Delhi Judiciary Result 2023

Reader's Digest: Do you know the Delhi High Court shortlisted only 301 candidates for the viva-voce? Check the last year's Delhi Judiciary Result PDF in this article. Read the blog to know the list of important documents you must keep handy for the provisional verification after the Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2023.

The result is the climax of months of preparation, missed birthday parties, early-morning lectures and late-night studies. The judiciary result is the deciding factor of your dream career of becoming a Civil Judge. 

The much-awaited Delhi Judiciary Result has finally been declared, and we couldn't be more thrilled! If you appeared in the Mains Exam, check the Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2022 to check whether you have qualified. 

Do you know the details mentioned in the Delhi Judiciary Result PDF? If not, check below:

• Name of the candidate
• Registration/roll number of candidate
• Category of candidate
• Total Marks in Civil Law - 1
• Total Marks in Civil Law - 2
• Total Marks in Criminal Law 
• Total secured marks in Delhi Judiciary Mains

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You are advised to stay tuned with us to get complete details of all the phases of Delhi Judicial Services 2022 Recruitment.

How to Check Delhi Judiciary Result 2023?

The result can be downloaded from the official website by following the steps given below:

• Step 1 - Visit the official website of the Delhi High Court to view the result PDF of the Delhi Judiciary 2023.
• Step 2 - Click on the tab Final Results and Cut-Off Marks: Delhi Judicial Services Competitive Examination.
• Step 3 - Log in using login credentials and press the submit button.
• Step 4 - The PDF of the result will be displayed on the screen.
• Step 5 - Download the result, obtain a printout, and save it for future reference.
• Step 6 - Press CTRL+F and type your name in the search box on the screen's top right corner.
• Step 7 - If you have qualified for the Delhi Judiciary Exam, the cursor will redirect to your name in the PDF.
• Step 8 - Save the PDF for future purposes.

Delhi Judiciary Merit List 2022 (Released)

The merit list will be released along with the Delhi civil judge exam result on the official website mentioning the list of candidates who have qualified for the exam in PDF form.

The list will be made in descending order consisting of names of all the students' marks obtained in the exam.

The Delhi High Court will decide upon the minimum qualifying marks in prelims to get shortlisted in the merit list in every category and then select them for the Mains Exam. 

• The Delhi Judicial Services Preliminary exam merit list will be published tentatively after a month after the examination.
• Delhi Judiciary Merit list 2022 will be released separately for Pre and Mains Examination.
• The Delhi Judiciary Merit list 2022 will include information such as the applicant's category-wise merit rank qualified in the examination and Mains merit list applicants are eligible to participate in the Interview process.
• You can be included in the Delhi Judiciary Merit List 2022 only if you secure more marks than the cut-off marks.
• You will be allotted ranks in the merit list based on your score.

Delhi Judiciary Prelims Result 2022 (Out)

The Delhi High Court shall release the Delhi PCS J prelims results of all the candidates who have qualified for the exam on the official website.

At the time of the result, it will be determined if the applicant meets the eligibility conditions set by the authorities, along with the accuracy of the information provided by the candidates.

Check out: Delhi Judiciary Exam Eligibility 2023

• Minimum qualifying marks in the Preliminary Examination shall be 60% for General and 55% for Reserved Categories, i.e. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Persons with Disability.
• Delhi PCS J Prelims Result is announced on the official website of the Delhi High Court. We will provide you with a direct result link as soon as it is published on the official website.
• Log in using your registration ID/Roll number and date of birth to find Delhi PCS J Result.
• The result card will contain the candidate's personal information, exam scores, total marks obtained, and Cut-off.
• The candidates who clear the mentioned cut-off qualify for the Mains exam.
• Marks Secured by the candidate in the Prelims Exams will not be considered for the final recruitment.

Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2022 (Out)

The Delhi High Court announced the result of the Delhi Judiciary Mains Exam 2022, conducted on 11th June and 12th July 2022.

A total of 301 candidates have been selected for the DJSE Mains exam.

Refer to these unknown facts about the Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2022 below:

• The list of selected candidates is available on the official website of the Delhi High Court.
• The Delhi Judiciary Mains exam is the second stage of the selection process for the post of Civil Judge in the Delhi High Court.
• A total of 1054 candidates appeared for the Delhi Judiciary Prelims exam, which was held on 24th June 2018.
• The Delhi High Court has also released the answer key for the Delhi Judiciary Mains exam.
• Taking into account the difficulty level of the test and the number of students who have taken part in it, the Court shall decide on the minimum percentage to be obtained by the applicant.
• The category of the candidate is General, OBC, SC, ST, or EWS; the cut-off scores will be displayed.
• The recruitment process only considers a student's Mains Exam and Interview Score.
• The candidates selected for the Delhi Judiciary Mains exam will now have to appear for the interview, which is the final stage of the selection process.
• The Delhi High Court will notify the date and venue of the interview in due course.
• The candidates selected for the Civil Judge in the Delhi High Court will be appointed on probation for two years.
• The candidates will be posted in the Delhi Judicial Service after completing the probationary period.

List of Documents Required After Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2023

A candidate, if declared successful in the Main Examination (Written), must send two sets of self-attested copies of the following documents to the Joint Registrar(Exams-DHJS & DJS), High Court of Delhi, within five days of the declaration of the result accompanied by a covering letter indicating their Roll No. And Application Number:-

• Proof of age (Certificate of Matriculation or other equivalent examination)
• Mark Sheets and Pass Certificates in respect of Xth and XIIth Class
• LL.B. degree or different equivalent law degrees
• Semester-wise Marksheets, Consolidated Marksheet, Certificates, and degrees of all courses passed or attended.
• Advocate "s license if practising/Proof of enrolment/Enrolment Certificate if enrolled with Bar.
• Pass Certificate in respect of All India Bar Examination, if qualified
• In case of a candidate who claims to belong to one of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe categories, a Certificate issued by a Sub-Divisional Officer/Additional District Magistrate/Revenue Assistant or any other Officer who the State Government has designated concerned as competent to issue such a certificate.
• In case of a candidate claiming reservation/relaxation on account of being a Person with a Disability (Blind/Low Vision)/(Hearing Impaired)/(Locomotor disability)/(Autism, intellectual disability, specific learning disability, and mental illness and Multiple disabilities mentioned under clauses (a) to (d) including deaf-blindness), a Certificate issued by a Government Hospital/Medical Board in support of their claim.
• In case of a candidate claiming relaxation in age because they are an Ex-Serviceman, Emergency Commissioned Officer or Short Service Commissioned Officer, documentary evidence in this regard.

What To Do If You Didn't Qualify Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2022?

First of all, don't be dishearted! As they say, "learn from yesterday. Live for today. Hope for tomorrow."

Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2022 PDF mentions the paper-wise marks.

Follow the below-mentioned steps to benefit from the Delhi Judiciary Mains Result 2022

• Note the marks for Civil Law - 1, Civil Law -2, and Criminal Law Paper. 
• Check the difference in the cut-off and the total marks scored by you.
• Download the DJSE 2022 question paper and calculate the marks of the sections you left.
• Add these to the cut-off to know how much effort you must make to qualify for the Delhi Judiciary Mains Exam.

Delhi Judiciary Viva Voce Result 2022

To qualify for the Delhi Judiciary interview, a candidate must obtain at least 40% marks in papers I and II.

The marks for the interview are allotted based on the candidate's performance in the interview.

Refer to these facts about the Delhi Judiciary viva-voce:

• The candidates' final selection is based on the marks obtained by the candidates in all three papers taken together.
• A Viva Voce test of 150 marks will be conducted for the successful candidates in the Mains written test.
• The qualifying score for the oral Viva Voce examination will be 50% for the general category and 45% for reserved categories. 
• The marks obtained in the Viva-voce will be added to the marks obtained in the Main Examination (Written) for preparing the final merit list.

Delhi Judiciary Cut-off 2022

Delhi Judiciary Cut-off is the minimum qualifying mark students must achieve to pass the examination.

The Cut-off of the DJSE Test is calculated on an overall basis. Officials of the High Court of Delhi shall announce a category-wise cut-off.

Delhi Judicial Services Examination Cut-offs depend on many factors, like:

• The difficulty level of the exam
• The total number of candidates who appeared in the exam
• Total Vacancies Check: Delhi Judiciary Vacancy List 2022
• Category of the candidate

Delhi Judiciary Selection Process 2023

The Delhi Judicial Services Recruitment examination will be conducted in three phases:

• Preliminary
• Mains 
• Interview Process

All three stages of the exam are qualifying in nature. Applicants are advised to go through the DJSE Selection before starting the preparation.

See the detailed selection process through the Delhi Judiciary Exam Pattern 2023 in the article below.

Delhi Judiciary Prelims 2023

The preliminary exam will consist of objective MCQ questions with 25% negative. Pre-exam will consist of a maximum of 200 marks.

And only the candidates who have been declared successful in this test will be eligible for the Main Examination.

In the Preliminary Examination, questions on the general knowledge and aptitude of the candidate, the candidate's power of expression, flair in English, knowledge of objective type legal problems, and their solutions covering the following:-

• Constitution of India
• Code of Civil Procedure
• Criminal Procedure Code
• Indian Penal Code
• Contract Act
• Partnership Act
• Arbitration Law
• Evidence Act
• Specific Relief Act
• Limitation Act

Delhi Judiciary Mains 2023

Candidates who will get shortlisted in the prelims exam are eligible to appear for the Mains website examination.

The Main Examination (Written) will include the following subjects (each subject to carry the number of marks shown against it):-

• General Knowledge and Language (250 Marks)
• Civil Law-I (200 Marks)
• Civil Law-II (200 Marks)
• Criminal Law (200 Marks)

The Qualifying marks for the Delhi judiciary Mains examination are 40% marks in each written paper and 50% marks in the aggregate for General Category Applicants and 35% in each written paper, and 45% in the total for reserved categories.

Delhi Judiciary Viva Voce 2023

A Viva Voce test of 150 marks will be conducted for the successful candidates in the Mains written test.

• The qualifying score for the oral Viva Voce examination will be 50% for the general category and 45% for reserved categories. 
• The marks obtained in the Viva-voce will be added to the marks obtained in the Main Examination (Written) for preparing the final merit list.

Summing Up - We have discussed all the information about the Delhi Judiciary Result in the above blog. The students eagerly waiting for the Delhi Judiciary Mains Result can check it. To read more blogs on Delhi Judiciary, click here. Happy Reading!

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