Updated On : January 27, 2023
What are the main subjects in the judiciary? Is the Judiciary tough or UPSC? Which subject is best for the judiciary? Where can I find the judiciary exam syllabus? What is included in the civil judge exam syllabus? Do I need to study all the topics of the judicial service exam syllabus?
These are the most commonly asked questions of all judiciary aspirants related to the judge exam syllabus.
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The syllabus is the backbone of each examination. Hence, it is the first thing every aspirant must know to ace the upcoming Judiciary exams in 2023.
Each state has its syllabus and question paper structure for the judicial services test.
Also, note that the syllabus will vary for prelims, mains, and interviews/viva-voce. As a result, it is necessary to be familiar with the detailed syllabus of the state for which you are applying.
Read this article will walk you through the detailed Judiciary Exam Syllabus and subject-wise essential topics.
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As said above, the syllabus will vary for each state-level judiciary exam. However, few subjects are included in almost all the state-wise Judiciary Exams.
Let us look at the standard topics of the Judiciary Exams and plan your preparation accordingly:
General Knowledge
Proficiency in English Language and Aptitude
Constitutional law
Contract Law and Tort Law
Transfer of Property law
Indian Evidence Act
Law of Torts
Along with these subjects, there are a few states which have other topics as well. You can go through all the other subjects from the table below:
The magistrate exam syllabus for the mains will vary depending on each state. However, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, Maharashtra, and Jammu & Kashmir states will have almost the same syllabus for mains.
Here is the list of subjects included in the mains syllabus:
Paper I: Essay, precise writing, Grammar
Paper II: Objective test, Aptitude Test
Paper III: Transfer of Property, Civil Procedure Code, Indian Contract Act, Constitution of India
Paper IV: Indian Penal Code, CrPC, Law of Torts, Indian Evidence Act
As we all know, the MP Judiciary exam 2023 has three stages: prelims, mains, and viva-voce.
The preliminary exam is in the objective format, where you must answer 150 questions. After you qualify for the preliminary exam, you are successfully eligible for the Mains exam. The main examination comprises four papers, each carrying 100 marks, which are essay-based.
Here is the detailed MP Judiciary Syllabus you need to prepare for the prelims and mains exam:
The prelims question paper consists of 100 Multiple Choice Questions for 100 marks. Check out the table below to know the important topics of the MP Judiciary Prelims Syllabus:
Specific Relief Act | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | MP Accommodation ct |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | Personal Law | MP Land Revenue Act |
The MP Judiciary Mains Exam includes four papers, each with 100 marks. You will be tested on the following topics in the exam:
Paper 1 - Civil Law and procedure |
Paper 2-Criminal law and procedure |
Paper 3 - Writing Skill, Court Practice, Translation, and Current Legal Knowledge |
Paper 4 - Judgment writing |
Check out the list of important topics you need to prepare for the Delhi Judiciary Exam.
You have to focus more on topics like the Indian Evidence Act, the Constitution of India, the Indian Contract Act, the Indian Penal Code, Law of Torts, as most of the questions are asked from these topics in the prelims exam.
Check out the detailed syllabus for the judiciary exam from the table below:
General Knowledge | Aptitude | Candidate's Power of Expression | English |
Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure | Code of Criminal Procedure | Indian Penal Code |
Contract Act | Partnership Act | Principles Governing Arbitration Law | Evidence Act |
Specific Relief Act and Limitation Act | - | - | - |
In the main exams, you will be tested on civil law, criminal law, judgment writing, etc.
Paper 1 - Essay & GK & Language | |
General Knowledge | Essay, Precis Writing & Language (Translation) |
Paper 2 - Civil Law I | |
Indian Contract Law | Indian Sale of Goods Act |
Indian Partnership Act | Specific Relief Act |
Hindu Law | Mohammedan Law |
Delhi Rent Control Act | Law of Torts |
Paper 3 - Civil Law II | |
Civil Procedure Code | Law of Evidence |
Law of Limitation | Law of Registration |
Paper 4 - Criminal Law | |
Criminal Procedure Code | Indian Penal Code |
Indian Evidence Act | - |
Here is the list of important topics you need to prepare for the Bihar Judicial Services exam's prelims and mains exam:
The Bihar Prelims include two papers, GK and Law. GK is conducted for 100 marks, while the Law paper is for 150 marks.
General Knowledge, including Current Affairs | Elementary General Science | Law of Evidence & Procedure | Constitutional and Administration Law of India |
Hindu Law & Muhammadan Law | Law of Transfer of Property and Principles of Equity | Law of Contracts and Torts | Commercial Law |
BPSC Civil Judge Syllabus includes five compulsory and three optional papers. Check out the table below to know the list of essential topics.
Compulsory Paper | |
General Knowledge, including Current Affairs | Elementary General Science |
General Hindi | General English |
Law of Evidence and Procedure | - |
Optional Paper | |
Constitutional and Administration Law of India | Hindu Law & Muhammadan Law |
Transfer of Property Act, Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts, and Specific Relief | Law of Contracts and Torts |
Commercial Law | - |
Click to Read Bihar Judiciary Syllabus
The Rajasthan Judiciary exam is conducted in three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Viva-voce. Here is the detailed syllabus of the Rajasthan Judiciary's prelims and mains exams.
Download the RJS magistrate exam syllabus for prelims and Mains and prepare for the exam.
In the prelims exam, 70% weightage will be given to Law Paper 1 and Law Paper 2, and 30% weightage will be given to test proficiency in Hindi and English.
Check out the table below to learn the detailed syllabus of the RJS Mains exam:
Paper 1 - Law Paper I | |
Constitution of India | Civil Procedure Code |
Contact law | Tort laws |
Motor vehicle law | Rent control law |
Personal laws | Law of Transfer of Property |
Paper 2 - Law Paper-II | |
Criminal law | Narcotic Law |
Law relating to cybercrimes and electricity theft | Law of probation |
Law on juvenile delinquency | - |
Paper 3 Language Paper 1 | |
Hindi essay writing | Grammar |
Paper 4 Language Paper 2 | |
English essay writing | Translation |
Grammar | - |
Download Rajasthan Judiciary Syllabus PDF
The UP PCS J exam is conducted in three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Viva-voce.
To score well in the prelims exam, you need to focus more on topics like International Organizations, Indian Constitution, Civil Procedure Code, Indian economics, and international affairs, as most of the questions will be asked from these topics:
Check out the detailed syllabus for the judiciary exam from the table below:
General Knowledge | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Principle of Muslim Laws |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | International Organization | Current International Affairs |
Paper 1 - General Knowledge |
Paper 2 - Language |
Paper 3 - Law I Substantive Law |
Paper 4 - Law II Procedure & Evidence |
Paper 5 - Law III Penal, Revenue & Local Laws |
The Haryana Civil Judge exam comprises prelims, mains, and viva-voce. Here is the detailed judicial service exam syllabus of the HCS J exam.
The prelims exam consists of 125 objective-type multiple questions, and each question carries four marks. The HCS J Prelims Syllabus comprises five sections: English, General Knowledge, Analytical Skills, Reasoning, and Aptitude.
General Knowledge and Current Affairs | Proficiency in English Language and Aptitude | Constitutional law | IPC, CPC, CrPC, and the Indian Evidence Act |
Contract Law and Tort Law | Transfer of Property law | - | - |
The Mains exam includes five papers, and each paper lasts 3 hours.
Let us have a look t the detailed syllabus of the Haryana Civil Judiciary Mains exam:
Paper 1 - Civil Law I | |
Code of Civil Procedure | Punjab Courts Act |
Indian Contract Act | Indian Sale of Goods Act |
Indian Partnership Act | Specific Relief Act |
Paper 2 - Civil Law II | |
Hindu Law | Muslim Law and Customary Law |
Law of Registration and Limitation | - |
Paper 3 - Criminal Law | |
Indian Penal Code | Code of Criminal Procedure |
Indian Evidence Act | - |
Paper 4 - English | |
Words and phrases | Comprehension |
Corrections | - |
Paper 5 - Language | |
Hindi in Devanagari Script | - |
Click to Read Haryana Judiciary Syllabus
Here is the brief PCS Judicial Services Exam syllabus for Arunachal Pradesh state.
Go through the topic-wise important topics and enhance your preparation for the exam:
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Penal Code |
Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the official language of the state of Assam | - |
Let us look at the table below to learn the detailed Civil Judge Exam Syllabus for the Arunachal Pradesh Mains exam:
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
Let us look at the detailed Syllabus of the Judicial Services Exam for Assam state below:
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Penal Code |
Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the official language of the state of Assam | - |
Check the table below for all the essential topics of the Judiciary Exam Syllabus for the Assam Mains exam:
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
Here, let us look at the detailed Judicial Services Exam Syllabus for both prelims and mains exams.
Here is the detailed Chhattisgarh Judiciary Syllabus for the preliminary examination:
Indian Penal Code | Code of Civil Procedure | Criminal Procedure Code | Indian Evidence Act |
Constitution of India | Transfer of Property Act | Contract Act | Limitation Act |
The Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act, 2011 | Court Fee Act | Specific Relief Act | Registration Act |
Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code | The Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881 | The Chattisgarh Excise Act of 1915 | - |
Topics |
Framing of Issues and Writing of Judgement in Civil Cases |
Framing of Charges and Writing of Judgement in Criminal Cases |
Translation of English to Hindi |
Translation of Hindi to English |
Let us have a look at the detailed syllabus of the Judicial Services Exam for Goa prelims and mains:
The Constitution of India | The Indian Contract | The Specific Relief Act | The Limitation Act |
Sale of Goods Act | Indian Partnership Act | The Code of Civil Procedure | Transfer of Property Act |
The Easement Act | Family Laws in Goa | Land Laws | Code of Criminal Procedure |
Indian Penal Code | Evidence Act | Negotiable Instrument Act | SC & ST Act |
The Mains exam includes two papers, as explained below:
Paper 1 | |
The Indian Contract Act of 1872 | The Specific Relief Act of 1963 |
The Limitation Act of 1963 | Sales of Goods Act of 1930 |
Indian Partnership Act of 1932 | The Code of Civil Procedure Code of 1908 |
Transfer of Property Act of 1882 | The Easement Act of 1882 |
Family Laws in Goa | Land Laws in Goa |
Paper 2 | |
The Code of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 | The Indian Penal Code of 1860 |
The Evidence Act of 1872 | The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 |
The Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881 | Essay on Current Legal Topics |
Here are the details about the Himachal Judiciary Syllabus for both prelims and mains examinations.
Code of Civil Procedure | Indian Stamp Act | Indian Evidence Act | Himachal Pradesh Courts Act |
Specific Relief Act | Indian Penal Code | Code of Criminal Procedure | Chapter XVII of the Negotiable Instruments Act |
HP Excise Act | Wildlife Protection Act | Indian Forest Act | - |
Paper 1 - Civil Law I | |
Code of Civil Procedure | Indian Stamp Act |
Indian Evidence Act | Himachal Pradesh Courts Act |
Specific Relief Act | - |
Paper 2 - Civil Law II | |
Indian Contract Act | Hindu Law |
Transfer of Property Act | Himachal Pradesh Urban Rent Control Act |
Indian Limitation Act | - |
Paper 3 - Criminal Law | |
Indian Penal Code | Code of Criminal procedure |
Chapter XVII of the Negotiable Instruments Act | HP Excise Act |
Wildlife Protection Act | Indian Forest Act |
Paper 4 - English | |
English Composition | Translation of Hindi to English |
Paper 5 - Language | |
Essay in Hindi | Translation of English to Hindi |
Composition |
Candidates must be aware of the detailed Judicial Services Exam Syllabus of Jammu & Kashmir.
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Contract Act |
Indian Penal Code | Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the Official Language of the State of Assam |
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
To help candidates, we have provided a detailed Jharkhand Judiciary syllabus of prelims and Mains here.
Specific relief Act | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Principle of Muslim Laws |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | Personal Law | - |
Paper 1 | |
Indian Penal Code | Code of Criminal Procedure Code |
Indian Evidence Act | Limitation Act |
Paper 2 | |
Civil Procedure Code | Transfer of Property |
Indian Contract Act | Sales of Goods Act |
Arbitration and Conciliation Act | - |
Paper 3 | |
Hindu Law | Muslim Law, |
Rent Control Law | Specific Relief Act, |
Jurisprudence | - |
Paper 4 | |
Hindi and English | - |
Knowing the detailed pattern and Karnataka Judiciary Syllabus will help candidates to better prepare for the exam.
Specific Relief Act | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Karnataka Rent Act |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | Personal Law | - |
Paper 1 | |
Depositions | Judgments |
Documents | - |
Paper 2 | |
Civil Procedure Code, | Criminal Procedure Code |
Indian Evidence Act | Principles of Pleading |
Indian Constitution | |
Paper 3 | |
Framing of issues and writing judgments in civil cases | - |
Paper 4 | |
Framing of charges and writing judgments in criminal cases | - |
Knowing the Judiciary exam syllabus of the Kerala state will help candidates better understand how they can plan their preparation.
Specific Relief Act | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Kerala Building Act |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | Personal Law | - |
Paper 1 | |
English Grammar | General Essays |
Translation of Malayalam Documents | Depositions to English |
Paper 2 | |
Indian Contract Act | Transfer of Property |
Limitation Act | Specific Relief Act |
Dissolution of the Muslim Marriage Act | Kerala Municipality Act |
Paper 3 | |
Indian Penal Code | Indian Evidence Act |
Juvenile Justice Act | Probation of Offenders Act |
Paper 4 | |
Code of Civil Procedure | Civil Rules of Practice |
Kerala Civil Courts Act Code of criminal procedure | Framing of charges and issues |
Here is the detailed Civil Judge Syllabus for the Maharashtra state.
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Contract Act |
Indian Penal Code | Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the Official Language of the State of Assam |
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
Know the detailed syllabus of the Judicial Services Exam for Manipur prelims and mains here:
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Contract Act |
Indian Penal Code | Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the Official Language of the State of Assam |
The Mains exam includes four papers, as explained below:
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
Go through the detailed Mizoram state Civil Judge exam syllabus.
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Contract Act |
Indian Penal Code | Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the Official Language of the State of Assam |
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
Knowing the Judicial Services exam syllabus of the Nagaland state will help candidates to understand how to prepare for the exam as per the latest syllabus.
The Nagaland Prelims question paper includes Multiple Choice Questions for 100 marks.
General Knowledge | Aptitude, English | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Indian Contract Act | Indian Contract Act |
Indian Penal Code | Indian Evidence Act | Law of Torts | Proficiency in the Official Language of the State of Assam |
Paper 1 Syllabus | |
Essay | Precise Writing |
Grammar | - |
Paper 2 Syllabus | |
Objective Test | Aptitude Test |
Paper 3 Syllabus | |
Transfer of Property Act | Constitution of India |
Civil Procedure Code | Indian Contract Act |
Paper 4 Syllabus | |
Indian Penal Code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Law of Torts | Indian Evidence Act |
Go through the detailed Odisha state Judiciary exam syllabus from the post below.
Specific relief Act | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Principle of Muslim Laws |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | Personal Law | - |
Paper 1 - General English | |
Paper 2 - Procedural Laws | |
Civil procedure code | Criminal Procedure Code |
Indian Evidence Act | - |
Paper 3 - Optional | |
Law of Crime and Law of torts | Hindu and Muslim Law |
Law of Property | Law of Contract |
Jurisprudence | Constitution of India |
Before starting the preparation, candidates must know the detailed Punjab Judiciary Syllabus of both prelims and mains.
General Knowledge and Current Affairs | Proficiency In English Language and Aptitude | Constitutional law | IPC, CPC, CrPC, and The Indian Evidence Act |
Contract Law and Tort Law | Transfer of Property law | - | - |
Paper 1 - Civil Law I | |
Code of Civil procedure | Punjab Courts Act |
Indian Contract Act | Indian Sale of Goods Act |
Indian Partnership Act | Specific Relief Act |
Paper 2 - Civil Law II | |
Hindu Law | Muslim Law and Customary Law |
Law of Registration and Limitation | - |
Paper 3 - Criminal Law | |
Indian Penal Code | Code of Criminal procedure |
Indian Evidence Act | - |
Paper 4 - English | |
Words and phrases | Comprehension |
Corrections | - |
Paper 5 - Language | |
Hindi in Devanagari Script | - |
The Sikkim Judiciary Exam includes only the written exam and Viva-voce.
Paper 1 | |
Procedural law | Local law |
Indian Evidence Act | Limitation Act |
Paper 2 | |
Hindu Law | Contract law |
Sales of goods act | Partnership Act |
Specific Relief Act | General Clauses Act |
transfer of property Act | Indian Penal Code |
Constitutional law | - |
The Uttarakhand PCS J exam involves prelims, mains, and interviews.
General Knowledge | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Principle of Muslim Laws |
Indian Penal Code | - | - | - |
Paper 1 - Present Day | |
Current Events related to India & World | Recent Developments in Legal Field |
Jurisprudence | International Law |
Paper 2 - Language | |
Translation from English to Hindi | Translation from Hindi to English |
Precis Writing in English | - |
Law Paper 1 | |
Contract | Partnership |
Trust, Easement and Equity | Law of Torts |
Transfer of Property Act | Hindu Law |
Muslim Law | Specific Relief Act |
Law Paper 2 | |
Evidence Act | Criminal Procedure Code |
Civil Procedure Code | |
Law Paper 3 | |
Indian Penal Code | UP Zamindari Abolition & Land Reforms Act |
Uttarakhand Judiciary Syllabus 2023
Go through the West Bengal Judiciary exam syllabus and enhance your preparation for the upcoming exam.
General Knowledge | Indian Evidence Act | Constitution of India | Code of Civil Procedure |
Criminal Procedure Code | Transfer of Property Act | Principle of Hindu Laws | Principle of Muslim Laws |
Indian Penal Code | Jurisprudence | Personal Law | - |
Paper 1 - Compulsory | |
English composition | Bengali |
general knowledge | Civil law |
Criminal law | Contract law |
Transfer of Property Act | - |
Paper 2 - Optional Papers | |
Hindu law | Muslim law |
Jurisprudence and principles of legislation | Laws relating to companies and insurance |
Law of Trusts and Specific relief | Partnership Act |
Law of limitation | Constitutional law |
West Bengal Judiciary Syllabus 2023
In the Andhra Pradesh Judicial Services exam, your proficiency and knowledge are tested on the following topics:
Comprising of the Indian Contract act | Hindu marriage act |
Hindu succession act | Easements act |
Specific relief act | Limitation Act |
Transfer of property act | Indian penal code |
Negotiable instruments act | Protection of women from domestic violence act |
Registration act | Indian stamp act |
AP buildings (Leas, Rent, Eviction) control act | - |
You are advised to focus more on the following topics to score well in the exam:
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