These are only the sections of code. There are no complete rules here in total. This is only a general reference section.
A word of advice is to get used to these sections. You may as well marry the book because you'll be spending a huge amount of time in it. Some people highlight their code book, some don't. Just keep in mind for the final IP you will have an unmarked book - and for every exam you take from now until that time.
Here is an overview of some products that might help you...

The CEC Handbook - This interprets the code. Gives you reasons why it is a code. This is a wonderful resource if you think the CEC is hard to understand.

The Smart CD - This is a combination of an electronic CEC code book, the Handbook, and calculators for electrical work.

The ESAT - is a program that gets you used to taking IP questions. There are 1000 questions that are thrown at you in a random manner.

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Section 0 - Object, scope, and definitions (See Appendix G)

Section 2 - General Rules

Section 4 - Conductors

Section 2 - General Rules

Section 6 - Services and service equipment

Section 8 - Circuit loading and demand factors

Section 10 - Grounding and bonding

Section 12 - Wiring methods

Section 14 - Protection and control

Section 16 - Class 1 and Class 2 circuits

Section 18 - Hazardous locations

Section 20 - Flammable liquid and gas dispensing and service stations, garages, bulk storage plants, finishing processes, and aircraft hangars

Section 22 - Locations in which corrosive liquids, vapours, or excessive moisture are likely to be present

Section 24 - Patient care areas

Section 26 - Installation of electrical equipment

Section 28 - Motors and generators

Section 30 - Installation of lighting equipment

Section 32 - Fire alarm systems and fire pumps (See Appendix G)

Section 34 - Signs and outline lighting

Section 36 - High-voltage installations

Section 38 - Elevators, dumbwaiters, material lifts, escalators, moving walks, lifts for persons with physical disabilities, and similar equipment

Section 40 - Electric cranes and hoists

Section 42 - Electric welders

Section 44 - Theatre installations

Section 46 - Emergency systems, unit equipment, and exit signs

Section 48 - Motion picture studios, projection rooms, film exchanges including film-vaults, and storehouses for pyroxylin plastic and nitrocellulose X-ray and photographic film

Section 50 - Solar photovoltaic systems

Section 52 - Diagnostic imaging installations

Section 54 - Community antenna distribution and radio and television installations

Section 56 - Optical fiber cables

Section 58 - Passenger ropeways and similiar equipment

Section 60 - Electrical communication systems

Section 62 - Fixed electric space and surface heating systems

Section 64 - Deleted

Section 66 - Amusement parks, midways, carnivals, film and TV sets, TV remote broadcasting locations, and travelling shows

Section 68 - Pools, tubs, and spas

Section 70 - Electrical requirements for factory-built relocatable structures and non-relocatable structures

Section 72 - Mobile home and recreational vehicle parks

Section 74 - Airport installations

Section 76 - Temporary wiring (See Appendix G)

Section 78 - Marinas, yacht clubs, marine wharves, structures, and fishing harbours

Section 80 - Cathodic protection

Section 82 - Closed-loop and pre-closed-loop power distribution

Section 84 - Interconnection of electric power production sources

Section 86 - Electric vehicle charging systems

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Appendix A - J and K