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Yes, very good evening to all of you. Good evening, everyone. Very, very good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Okay, I hope I am audible and visible to all of you. All of you are getting proper audio and video. Very, very good evening. Very good evening, everyone. Very good evening. Today's session, whatever it is, will be a slightly short session. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Today we are not doing any mock test. Right? Today we are doing case laws. And the purpose of this session is that I can provide you these case laws. There are one-liners as well. They are in MCQ form as well, and they are subject-wise as well. Right? So today's session will be short. Meaning, short means it can be at most 30 minutes, it can be 40 minutes. There is no long class. There is no long marathon. Right? So there was a request from many students that, "Sir, please tell us the case laws for Haryana AD, as many as we can do." So I have come to tell you those very case laws. And one big session which is there, that has been planned for you. And this Career Quick Start Offer of ours is running, in which there is up to 80% discount. This offer will end tomorrow night at 12:00 midnight. If any student wants to take advantage of this offer, they can call on this number or enroll in any of these batches. There is up to 80% discount. Whether you look at the CBI APP batch, whether it is Rajasthan Prelims Mains, whether it is Judiciary, Prosecution, or the PW Complete Advocacy Program. Now there is a big session about which it is necessary to talk to you. Haryana ADA Mahamarathon. When are we doing the Haryana ADA Mahamarathon? On June 1, that is, day after tomorrow, we will do the Haryana ADA Mahamarathon. And what time will it start the day after tomorrow? It will start at 2:00 PM in the afternoon day after tomorrow and it will run until night. Alright? So let me tell you a little about it. The YouTube channel on which you are attending this class right now, if you go live on that same YouTube channel, you will see Haryana ADA Maha Marathon. Right? So when will this start? It will start on June 1. At 2:00 PM. Don't miss it. Isn't it? Press notify me. So we will do this on June 1 at 2:00 PM. Alright? When will we do it? We will do it on June 1 at 2:00 PM. So whatever mock tests you have or have already happened, all of them will be covered in this. So any student who is—sorry, yes, I said June, but it is July. Alright? We will do it on July 1. Sorry, sorry, sorry. So on July 1 there will be a Mahamarathon for Haryana ADA. Make sure to attend it. Attend it on July 1. Alright? And revise it again on July 2 as well. Revise it again on the 3rd as well. Because this will have a lot of mixed questions. Inside this, there will be the Sale of Goods Act, Contract, Haryana GK, Geography, Current Affairs, Math, Reasoning—everything. The last session will be on July 1. Alright? Did you understand? When will the last session be? It will be on July 1. And whether you attend others or not, everyone must attend this session. Everyone has to attend this session. Alright? When will it be? Tell quickly once. On July 1 at 2:00 PM. Because many students had also said, "Sir, please conduct the class during the day." So it is during the day. On July 1 at 2:00 PM we will start it. It will run until night. It will go on until 12:00 midnight. Isn't it? It may go on until 11, 12, 1:00—I mean, it may even go on until 2:00, that's no problem. Even if we do 12 hours, that's no problem. PT etc. will all be covered. Alright? Everything will be covered inside it. Yes, its PDF will definitely be available. Where will its PDF be available? Let me tell you. First, there is my Telegram channel. If many of you are not getting the PDF in the WhatsApp group, then join this Telegram channel as well. If you go to Telegram and type "Karan Sangwan Sir", you will find this Telegram channel. Alright? And you can join the WhatsApp group anyway. The link will also be given in the description box of this session; you will see it here. It says "Join My WhatsApp". Isn't it? If you join the WhatsApp group, you will get it there. Alright? Yesterday, I had spoken to you about the timeline of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and that had been provided to you. Everyone got the timeline. Everyone had gotten the timeline of BNSS yesterday, right? Many students sent a message saying, "Sir, the timeline is not downloading." So I myself downloaded it and circulated it in the WhatsApp group. Those students who have not received it, check once again. In the WhatsApp group itself, we sent the PDF of the entire BNSS timeline, and also shared all the MCQs that were there for BNSS. Alright? I will try to get it unlocked. But look, that depends. If you revise the Mahamarathon after July 1, a lot will still be achieved. Alright? Now let's talk. That PDF is very good. Come on, thank you so much. Now let's talk about our case laws. Listen about the case laws. These are 100 case laws. Alright? I will show you now. How I have created case laws for you. I have made them kind of one-liners. You can print them. You will get this PDF after this class ends. I will also tell you where the PDF will be available. Let me tell you once. There are no timelines of CPC because in CPC, something changed—hey, are you okay? There are no changes in CPC at all. In CPC, the timing is very less. In BNSS, new timelines have been added, so I made that timeline PDF of BNSS for you. In CrPC there weren't that many timelines. So many students sent a message saying, "Give the timeline of CPC too." There is no timeline of CPC, my dear. There are only a few time periods in CPC; do those. Alright? The BNSS one I have given. Alright? Now look, these are important case laws for Haryana ADA. In a one-liner style, a question may come like: "Which case laid down that a decree passed by a court lacking jurisdiction is a complete nullity?" So, Kiran Singh vs Chaman Paswan. In this manner, you have to do all of this. Let's see the second. "In which case was the principle of constructive res judicata under CPC applied to prevent splitting of claims?" State of UP vs Nawab Hussain. The third question is: "What principle was laid down in Daryao vs State of UP?" So do just these case laws. Apart from these, there is no need to do any other case laws. Inside this, there are landmark cases, recent cases, everything. Right? "The principle of res judicata applies to writ petitions under Article 32 and 226"—in that Daryao case it was said. "Which case established that a court must reject a plaint under Order 7 Rule 11 of CPC if clever drafting creates an illusion of a cause of action?" So here the name of the case is: "Which case held that the 90-day time limit for filing a written statement under CPC is directory and not mandatory?" Kailash vs Nanhku. Now look, what is to be done? Alright? Nothing needs to be read. You just have to read these case laws. Apart from these, there is no need to read any other case laws. Alright? Now come ahead. It is like this: you will get 100 one-liners. Whenever you read the 100 one-liners—read all 100 one-liners. For example, "What principle was laid down in Anwar PV vs PK Basheer's case?" What was laid down? The five golden principles of Panchsheel – Sharad Birdichand's case. Right? Now I will tell you, like this, all these case laws will be done by you. There are 100 one-liners. Alright? Inside this, there are also case laws from Contract, from Sale of Goods Act. Right? There are also from Hindu Law, from Muslim Law. All 100 – these are exactly what they call the cream, the cream cases that can be asked in the exam. Right? When you read these 100 one-liners, like there is a Hindu law question: "In which case was it held that conversion to Islam does not automatically dissolve an existing Hindu marriage?" – It was said in Sarla Mudgal vs Union of India. "Which case reaffirmed that religious conversion cannot be used as a legal escape from a prior valid Hindu marriage?" – It was said in Lily Thomas vs Union of India. Right. Now I want to tell you further what you have to do. Like, your common intention vs similar intention – Mahbub Shah vs Emperor is a very famous case. "In which case was it held that common intention under Section 34 IPC and BNSS are the same?" The case will remain the same – Barendra Kumar Ghosh vs King Emperor, known as the Postmaster case. "Which case upheld the death penalty but restricted its application to the rarest of rare cases?" – Bachan Singh vs State of Punjab. Right. So here you will see, after these 100, what do you have to do? These are all the cases from BNSS and CrPC. Here is Hussainara Khatoon's case. Right. Meaning, all—CBI vs Anupam Kulkarni's case. Right? The most relevant, the most important cases are in this particular PDF. These are not to be memorized. You just have to go through them. They are not to be memorized. And after going through them, what do you have to do? These questions will come. After this, I will show you. Okay, these are all 100 up to here. Right? "Which case held that the court must grant specific performance as a general rule following the 2018 amendment of the Specific Relief Act?" Right? B. Santosh Sharma vs D. Sarla. So all 100 will be done here, right? So these are mixed; inside this there are also from CPC, from Criminal laws, from SOGA, from Partnership, from Contract. The mock test for BNSS will be tomorrow. Alright. After doing this, now listen, after this what will happen? Now further, you will get subject-wise. Like here you will get subject-wise: CPC – total how many law subjects are there in our Haryana ADA? Total how many law subjects are there? Do this very sorted. Apart from this, you will not need any requirement to do other cases. Isn't it? Doing this is the best. This is subject-wise. For CPC, I have given you, you will see this full list for CPC. These are all CPC cases. So total here, there are 15 most important CPC cases which have the highest probability of appearing in the exam. So these 15 CPC cases will be done. After that, you will see the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, Indian Evidence Act cases. Whether it is Sharad Birdichand's case, whether it is your Anwar PV vs PK Basheer's case. Isn't it? Their sequence. Right? So all these cases are Pulukuri Kotayya vs King Emperor's case. Right? So these cases are Selvi vs State of Karnataka's case. Alright? So here the second is from the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, Evidence Act. 10–15 cases. Then from the Indian Contract Act. I have written the subject. Subject Number One, Subject Number Two, Subject Number Three. In Contract, Balfour vs Balfour comes very often. Carlill vs Carbolic Smoke Ball is asked very often from you. Right? Lalman Shukla vs Gauri Dutt's case is very famous. Right? Durga Prasad vs Baldeo's case is very famous. So whatever is very famous, those which have higher chances, those alone will appear in your exam. Those alone will appear in your exam. There are total nine subjects. All nine absolutely important landmark leading cases have been included in this. Do this, brother. Just a reading of these is enough because you all have read these case laws sometime or the other. Whether you read them in law college, whether you read them during preparation. You will be able to connect. For BNSS there is no tabular form available with me. Isn't it? Like Hadley vs Baxendale's case. Satyavart Ghosh vs Mungeram's case. Right? Govardhan Kadai vs Girdhari Lal's case. Right? After this, the Indian Partnership Act. The fourth subject is Indian Partnership Act. Cox vs Hickman is a very famous case on the Indian Partnership Act. Right? Cox vs Hickman. Just remember one case: if a question comes from Indian Partnership Act, Cox vs Hickman will definitely come. This is the most famous. Then comes the Sale of Goods Act. Alright? Natha vs Inam's case. Right? State of Madras vs Gannon Dunkerley & Company's case. Shri Hanuman Cotton Mills vs Tata Aircraft's case. These are leading cases. Dresser Rand vs Bindal Agro Chemical's case. Then comes Hindu Law. Yamunabai vs Anant Rao's case. Sarla Mudgal vs Union of India's case—you all have read it. Everyone has read it. Just take one reading of these. Bipin Chandra Jai Singh Bhai Shah's case. Isn't it? Saroj Rani's case. Alright? Sureshta Devi vs Om Prakash's case. These are all from Hindu Law. Amardeep Singh vs Harvinder Singh's case. Gita Hariharan vs RBI—a very famous case you have all read. ABC vs State NCT of Delhi's case. After Hindu Law, your Muslim Law will come. On Muslim Law, Mohammed Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum—very famous case. Right? Then Latifi vs Union of India's case is very famous. Right? Shamin Ara vs State of UP's case. Abdul Kadir vs Salima's case is very important. Right? Itwari vs Asghari's case. Right? After Muslim Law, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, IPC will come. In IPC, Birsa Singh's case. State of Andhra vs R. Punepya's case. K.M. Nanavati vs State of Maharashtra's case. The same ones. James Martin's case—what you have read. I have just aligned them a little. All are aligned for you. Isn't it? Virendra Kumar Ghosh is there, Mahbub Shah vs Emperor is there. Right? So all these are done. Bachan Singh is done. All the most important ones have been aligned. Independent Thought vs Union of India's case. Right? So do all these, my dear. Then the cases of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita will come here. Like Lalita Kumari's case. Arnesh Kumar's case. Right? D.K. Basu is there, your. Alright? State of Haryana. Dinesh Kumar's case is very important. Rakesh Kumar Paul's case is very important. Right? Sanjay Dutt's case is here. Hussainara Khatoon will also come under this. It will come under BNSS. Right? CBI vs Anupam Kulkarni's case is there. These are all BNSS cases. And you will see that from all nine subjects, the important cases that used to be there. Don't memorize the citations. Don't get into the mess of citations. You just remember the major points of the cases. You do not need to memorize citations. You think you can memorize citations of 100 cases? When all this work is done, I have created a small test for you. You have to attempt that test. It is self-assessment. It is a mock test of 100 questions. Now look, here there is a mock test of 100 questions. The student who has understood the one-liners, who has gone through the one-liners, then do this. For example, you will see I have created these questions in printable form. That is why they may appear a little small on the screen. When you take a printout of these, they will look great for reading. Now you will see the first question is this. It is from CPC. It may also come like this. Statement One: "A decree passed by a court lacking jurisdiction is a complete nullity and cannot be cured even by consent and waiver of the parties." Statement Two says: "This principle highlighting that jurisdiction goes to the very root of the case was laid down in Kiran Singh vs Chaman Paswan." Which of the following is correct? So in this manner, you will practice these questions. Alright? After this, there is no need for any case law. Alright? Yes, yes, the case sequence is asked. Vivek Chowk definitely asks it. I am not denying that chronological sequence is also asked. But see, you have only four or five days left. Where would you like to invest these four or five days? Where the probability is higher, you will get a good input. I could write the citation of all here. I could write the citation of all, but how many case law citations can you remember? You don't remember citations, right? That was just for confusion. So I have created these in printable form so that you all can print them. You will see there are three or four questions on one page. Right? Like this "Match the Following" question will come. Isn't it? These are all case-law-based. All are case laws. Son, there are 100 questions. I am not making you practice because you haven't studied yet. So what is your task? After this class ends, I will try to get you this PDF quickly. So first, read the one-liners. Then solve all these case-law-based questions. And once you solve these, then whatever four cases, five cases appear in the exam, they will be correct for you. They will be correct for you. Alright? So whether it is Kashmira Singh's case, which is very famous in the Indian Evidence Act, isn't it? So you will do this. Alright, son, it is sorted. The story is over now; there is no difficulty. You were doing case law, have done a complete set of case law. Look, a very good question on Carlill vs Carbolic Smoke Ball Company has been created here. Right? Like: "In Carlill vs Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, the court established a fundamental principle regarding offers. Which of the following best captures the holding?" What was held in this case? What fundamental principle was held? Alright? I will tell you what it is now. And if there is any doubt in the answer to any case law question, I have put the answers at the end. You can check from there and do whatever. This is for revision. This is only for revision. Right? And if you do this, these are 100 questions. There are 100 case-law-based questions like this. I think 100 is more than sufficient. Right? More than sufficient. 100 questions. What more can you do in case law? No matter how much you do, case law remains incomplete. So isn't it? Like: "In Yamunabai vs Anantrao, what did the Supreme Court hold regarding a second marriage performed during the subsistence of a valid first Hindu marriage?" Right? So whatever things are perhaps not covered in the one-liners will be covered here in the 100 important case laws. So just do this, brother, you will be done. Like this Gita Hariharan case is there. Very important. In the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, the Supreme Court in Gita Hariharan vs RBI gave a progressive interpretation to the term "after" as "after the father". What did the court interpret it to be? Right? So now I could take these questions, but there is no benefit. You all might not know any question. So it is better that you go through this. Right? Like: "In Shayara Bano vs Union of India, the Supreme Court declared which practice as unconstitutional and violative of fundamental rights?" Which practice was declared unconstitutional in the case of Shayara Bano vs Union of India by the Supreme Court? Right? Now this is very important; it will come in the exam. "In Birsa Singh vs State of Punjab, the Supreme Court laid down an objective test for Section 300 thirdly of the IPC. Which of the following is not one of the required proofs under this test?" Which one is not? Which one is not? Alright, it will be fun, everyone will enjoy. Now there is no tension. Alright? Now there is no important tension. Alright? Now there is no tension, right? It is also related to Virendra Kumar Ghosh, so this is it.
Total 100 important case laws, like this one you see, in Bachan Singh versus State of Punjab, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutional validity of the death penalty under Section 302 IPC. What was the central principle established? What principle was established in the Bachan Singh case? The "rarest of the rare" doctrine. So, Bachan Singh is still relevant today, it doesn't matter. Contracts and Partnership will be covered in the mega marathon on July 1st. Okay, it will be covered in the mega marathon. So, son, I am saying just one thing. Now look at this, this is a very important case, State of Maharashtra versus M.H. George, a very famous case. You all must have read it. Right? It's from the Indian Penal Code, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. I am just saying one thing, whatever content I have provided so far, just repeat this content again and again. Your exam will be good. It's the case of Arnesh Kumar versus State of Bihar. What happened? Based on Lalita Kumari, I have given a question here. Statement one, in the case of Lalita Kumari, the Supreme Court said that the registration of FIR is mandatory if the information discloses a cognizable offense. Statement two, the court ruled that preliminary inquiries are strictly prohibited in all categories. In the case of Lalita Kumari, was a prohibition placed on preliminary inquiries in all categories? No. It was not placed, right? It was not placed. Okay? So, similarly, according to D.K. Basu versus State of West Bengal, which of the following is not a mandatory safeguard during arrest? You know that specific guidelines were issued under D.K. Basu. So, you have to tell which of these guidelines was not there. It's the case of State of Haryana versus Dinesh Kumar. Right? So, these are the cases that have a higher chance of appearing in the exam. Okay? So, do these. That's all, there is no requirement to do anything else in the cases. Here comes the Delhi Judicial Service Association case. K.K. Mishra's case has come. Okay? Mohri Bibi versus Damodar Das is very important. It might have appeared once before in Haryana ADA. Mohri Bibi's case. Agnuh Nageshia's case has come. Right? So, along with this, you have the entire Navtej Singh Johar's case, Suresh Kumar Kaushal's case, this has also appeared before in Haryana ADA or Haryana Judiciary. So, assertion-reason based, because these two are connected, Navtej Singh Johar versus Union of India and Suresh Kumar Kaushal versus Union of India. So, solve as many of these cases as you can. Okay? And if you are having problems with these cases, then kindly refer to this answer key. The answer key is given at the end, which case is which, what is the right answer for each, what was held in each case. And honestly, I am telling you, the content that was mine, the pure content that I had created for myself a long time ago, I have provided it to you. These are the case laws that I used to repeatedly read during my preparation, they used to come repeatedly in exams, in mains and in prelims too. These are those cases. There is no need to do any other cases besides these. There are a handful of cases from every subject.
It's not in Hindi, son, because I never prepared in Hindi. So, just do this. The story of case laws is over. The story of case laws is over. I said it's a 30-minute game, the whole thing. Okay? Sorted. So, you will see, roughly how many pages is this? Roughly a 90-page PDF. So, if you get 90 pages printed front and back, it's 45 pages. All case laws are finished in just 45 pages. There is no requirement to do anything beyond this. Okay? So, do this. Tomorrow night at 9:00 PM, we will cover the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita in a oneshot, and the day after tomorrow, on July 1st, we will have a marathon all day. And please, do not read anything new. Just repeat these questions. Where will the BANSSTimeline PDF be found? It will be in the WhatsApp group. And where will its PDF be found? Listen again. The video you are watching, many students make mistakes. The video you are watching, this case law video, if you scroll down a bit, you will find "Join WhatsApp Group for PDF Notes" here. If you click on this, you will find a WhatsApp group, Haryana ADA Aspirants. Join this. You will get the PDF in this. If you don't get the PDF in this WhatsApp group, although it usually gets there, if you don't get it in the WhatsApp group, then I will tell you a Telegram channel today. This is Telegram, because it was banned then. So, this is Telegram, Karan Sangwan Sir. Join this Telegram. You will get it here too. The PDFs of all the sessions I have taken will be available in the WhatsApp group. Join it. And tomorrow, we also have a very important announcement to make regarding Haryana ADA Mains. So, I will give you an important announcement tomorrow. The Haryana marathon, I have told you, will be on July 1st at 2:00 PM. And this kickstart offer of ours is ending tomorrow, with up to 80% discount. So, tell me with full enthusiasm, how is the जोश right now? You will rock Haryana ADA, no tension. Okay? And stay in the WhatsApp group because tomorrow afternoon I will share some more full-length mock tests there as PDFs, because I also have less time to come on YouTube and conduct them repeatedly. So, I will circulate some internally. Whatever notes you have, whether it's PDF or anything, some people are asking for punishments in Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, that a table should be made, like which offenses have the death sentence, in which offenses community service is given as punishment. So, we will try to make such a table and share it with you as a PDF in the WhatsApp group. Manas Sir will share all these things with you. Okay? So, everything is being provided in the WhatsApp group anyway. If you don't get it in the WhatsApp group, you can also come to Telegram. Message there, you will get it there. Okay? The PDF of Latin maxims will be provided to you in the group. I have already mentioned about Latin maxims. So, the team is working. Most probably by tomorrow afternoon, they will shortlist all of them, because there is no point in giving thousands of Latin maxims. I will give you those Latin maxims that have a higher chance of appearing in the exam. Okay? Okay? So, you all do this. Come on. So, this is for today's session. And do share today's session with your friends because it's a matter of "do good, and good will come to you." Okay? You will get this. Everyone is getting the PDF on WhatsApp, right? Manas shares it with you. Electricity Act and Pregnancy Act are also important. Brother, it's not coming in Haryana ADA. Shivam Yadav, you are a fifth-semester student. Don't make such comments. Sir, can the mega marathon PDF be available in non-marked format? We will try for non-marked. If it's available in non-marked, it will be. We will try. No problem. Will try. Okay? Sorted. Blown away. Come on. So, that's why I said I will take a 30-minute session, and everything will be finished in 30 minutes. I am ending the class. You will get the PDF 5 to 10 minutes after the class ends. So, you have to open the PDF and continue your preparation. Study till 12:00. Study till 1:00. Finish the case laws today and sleep. Okay? It's not in Hindi, son. If it were in Hindi, I would have given it in Hindi. Okay? Okay. The mock couldn't be made because we were busy aligning this. Today, the mock couldn't be made. Shubham Rana, if the mock could have been made, I would have conducted it. Sir, please tell me once, do I have to revise the bare act or only your questions? See, there is no time to do the bare act now. Whatever questions I have given, whatever content I have given, just do revision of those. The bare act will also be covered along with it. Don't read the bare act separately. Sir, if even after your efforts, we don't succeed, it will be very embarrassing. No, there's no need to be embarrassed. We are all giving our 100% efforts. Right? These are all matters of destiny. It's also a matter of luck. It's not like that. Right? It also depends on luck. I also worked very hard during my preparation, but my selection didn't happen. It's all about luck. Luck also matters. It's not like, let's give up. Right? So, everyone works hard. I also worked hard in my time. Did a lot of hard work too. But I couldn't get my name on the final list. Many reasons happen. Sometimes luck doesn't favor. So, it's not necessary. I am still saying today. You all give your 100% efforts. At least there shouldn't be this regret that I could have studied a little more. If only I had paid more attention to the case law PDF that Karan Sir gave, then my case law based questions would have been correct. That regret should not be there when you come out after giving the exam on July 5th. Whether you get selected or not, that doesn't matter right now. What matters right now is that I have three-four days' time. Can I give my 100% efforts in these three-four days to my preparation or not? This is what is very important for us. This is what is important for us. Because if we curse ourselves after giving the exam, thinking "If only I had studied a little more," then there is a कमी in our preparation. Right? Other things depend on luck. Okay? Okay? You will do it, just, just, just. So, you should not blame yourself. All students, today is June 29th. Roughly six days are left for you. 30, 1, 2, 3, 4. I won't even say six days, I'll say five days, because on July 4th, most of you will be traveling. So, roughly five days. In these five days, whatever you have studied, just revise it. Repeat it. Don't read anything new. Okay? Best of luck, everyone. Best of luck. Best of luck. Go, rock it, make it happen. Okay? You all have studied a lot, you know a lot. Just let this brain relax a little on July 4th. Right? Then it will definitely happen. According to the previous trend, I have already given you a tentative idea of what the safe score will be for Haryana ADA. Candidates from the General category, if they score 55+, they are on the safe side. If they score 60+, they are absolutely on the safer side. Other category candidates will estimate their cutoffs. Right? So, all students from the General category, try to score 55+. That's a borderline where you can reach the safe zone. If you get 60+, you will be in the safest zone. Okay? And 65+. Minimum 55. I can say that the cut-off in the last Haryana ADA was 57, where there were 80 questions of law and 20 questions of non-law. Now this ratio has changed. There are 50 law questions and 50 non-law questions, and the competition is neck-to-neck. There is also negative marking. So, the cut-off is likely to go down. And quite a few students might not even appear for the exam. Right? You will see at your center what the attendance was, and you will get an idea. Around 34,000 students have filled the form. But in my opinion, the students who will take the exam will be around 23,000-24,000. Meaning, about 10,000 students might not take the exam. 24,000-25,000 students will appear for the exam. Okay? Okay. Scoring 55 in PW mock. 55 is a good score. That's what I'm saying. 55 is a good score. If you are getting 55, it's a good score for you. Okay? And anything else? Feeling relaxed now? Okay, fine. Perfect. Okay, everyone. So, now I am ending the class so that the PDF reaches you quickly. Okay? Manas Sir will share this PDF with you right now. The PDF of Latin maxims will be available in the WhatsApp group by 12:00 PM tomorrow. If anyone is left out, let me know, that will also be done. Yes, if the YT mock is giving more scores, then subtract 15, it will be equal. Sir, what will you do on July 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and will any PDF be shared? Yes, it will be. On July 2nd, 3rd, 4th, just do this. I will do it on July 1st. This class will run all day. It will be a 12-hour class. So, watch this on July 1st. Watch this on July 2nd. Watch this on July 3rd. Watch this class repeatedly on July 1st, 2nd, 3rd. Whatever questions are in this class, whether it's 500 questions, 600, 700, 800, 900, as many as we can cover, because YouTube can run a class for a maximum of 12 hours. So, we will try for 12 hours. So, keep watching this class repeatedly on July 1st, July 2nd, July 3rd. Keep watching this. Because it will cover everything that you might not have prepared. Everything will be covered. Okay? BANSSTimeline, I have already told you, it will be in the WhatsApp group. You will get it. Manas Sir will now share the Google Drive link again. You will get all the PDFs in that. Bye, take care. Good night, and go join the WhatsApp group. The PDF is there. Okay? I have told you how to join the WhatsApp group. I will tell you again. The video you are watching, in the description box of this video, you will find a link to the WhatsApp group. Look here. Okay? And here it is, "Join WhatsApp Group for PDF Notes." Join this. Okay? You will get it here. If you don't get it here, then you will get it in the WhatsApp group first. If you don't get it, then join Telegram and message here. You will get it here too. Okay, brother? Thank you so much. See you all tomorrow night at 9:00 PM and on July 1st at 2:00 PM. Bye, take care. Good night, everyone. Thank you so much. Go quickly, download the PDF, practice. Bye.