Use the following anchor grid rather than trying to memorise every line of the Act at once. Sections 3 and 4: successor territories. Section 5: common capital and, as amended in 2026, Amaravati. Section 6: expert capital committee. Section 14: Lok Sabha seat allocation. Section 46: finance and backward regions. Section 68: scheduled corporations. Section 75: continued facilities at listed institutions. Sections 84 and 85: Apex Council and river boards. Section 89: Krishna tribunal reference. Section 90: Polavaram. Section 91: Tungabhadra Board. Sections 93 and 94: development Schedule and fiscal or capital support. Section 95: higher-education admission transition.

The grid is a retrieval device, not a substitute for reading statutory text. Practice explaining the verb in each section. “Forms,” “allocates,” “continues,” “declares,” “supports” and “takes steps” imply different legal effects. If an MCQ pairs a correct topic with the wrong section, eliminate it. If an option uses the right section but claims physical completion, return to the distinction between law and implementation.

Worked example: Build a section grid instead of memorising isolated numbers: 3 and 4 for state territories, 5 and 6 for capital, 46 for finance, 68 and 75 for institutions, 84 to 90 for river governance and Polavaram, 93 and 94 for development support. Check the exact subsection for a fine legal claim. A section heading gives direction, but its clauses supply the answer.

Active recall: Cover the page and reconstruct the grid. Which section has the most direct Polavaram statement?