Judicial Services is one of the most highly opted careers by law graduates. You need to appear for the entrance examination conducted by respective states to get appointed as members of the Subordinate Judiciary.
Want to know for which state Judiciary exam you can apply for? How many vacancies are there? You might be having so many queries on Judiciary Services Examination. Well, you can read through the complete post to know about the latest updates on Judiciary Exams.
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Upcoming Judiciary Exam Alerts 2021
Haryana Judiciary Exam Date Announced
Haryana Public Service Commission announced that the Haryana Judiciary Prelims exam will be conducted on 13 November 2021.
The detailed information regarding downloading admit cards will be updated soon on the official website.
MP Judiciary Vacancies Reduced
In the recent notification, MP High Court announced a reduction in the number of vacancies.
Previously the number of vacancies notified for SC was 31+2, now the backlog of PH vacancies are reduced to 1. Check Official Notice
Karnataka Judiciary Prelims Answer Key Released
The Karnataka High Court has released the answer key for the preliminary examination.
It is important for all aspirants to know the detailed Judiciary Eligibility Criteria for the upcoming pcs j exam. Only Indian Citizens are eligible to apply for the civil judge exam 2020 in India.
Services
Lower Judiciary Services
Higher Judiciary Services
Educational Qualifications
Those who have a degree in LL.B and enrollment as an Advocate under the Advocates Act, 1961.
Those who have a degree in LL.B are eligible
Experience
No experience is required.
A minimum of seven years of experience in litigation.
Age
Age should be between 21 to 35 years.
Age should be between 21 to 35 years.
State-Wise Judiciary Exam Notifications
The Judiciary Exam is an entry-level exam conducted for the recruitment of subordinate judiciary posts. Every year around 50,000 to 60,000 students appear for Judicial Service with only 15-20% clearing.
State
Notification PDF
Punjab Judiciary Recruitment Notification for 2018
There are three stages included in the selection process for the PCS J Civil Judge post i.e., prelims, mains followed by the interview. However, the pattern for prelims, mains and interviews vary for each state.
To help you get an idea about the Judiciary Exam Pattern of different states, we have provided the pattern for all the stages in the post below.
Judicial Services Preliminary Examination
The first stage of the Judicial Services Exam is the preliminary exam and it consists of multiple-choice questions.
The marks scored in the preliminary examination are not considered while preparing the final merit list.
Also, the minimum qualifying marks will vary for each state.
Judicial Services Mains Examination
The second stage of the Judicial Services Exam is subjective type examination. It consists of three to four papers.
The marks scored in the mains examination are considered while preparing the final merit list.
The minimum qualifying marks varies for each state. Students equal to three times the number of vacancies are called for the interview.
Judicial Services Viva-Voce/ Personal Interview
This is the last stage of the selection process. In the interview, you are evaluated on the basis of general knowledge, personality, and other factors. This stage carries 50 to 100 marks out of which you need to secure a minimum qualifying marks to get selected.
FAQ's
What is the stages included in Judiciary Exam Selection Process?
The Judiciary Exam Selection Process varies for each state. However, there are three major stages involved in selection of candidates for Judiciary posts that is Preliminary Exam, Mains Exam, and Viva-Voce.
Which are important topics in Judiciary Prelims Exam?
The Preliminary exam syllabus varies for few states. but there are few common topics in each state that includes topics like
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
What is the Judiciary Exam Eligibility for Civil Judge?
The eligibility criteria for Civil Judge is different for each state. Hence, candidates must go through their respective state-wise eligibility in this post.
What is the Judiciary Age Limit to apply for Civil Judge post?
For most of the states conducting Judiciary Exam, the age limit is between 25-40 years.
How many attempts are there in Judiciary Exam?
There are a total of 6 attempts in Judiciary Exam. Also, candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria without fail.
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