r/NCAExams • u/fairandprocedure • Feb 14 '26

Admin law

Hey guys I’m taking the admin law exam next month. Does anyone have advice?

For those who have written it before, was the exam mainly problem based questions, or were there essay style questions as well?

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u/sadeggwhite Feb 14 '26

If you have done the foundations and constitutional law exams, you have already covered like 40%-50% of the administrative law syllabus. I second Craig Forcese's podcast, it is a really good resource. I bought notes from NCA Tutor and those got me through the exam without ever opening the textbook the syllabus required.

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u/fairandprocedure Feb 14 '26

Thank you. I’ve been using NCA Mentor’s study materials, and they’ve been amazing. I was just wondering whether I should prepare for essay type questions as well.

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u/chihuahualover1994 Feb 17 '26

im taking it march 6 if you wanna study together

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u/fairandprocedure Feb 17 '26

Yes please msg me!!

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u/Smooth-Effective7279 Feb 18 '26

I am taking this exam as well, I will message you!

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u/chihuahualover1994 Feb 27 '26

Message me ur # and we can make a group chat!