The allied acts carry a lot of marks in the CBLR exam, and they’re the part candidates find hardest to revise. There are 17 statutes, each with its own rules, forms, deadlines and penalty amounts, and a 400-page study guide is hard to go through again in the last weeks before the exam.

This course condenses the full CustomsEdge Allied Acts Study Guide into about 75 pages of MCQ-focused notes. Each Act opens with a Customs Link box showing exactly where it meets the Customs Act, 1962 and border clearance. After that come the provisions examiners test most often:

• import and export restrictions
• licences and forms
• fees and time limits
• authorities and appeal routes
• offences and penalties
• the important domestic procedures

Every key number is in bold. MCQ Focus lines point out the distinctions that examiners use to build wrong options. Every Act also ends with Exam Traps and a worked Quick Case.

Acts covered: Arms Act & Rules · Drugs and Cosmetics Act & Rules · Environment (Protection) Act · Explosives Act · NDPS Act · Destructive Insects and Pests Act & Plant Quarantine Order · Food Safety and Standards Act & Import Regulations · Prevention of Corruption Act · Central Excise Act · CGST Act · IGST Act · Copyright Act · Designs Act · FEMA & Export-Import Regulations · Foreign Trade (D&R) Act · Patents Act · Trade Marks Act