Overview: UP Judicial Officer Vacancy 2024; Uttar Pradesh PCS-J has also decided to recruit judicial officers with the new provisions in Uttar Pradesh Higher Judicial Service Rules 2023. The number of posts of judicial officers in Uttar Pradesh has been increased to 1340. 799 permanent posts and 541 temporary posts.

It is announced that, and candidates may expect to see recruitment for judicial officer vacancies in the first week of February. However, no official notification has been released yet. Applicants should await the official notification.

More details about UP Judiciary Exam:

Qualifications: The applicant must possess a Bachelor of Laws degree from a recognized university in Uttar Pradesh. Alternatively, the applicant must be a registered Advocate under the provisions of the Advocate Act 1961, a Barrister of England or Northern Ireland, or a Member of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland. Proficiency in the Devnagri Script of the Hindi language is also required.

Understand in detail: UP PCS J Exam Eligibility Criteria 

Age Limit: The candidate must be at least 22 years old but not more than 35 years old as of the date mentioned in the official notice. Some relaxation in the age limit will be provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories such as OBC/SC/ST, as per the rules set by the state government.

General Requirements: The candidate should be an Indian citizen with good physical health and a strong moral character. Additionally, the candidate should not have any history of involvement in criminal cases related to moral misconduct.

Read about:  UP Judiciary Application Form 

Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service Examination: Exam Pattern

The Civil Judge Preliminary Examination consists of three rounds. The preliminary test is a multiple-choice objective type examination. The written exam comprises two composite papers. Paper-I carries a total of 150 marks, while Paper-II carries 300 marks. Each paper has a time duration of 2 hours.

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Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service: Qualifying Marks

The UPPSC PCS J Exam sets specific minimum qualifying marks, which vary by category, as outlined below:

• SC/ST candidates: 30% of the total marks
• Other candidates: 40% of the total marks

The UP Judiciary Cut-off is determined by taking into account the following factors:

• The total number of registered candidates for the exam
• The actual number of candidates who appeared for the exam
• The level of difficulty of the paper
• The number of available vacancies in each specific category
• Previous year's cut-off scores

Syllabus Details: UP PSC J Syllabus 

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