Updated On : September 6, 2023
Reader’s Digest - Are you ready to know how to excel in your Chhattisgarh Judiciary Prelims preparation? This blog has everything to guide you with the best preparation strategy. So, let's get started!
The Chhattisgarh High Court and Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission (CGPSC) jointly every year conduct this examination for the post of Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division Cum Junior Magistrate).
The notification of the examination is released on their official website. This examination is divided into 3 levels, Prelims, Mains and Interview. A candidate needs to qualify through all the levels to be selected as a Civil Judge.
The last Preliminary Examination for the Civil Judge post was conducted on 26th February 2023.
Focus on Bare Acts:
Understand the Syllabus:
Create a Blueprint:
Guided Approach:
Avoid Wasting Time and Money:
Choose the Right Coaching Institute:
Stay Consistent:
Practice with Mock Tests:
Revision is Crucial:
Stay Updated:
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Here's a step-by-step guide to help you prepare for the Chhattisgarh Judiciary Prelims:
Know the Pattern and Syllabus:
Identify Weak Subjects:
Create a Daily Timetable:
Important Sections and Areas:
Prepare for Mains and Prelims Simultaneously:
Practice Papers:
Regular Practice and Strategy:
Effective Revision:
Initial Focus Areas:
Guidance and Mentorship:
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For your major chunk of preparation, you should read your bare act and can choose prep books from the following list:
Textbook on Indian Penal Code |
K.D. Gaur, Ratanlal |
The LK.D.of Evidence |
Batuklal |
Indian Contract Act |
R.K. Bangia, Dr Avtar Singh |
Limitation Act |
J.D. Jain |
Civil Procedure with Limitation Act |
C.K. Takwani |
Criminal Procedure |
R. V. Kelkar's Criminal Procedure |
Introduction to the Constitution of India |
Durgadas Basu, Prof. M.P.Singh & V.N.Shukla |
Specific Relief Paperback |
Dr Avtar Singh |
Chhattisgarh Civil Judge Exam Guide |
R.Gupta's |
Chhattisgarh Rent Control & Tenancy Law |
Dr Rajendra Kumar Sinha |
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Given below is a set made out of all the subjects in Chhattisgarh Judiciary, you can make your own sets or follow the one mentioned below. Start with the Bare Acts and then further go into detail with reference books.
Subjects |
How to start |
Indian Penal Code Contract Act Property Act Court Fees Act |
Start with a mix of subjects you find easy and difficult. Do not take all easy or all difficult subjects. You can start with this set for the first 30-40 days. Make sure you make all the notes while reading bare acts |
Evidence Act Limitation Act Specific Relief Act Negotiable Instruments Act |
Bare Acts are a must for preparing any subject. Do not rely only on books and PYPs. Index of Bare Act can be really helpful in memorizing the sections, keep a note if it. Also, mark important sections and previously asked sections for your reference in the bare acts. |
CrPC Registration Act Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code The Chhattisgarh Excise Act, 1915 |
Subjects like CrPC can take a lot of toll on your time and efforts. Ensure that you break it down in parts while learning and memorizing. Pair it with easy subjects while learning so that it does not feel burdensome. |
The Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act, 2011 Code of Civil Procedure Indian Evidence Act |
Spend time in revising the subjects you have already covered |
Make sure that you always keep yourself updated on all the legal news and important recent judgments. It will play a vital role in your interview later and will help you understand the law better.
Most questions in Chhattisgarh Judiciary Prelims are direct, therefore it is a must to read everything from the Bare Acts.
Students can refer to other books for concepts and note making.
Start making notes from the first day itself, it will help you in understanding the concepts better and you will be able to remember the sections easily.
Making tables and charts can also be helpful in simplifying the sections, orders and acts.
Make a timetable for yourself, follow a schedule given by your mentor or faculty and keep track of your progress in preparation by giving regular mocks and tests.
You cannot cover everything at once. Make a mix of difficult and easy subjects for your preparation. Keep track of legal updates by reading the newspaper regularly.
Mock tests are a must. Mocks help you in getting into the feel of the exam and your score in mock tests also give you a clear image of your preparation progress.
Ask as many doubts as possible. Do not shy away from asking doubts from your teachers and mentors, no matter how silly they sound, asking will help you grow and learn better.
Do not stress, stress will pull your confidence down and will affect your preparation adversely. Keep yourself motivated, do not stress, stick to your preparation and stay away from unnecessary distractions.
Mock tests give the real picture; therefore, it is a must to solve as many mock tests as possible. And if you are unable to solve the mocks, you can also practice questions. Make a target to solving at least 350-400 questions per day after completing your syllabus thoroughly or if only a few days are left for your exam.
Nothing beats the power of consistency. If you are regular with your studies and follow your timetable properly, you can easily crack Judiciary in a single attempt. Remember that consistency can be a game changer.
Nothing beats the power of consistency. If you are regular with your studies and follow your timetable properly, you can easily crack Judiciary in a single attempt.
PYPs help you in understanding the Chhattisgarh Judiciary syllabus a lot better.
It develops a better understanding of the more important and less important areas of any subject.
You also get a fair idea of the directness of questions while getting into the feel of the examination when you solve the paper.
Analyzing all the previous year's papers can make you understand how the pattern might have evolved in all the years and will give an insight on how the upcoming exam can be.
Do not forget to discuss all the important areas with your Mentors for a better approach towards your examination.
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Bare Acts Foundation: Master bare acts for core legal understanding, crucial for exam success.
Syllabus Clarity: Understand syllabus thoroughly to plan and cover all topics effectively.
Structured Strategy: Create organized study plan from start, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
Guided Learning: Seek advice from mentors, seniors for valuable insights.
Resource Value: Reliable resources prevent time and money wastage.
Coaching Advantage: Reputable coaching aids with materials, expert guidance.
Consistent Effort: Regular, focused study surpasses last-minute cramming.
Mock Tests Benefits: Practice mocks, past papers for pattern familiarity.
Effective Revision: Regularly revise for better retention.
Stay Updated: Be aware of syllabus, pattern changes.
Personalized Guidance: Mentorship tailors strategy to you.
Past Papers Use: Previous papers reveal crucial topics, question types.
Balanced Approach: Mix easy, tough subjects in study plan.
Consistency Wins: Regularity is key to single-attempt success.
Overwhelm Management: Follow tips, seek mentorship for focused prep.
We hope this blog solves all your doubts about how you can prepare for the Chhattisgarh judiciary prelims examination for a good result. Happy Reading!
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