where they are exam-critical.
3. A final consolidated file at the end of the project.
If you’re currently in law school (or recently finished) and enjoy distilling heavy readings into tight, exam-ready summaries, this should be an easy, paid extension of what you already do. Let me know your semester background and how soon you can start.
Key points you should know
• Semester focus: full 3rd-semester syllabus (think core papers such as Criminal-I, Contracts, Constitutional-I and anything else on the standard university list).
• Purpose: straight-up exam preparation—no elaborate case-commentaries, just what is necessary to write a first-class answer in limited time.
• Style: summarized prose, paragraph form. I don’t need bullet points unless they genuinely save space; priority is concise yet complete coverage.
• Language: strictly English, with proper legal terminology and accurate section/article references.
• Turnaround: after each dictation session I’d like the polished notes back within 24-48 hours so I can slot them straight into my revision schedule.
Deliverables
1. A Word or Google Doc for each subject, arranged by topic and sub-topic.
2. Citations or bare-minimum case references where they are exam-critical.
3. A final consolidated file at the end of the project.
If you’re currently in law school (or recently finished) and enjoy distilling heavy readings into tight, exam-ready summaries, this should be an easy, paid extension of what you already do. Let me know your semester background and how soon you can start.