The Course Docket8 matters listed for hearing
Eight matters.
One method.
Every OPUS course is built the way a good judgment is written: principle first, facts second, reasoning on record. Pick the section that costs you marks and learn the process that wins it back — recorded, rewatchable, at your pace.
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232Recorded lessons
8Courses on file
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Order of Proceedings
● ListedBench I · Legal Reasoning
Legal Theory + Reasoning94 lessons
Bench II · English
Reading Comprehension Advanced14 lessons
Bench III · Logical Reasoning
Verbal Reasoning Foundations16 lessons
Advanced Critical Reasoning12 lessons
Analytical Reasoning15 lessons
Bench IV · Quantitative Techniques
Quant Caselet Foundation13 lessons
Quantitative Techniques62 lessons
Final Hearing · Full-length Mocks
CLAT Mock Tests6 mocks
1st lesson of every course is freeDoubts heard free →
Before you file
What every course holds.
Different sections, same standard. Here is what you can rely on, whichever matter you take up first.
I
Article one
Method, not memory.
Each course teaches a repeatable process — map the passage, name the gap, set up the diagram — so the habit holds on questions you have never seen.
II
Article two
Recorded, rewatchable.
Every lesson is recorded. Pause on the hard step, go back to the rule, and move at the pace your weak spots need.
III
Article three
Doubts go to the bench.
Stuck mid-lesson? Take it to the Law Community — free, moderated, and answered with reasons, not answer keys.
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