Law

First things first, don't bother yourself with unnecessary or irrelevant internships. If it's relatable to judiciary preparation, then go for it. Don't try to do everything all at once. During the preparation phase, if one is engaged in some other necessary stuff, one tries to think of doing most of the syllabus in one sitting, However, you'll end up getting exhausted and when you look back, you'll notice that you have wasted your time. Make a timetable according to your day-to-day routine. Don't try to push yourself too hard. Preparation is a long term process, so pushing yourself is wise in cases like your exams are next week or something like that. Focus on a single task at a single time. Don't try to study whilst engaging yourself in some other business. You may feel like you can comfortably multitask, but there's no need to do so. Give your 100% to the task you are currently engaged in, whether it's studying, an internship or any other business. And always remember, no matter how good you may have had external sources and references, at the end of the day, it's you and only you. Prioritize doing regular revisions. The two main reasons why revision is so important are that, firstly, it helps with the recall of information that you would otherwise forget. To put it simply, it has the potential to greatly enhance your memory. Secondly, revising relevant topics three to four times enhances your confidence, reduces nervousness, boosts your confidence, and gives you a leg up on the competition. I hope this will work. All the very best!