Exams are wild. No matter how many notes you’ve got, how many cases you’ve highlighted, or how much coffee you’ve consumed, there’s always that moment when you stare at the question and think what even is this?  But here’s what I’ve learned after too many late nights and a few near-breakdowns: law exams aren’t about showing how much you’ve memorised. They’re about how you think under pressure. The examiner doesn’t care if you know every ratio from Codelfa to Waltons Stores. They care if you...