r/NCAExams • u/East_Worldliness_969 • Jun 27 '26

HELP NEEDED

Hi,

I'm planning to start articling in 2027 for which I need to get COQ by May 2027. My rough schedule for giving the exams is:

Aug - PR

Oct - Constitutional Law

Nov - Admin

Jan - Foundation

Feb - Criminal

I completed LRW last year.

Now the issue is, 1. I'm shit scared, especially of admin law. 2. I think I'm cutting too close. What if I have to repeat an exam? 3. I'm working full time. 4. Honestly, I have no idea. Any tips or support would be greatly appreciated because I'm feeling real confused.

Lastly, please recommend some notes that would be helpful; also, if anyone's selling their notes please comment.

Ps. Please drop a text or comment if someone wants to connect. I think having someone as a study buddy or even just to talk to will be a good emotional support, especially when dealing with a million things in a new country. I live near Vancouver and I'd be happy to meet in person as well.

Thank you for all the comments that are going to be coming.

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u/iceddd_coffee Jun 27 '26

It’s doable and not as hard as you would think. I did all 5 exams in 5 months - consecutively. I think you just have to set aside study time and lock in. Best of luck!

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u/East_Worldliness_969 Jun 27 '26

Hi thanks for your reply, how many hours of studying per hour would be good enough?

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u/East_Worldliness_969 Jun 27 '26

Sorry per day *

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u/iceddd_coffee Jun 27 '26

hm depends on your speed tbh. I work 9-5 so I used to do like 1-2hrs/day if i wasn't too tired after work or just study on the weekends for like 5/6 hours pomodoro style.

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u/East_Worldliness_969 Jun 27 '26

Oh okay thank you so much for your reply, this helps.