Delhi Judicial Services Prelims Exam (DJSE) 2022 has been successfully conducted on 24 April 2022 to recruit eligible aspirants for the Civil Judge post in the Delhi Civil Service (Judicial Branch). 

We understand you must have been flooded with mixed emotions of relief (exam completion) and anxiety (performance analysis); since you can only apply for the Delhi Judiciary Exam a maximum of six times only.

Here is the detailed Delhi Judiciary 2022 Exam Analysis to ease your anxiety. By digging into an examination analysis, you can reap the benefits of all of your hard work thus far.

Delhi Judicial Exam analysis will help you estimate your place among 123 vacancies.

Lets' discuss some highlights of the today's Delhi Judiciary 2022 Exam paper:

• There were direct questions from the Bare act and the Rapid Revision session of Judiciary Gold.
• The question paper was reading-intensive, which made it a bit lengthy.
• Delhi Judicial Services Exam (DJSE) 2022 was of moderate to difficult level.
• Arbitration, conciliation could be a deciding factor in Delhi Judiciary 2022 Exam as a significant chunk of questions were directly asked for this topic.

This article shall give you an overview of how the Delhi Judiciary 2022 exam was, including difficulty level, number of reasonable attempts, and more. 

Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022 for Major Laws: 

Tricky Questions:

• IPC and CrPC: Mostly situation based, illustration based, hypothetical based questions and procedures were asked. (You surely cannot miss out on this one !). 
• Concept-based questions were asked from CrPC and IPC.

• The Most Important Questions for CRPC, IPC & IEA by Judiciary Gold were very useful.

Direct Questions:

• Evidence
• Law of Contract
• Constitutional law ( one-liner questions)

Note: 

• The "What to skip" strategy played a significant role in the Delhi Judiciary Exam for the intelligent management of time.
• One-liners were a scoring part of the exam. 

 The question paper had repetitive questions from the Delhi Judiciary Previous Year Papers.

Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022 for  Minor and Unorthodox laws:

These topics had a considerable amount of questions.

• ICA: direct one-liner questions 
•  SRA limitation
• Arbitration, conciliation, and commercial courts: this topic was a surprise for many students who mostly skipped this topic.

Note: 

• Arbitration could be a deciding factor in Delhi Judiciary 2022 Exam as a significant chunk of questions were directly asked for this topic.

Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022 for Current Legal Affairs:

• This section is newly introduced in Delhi Judicial services exam however not many questions were found from the current Legal Affairs section in the Delhi Judicial Services Prelims Exam.

Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022 for English:

• English section was a significant relief for many. 
• It was of easy to moderate level.