Constiutional Law – II
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Constitutional Law–II is an advanced course covering Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Duties, constitutional remedies, and the relationship between citizens and the State. It explains important provisions through simple language, leading case laws, practical examples, and current constitutional issues. Designed for LL.B. students, Judiciary aspirants, AIBE candidates, and other law-exam learners, the course develops conceptual clarity, legal reasoning, and answer-writing skills. Each topic is presented in an exam-oriented and practical manner to help students understand constitutional principles and apply them confidently in examinations and legal practice.
- Complete and concept-based coverage of Constitutional Law–II.
- Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Fundamental Duties, and Constitutional Remedies explained in simple language.
- Important constitutional Articles and landmark judgments explained with practical examples.
- Exam-oriented preparation for LL.B., Judiciary, AIBE, and other law examinations.
- Natural Hinglish explanations for better understanding and retention.
- Memory tricks, revision points, MCQs, PYQ-style questions, and answer-writing guidance.
- Learn anytime and revise lectures according to your own schedule.
- LL.B. semester students studying Constitutional Law–II.
- Judiciary aspirants preparing for preliminary and mains examinations.
- Candidates preparing for AIBE and other law-related competitive examinations.
- Law students who want to strengthen their constitutional concepts and case-law knowledge.
- Young advocates and legal learners interested in practical constitutional law.
- Basic understanding of the Indian Constitution is helpful but not mandatory.
- Students should have access to a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or computer with a stable internet connection.
- No prior legal experience is required; concepts are explained from the foundation level.
- Students should keep the Bare Act of the Constitution of India and a notebook for revision.
- 9 Sections
- 14 Lessons
- 180 Days
- Lecture 1: Introduction2
- Lecture 2: Historical Evolution of Fundamental Rights2
- Lecture 3: Scheme of Fundamental Rights2
- Lecture 4: State (Article 12)2
- Lecture 5: Doctrine of Judicial Review (Article 13)2
- Lecture 6: Equality (Article 14)2
- Lecture 7: Article 15 + Article 162
- Lecture 8: Articles 17 + Article 180
- Lecture 9: Article 19 overview0

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