Overview: The Delhi Judiciary 2024 Prelims Exam was conducted on 17th December, 2023. The official Notification for the Delhi Judiciary Exam 2024 was issued on November 6th 2023.

The Delhi Judiciary Exam 2024 is one of the toughest exams for Judiciary Exam but the difficulty level of 2024 Prelims of Delhi Judiciary Exam was moderate however, the paper was lengthy and time consuming. 

The Mains examination of Delhi Judiciary 2024 was conducted on 13th and 14th April 2024. The brief analysis of the examination is given below in this article.

Keep reading for  a detailed section wise exam analysis, good number of attempts, safe score and cut offs for the Delhi Judiciary Prelims & Mains 2024

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Delhi Judiciary Prelims Exam Analysis 2024 Subject wise 

The Delhi Judiciary Prelims Exam has 200 questions. In the Delhi Judiciary Prelims Exam 2024 there were 175 questions from Law, 15 questions from English and 10 questions from Legal GK. The number of questions asked from each subject are as follows:

Subject	Number of Questions asked in the DJS Prelims 2024
Code of Criminal Procedure	30
Code of Civil Procedure	30
Indian Penal Code	25
Indian Evidence Act	18
Arbitration and Conciliation Act	16
Constitution	12
Limitation Act	10
Commercial Courts Act	10
Indian Contracts Act	8
Specific Relief Act	5
POCSO	5
LLP	3
Legal Maxims	2
Rent Control Act	1
English	15
Legal GK	10

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Key Highlights of the Delhi Judiciary Exam Prelims Analysis 2024:

• The paper was easy to moderate 
• The paper was lengthy 
• A lot of statement based questions were asked in the exam
• Questions from CPC were lengthy and time consuming 
• English was one of the easiest sections
• Questions from Legal GK were direct.

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Delhi Judiciary Prelims Answer Key 2024 

The official Answer key is expected to release within one week from the conclusion of the exam on the official website of Delhi High Court. You can calculate your scores basis the answer key released. While calculating your scores add one mark for each correct answer and deduct 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. While calculating the scores from the official answer key if the candidate feels that that their are any objections, errors, mistakes in the official answer key the candidate can raise objections against the same. 

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Delhi Judiciary Prelims 2024 Cut off

Delhi Judiciary 2024: Expected Cut off 140-155 for prelims.

The cut off will decide whether the candidate will qualify for Delhi Judiciary Mains exam. In the Delhi Judiciary Prelims 2022 anything between 165-175 is a good number of attempt and a score ranging from 135 to 145 and beyond is a safe score. The candidates will have to wait until the official merit list is out. Until the final merit list is out candidates should evaluate their scores and basis the evaluation should starting preparing for the mains examination. 

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Delhi Judiciary Prelims Exam Analysis 2024

Key Highlights of the Delhi Judiciary Exam Mains Analysis 2024:

Paper 1:

1. The paper was overall difficult.
2. The questions from minor laws were asked and overall the difficulty level was high.
3. There were questions from unexepected areas, including the major and minor laws.
4. The paper was overall lengthy.

Delhi Judicial Exam Analysis 2022

Let's discuss some highlights of the Delhi Judiciary 2022 Prelims Exam:

• 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 Prelims Exam (DJSE) 2022 was moderate to difficult.
• Arbitration and 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 the Delhi Judiciary 2022 exam, including difficulty level, number of reasonable attempts, and more. 

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Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022 for Major Laws

Tricky Questions:

• IPC and CrPC: Mostly situation-based, illustration-based, and hypothetical-based, questions and procedures were asked. (You surely cannot miss out on this one !). 
• CrPC and IPC asked concept-based questions.
• The Most Important Questions for CRPC, IPC & IEA by Judiciary Gold were beneficial.

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 intelligent time management, and the one-liners were a scoring part of the exam. 

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 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 surprised many students who mostly skipped this topic.

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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 the Delhi Judicial services exam. However, few questions were found from the current Legal Affairs section in the Delhi Judicial Services Prelims Exam.

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Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022 for English

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

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Conclusion: