UP Judiciary Recruitment 2021 - Check Exam Dates & Vacancies
Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission will soon release the official notification to fill in various Civil Judge posts in the Uttar Pradesh Civil Service (Judicial Branch).
The exam is conducted in three stages: preliminary exam followed by mains and interview round. All three phases of the exam are qualifying in nature.
If you aspire to become a civil judge in the Uttar Pradesh High Court, you must have completed your bachelor's degree from a recognized university.
Also, your minimum age should be 22 years, and the maximum age is 35 years. The final selection will be based on the marks scored in the mains (written) exam and the interview.
To know more about the UP Judiciary Exam, read through the post that will give you complete insight about the exam dates, number of vacancies, the application process, exam pattern, and more.
UP Judiciary Notification 2021
The official notification will be released on the official website of the UP Public Service Commission.
To apply for the UP Judicial Services exam, you must hold a bachelor's of law degree from a recognized university. Also, your age should be between 22-35 years to fill the online form.
The UP PCS J 2021 notification will have important information like eligibility criteria, important dates, syllabus, etc. You can download the previous year's notification below to know more about the examination.
Download UP Judiciary Notification (Previous Year)
Uttar Pradesh Judiciary 2021 Exam Dates
Let us have a look at the table below to know all the important events related to the UP Judiciary 2021 Exam.
| Events |
Dates (Tentative) |
| UP Judiciary Notification |
November 2021 |
| Starting Date of Online Application |
November 2021 |
| Last Date of Online Application |
December 2021 |
| UP Judicial Service Prelims Examination |
To be Notified |
| UP Judiciary Mains Examination |
To be Notified |
| UP Judiciary Exam Interview |
To be Notified |
UP PCS J Vacancy 2021
This year, it is expected that the Uttar Pradesh High Court will release 95 vacancies. However, the number of vacancies may increase or decrease as per the requirement. The high court releases the category-wise vacancies.
You need to check the vacancy list before proceeding with the application form. We will update you category-wise UP Civil Judge vacancy list as soon as the commission releases the notification.
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To help you get an idea about the number of vacancies, we have provided previous year category-wise vacancies in the table below.
| Category |
Vacancy |
| General |
306 |
| OBC |
164 |
| SC |
128 |
| ST |
12 |
UP PCS J Salary 2021
The salary of the Uttar Pradesh Civil Judge High Court ranges between Rs. 27,700 - Rs. 44,700 per month. Apart from the Uttar Pradesh Judiciary Salary, the civil judge is entitled to get many other allowances and perks, and those are as follows.
- House Rent Allowance
- Travel Allowance
- Electricity Bill
- Phone Bill
- Water Bill
- Car Facility
- Vehicle Maintenance
- Pension after Retirement
UP Judiciary Exam Eligibility Criteria 2021
Those who will satisfy certain eligibility requirements are eligible to apply for the exam. The detailed UP PCS J Exam Eligibility Criteria regarding age limit, educational qualification, and nationality are below.
- You must have completed a Bachelor of Laws from the any recognized University of Uttar Pradesh.
- You must be a Citizen of India.
- Your age should be between 22-35 years to apply for the UP Judiciary Exam.
Uttar Pradesh Judiciary Application Process 2021
You can fill the UP Judiciary Application Form only in online mode. If you are interested in applying for the UP Judiciary exam, please fill the online form on or before the last date. You can follow the steps mentioned below while filling the online form.
- Visit the official website of UP Public Service Commission, i.e., uppsc.up.nic.in
- On the Home page, click on the "New Registration" tab
- Enter all the required details like name, mobile number, e-mail ID, etc. and click on the "Register" button
- The system will generate a new user ID and password, and the same will be sent to your registered mobile number.
- Re-login to the website using registration ID and password
- Provide the required details such as personal details, educational details, and other details correctly
- Upload the documents as per the specifications given in the official notification
- Then, pay the required fee for your application as per the category
UPPSC PCS J Application fee
The application fee can be paid only online using a debit card, credit card, or NEFT.
- For General & OBC category - Rs. 125
- ST/ST/PWD category - Rs. 65.
- For the PwD category, the application fee is Rs. 25
Uttar Pradesh Judiciary Admit Card 2021
UPPSC will release the admit card two weeks before the commencement of the examination. The Commission (UPPSC) will release PCS J Admit Card on its official portal. You will have to log in to the portal using the user ID and password to download the admit card.
Note that any disparity/discrepancy in the details mentioned in the admit card and the ones provided during registration will result in the cancellation of your candidature.
The following details are mentioned on the UP Judiciary Admit Card: Name & Date of Birth, User Id/Registration Number, Category, Exam Date and Time, Exam Center, Signature & Photograph, Exam Day Instructions.
UP Judiciary Exam Pattern 2021
The exam pattern of UP Judiciary 2021 involves three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Viva-voce. All three stages of the exams are qualifying in nature.
As per the notification, you must score above the cut-off to be eligible for the next stage of the selection process. Let us look at the detailed UP Judiciary Exam Pattern for all the stages in the post below.
UPPSC PCS J Prelims Exam Pattern
The Preliminary round of UPPSC PCS J consists of two papers viz. Paper 1: General Studies and Paper 2: Law.
Paper 1 Exam Pattern
Paper 1 General Studies consists of everything ranging from dynamic Current Affairs to Static Social Sciences.
| UPPSC PCS J Prelims Paper 1 |
| Medium of Paper |
Offline |
| Mode of Paper |
Objective MCQ |
| Exam Duration |
2 hours |
| Total Marks |
150 |
| Total Questions |
75-100 (expected) |
| Reward on Right Answer |
+2 (expected) |
| Penalty on the Wrong Answer |
-0.5 (expected) |
| *unattempted questions are not considered for evaluation |
Paper 2 Exam Pattern
Paper 2 of the UP Judiciary Prelims exam includes day-to-day happenings around India as well as the world.
| UPPSC PCS J Prelims Paper 2 |
| Medium of Paper |
Offline |
| Mode of Paper |
Objective MCQ |
| Exam Duration |
2 hours |
| Total Marks |
300 |
| Total Questions |
150 (expected) |
| Reward on Right Answer |
+2 (expected) |
| Penalty on the Wrong Answer |
-0.5 (expected) |
| *unattempted questions are not considered for evaluation |
UPPSC PCS J Mains Exam Pattern
There are five papers, each holding marks worth 200 in Mains level of the examination. The mode of examination of PCS J Mains is the offline subjective mode.
Marks held by individual questions range from 5 to 20 marks, and you are expected to provide a holistic approach with benefits, challenges, and a way forward to the issue of discussion.
| UPPSC PCS J Mains Paper 2 |
| Medium of Paper |
Offline |
| Mode of Paper |
Subjective Answer Writing |
| Total Marks |
200x5 |
| Exam Duration |
3 hours |
| Paper I: General Knowledge |
200 |
| Paper-II: Language |
200 |
| Paper III: Law I (Substantive Law) |
200 |
| Paper IV: Law II (Procedure and Evidence) |
200 |
| Paper V: Law III (Penal, Revenue, and Local Laws) |
200 |
| *unattempted questions are not considered for evaluation |
UP Judicial Services Syllabus 2021
Being aware of the Syllabus for UP Judiciary Exams will help you know the important topics studied in each stage. Go through the syllabus from the post below and plan your preparation accordingly.
UPPSC PCS J 2021 Prelims Syllabus
Here is the complete syllabus of the Uttar Pradesh Judiciary prelims exam of both paper I and paper II.
Paper I: General Knowledge - Current Event of national and international importance, History of India and the Indian National Movement, Indian and World Geography, etc.
Paper-II: Law - Jurisprudence, International Organisations, Current International Affairs, Indian Constitution, Transfer of Property Act, Indian Evidence Act, Indian Penal Code, etc.
Free Practice Question Papers for UP Judiciary Exam
UPPSC PCS J Mains Syllabus
Check the detailed UP PCS J Mains Syllabus and start your preparation well in advance to score good marks in the exam.
Paper I: History of India and Indian Culture, Geography of India, Indian Polity, Current National Issues, topics of Social relevance, India and the World, Indian Economy, International Affairs and Institutions, etc.
Paper-II: easy writing from Hindi to English and vice-versa
Paper III: Law of contracts, the law of Partnership, the law concerning easements and torts, the law relating to the transfer of property including the principles of equity, principal of equity, etc.
Paper IV: The law of evidence, the Criminal Procedure Code, Code of Civil Procedure, principles of pleading, practical matters such as the framing of charges, etc.
Paper V: Indian Penal Code, Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land reforms Act 1951, Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent, and Eviction) Act, 1972, Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Act
UP Judiciary Preparation Tips 2021
Following the experts, following the preparation tips will help you plan your preparation and score good marks in the exam. Here, we have provided simple UP PCS J Preparation Tips that help you know how to plan your preparation better.
As the prelims exam consists of two papers, set a different preparation strategy for each paper. Follow reverse engineering technique, i.e., start from solving MCQs and shiftily move to solve Bare Act questions like the long answer questions while preparing for the prelims exam.
Make sure to prepare a question bank of 50 questions from each major topic and create 50 HOTS questions, as this question bank will help you at the time of revision.
Also, you can opt for the best Judiciary Online Coaching to enhance your preparation and better succeed in the exam.
Make a habit of reading newspapers, magazines, and columns daily. It will help improve your English and General Awareness and keep them updated about what is going around the world.
UP Judiciary Books 2021
You can refer to the following Books for UP Judiciary while preparing for the exam as these books cover all the topics as per the syllabus.
| Book Name |
Author |
| Textbook on Indian Penal Code |
K.D Gaur |
| Indian Contract Act |
R.K. Bangia |
| Civil Procedure with Limitation Act |
C.K. Takwani |
UPPSC PCS J Answer Key 2021
Following the successful conduct of the exam, the commission releases the UP PCS J answer key at its official portal. You can download the UP Judiciary answer key PDF and cross-check all your answers.
The Answer Key of UPPSC PCS J 2021 can be checked by following the steps given below:
- Visit the official website uppsc.up.nic.in
- Navigate and click on the ‘UP PCS J 2021 answer key.’
- Download the Answer key
- Match your response with the answer mentioned
- Download and keep a copy for prospects
UPPSC Judiciary Result 2021
Following the successful completion of the exam, UPPSC will release the result. Those who score above the mentioned cut-off percentage will be deemed eligible to appear for the next level: PCS J 2021 Mains Examination.
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission will upload UP PCS J Result in a Merit List consisting of roll numbers of shortlisted applicants.
- Visit the official website of UP High Court
- Navigate and click Link: ‘UP PCS J result.’
- Download Merit List PDF
- Open PDF form of Merit List
- Press Ctrl+F, enter your roll number
UP PCS J Cutoff 2021
Cut-off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that you need to score to get shortlisted for the next stage of the exam.
The UP Judiciary Cut off is determined by considering various factors like total students who have registered for the exam, the total number of students who appeared for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, the number of vacancies available in each particular category and previous year cut-off.
The details about the minimum qualifying for each category are mentioned below.
- SC/ST: 30% of the total marks
- Other Category: 40% of the total marks
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