Overview:  Maharashtra Judiciary 2024 analysis will be released after the 2024 examination of prelims and Mains

The difficulty level of the examination this year was between easy to moderate.

There were direct questions in the examination from the bare act. Any aspirant who paid a lot of attention on the bare act during their preparation can easily get through Maharashtra Judiciary Prelims 2023.

In this article we will cover:

• Highlights of Maharashtra Judiciary exam.
• Maharashtra Judiciary Exam Analysis 2024
• Weightage of subjects in the prelims 2023 examination.

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Highlights of Maharashtra Judiciary exam 2024.

Difficulty level: Easy to Moderate

Number of Questions: 100

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Marking scheme: One marks for every right answer

Negative Marking: No

Important Subjects: Specific relief Act, Code of Civil Procedure, Code of Criminal Procedure, Indian Evidence Act, Limitation Act and Transfer of Property Act

The Maharashtra Judiciary Prelims examination was conducted on 9th September 2023. Giving below a detailed analysis of Maharashtra Judiciary exam 2023 for all the Judiciary aspirants preparing for Maharashtra Judiciary.

Maharashtra Judiciary Exam Analysis (Overview) 2024

This comprehensive analysis aims to provide an insightful review of the Maharashtra Judiciary question paper 2024, shedding light on the overall difficulty level and number of good attempts.

• The Maharashtra Judiciary Law Paper was on the easy to moderate
• The Procedural Laws were direct but the difficulty level was moderate
• No unusual or peculiar orders were asked in the exam.
• Questions from the Constitution were also Direct.
• The Transfer of Property Act had easy questions.

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• Minor laws had non-technical questions, mainly based on foundational knowledge.
• Minor Laws questions were basic and easy in nature.
• Questions from IPC were also direct with a moderate difficulty level.
• Code of Criminal Procedure had the most weightage with 12 questions asked from it with easy to moderate difficulty level.

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Weightage of subjects in the prelims 2024 examination.

Weightage of 2024 Examination will be released after the 2024 examination. For 2023 examination a total of 13 subjects were asked in the Maharashtra Judiciary Exam, 2023. Here is a breakdown of all the  subjects and the number of questions asked in these subjects.

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Subjects	Number of Questions	Question Numbers
Maharashtra Rent Control Act	10	6,33,41,46,58,62,69,73,87
Specific Relief Act	10	15,17,19,24,59,57,72,80,83,92
Sales of Goods Act	3	40,43,70
Partnership Act	3	40,43,70
Small Cause Court	1	16
Constitution of India	9	22,29,35,39,65,82,86,91,100
Indian Penal Code	9	3,7,13,18,,31,47,49,67,77
Code of Civil Procedure	10	2,25,26,27,30,51,63,84,89,97
Code of Criminal Procedure	12	8,20,23,28,36,42,53,61,68,78,85,88
Indian Evidence Act	10	5,10,14,21,32,34,37,60,66,98
Limitation Act	9	11,38,71,75,79,90,9395,96
Transfer of Property Act	10	1,4,9,45,50,56,64,76,94,99
Indian Contracts Act	5	12,44,52,74,81

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Conclusion:

This Maharashtra Judiciary Exam analysis helps you understand the structure of the examination of the previous Prelims Exam and will also give you an insight on how to prepare for Mains examination.

Students who focused mostly on bare acts have high chances of cracking Maharashtra Judiciary prelims 2024. The questions were mostly direct from the bare act and the index of the bare act.

For Maharashtra Judiciary Mains preparation, focus not just on the bare act but also on your writing and translation skills. The Maharashtra Judiciary 2024 Mains examination is expected to have a moderate to difficult level of difficulty.

All the best!