Updated On : December 15, 2022
UKPCS J Prelims exam was conducted successfully on March 13, 2022. We hope the ones reading this right now feel relieved from the anxiety and stress they faced during the preparation journey.
It is obvious to experience mixed emotions right now! We find this time of becoming a civil judge to be a roller coaster, and you have successfully shared Stage 1.
Now's the time to reap the fruits of all the hard work you've put into date and dive in to analyze your performance during the exam.
The exam was pretty easy, as per our faculties at Judiciary Gold. The technical things or trickier aspects of the exam would probably moderate this exam for a few.
We shall give you an overview of how the exam was, the difficulty level, how one could attempt it, what will be the reasonable attempts etc. In short, we shall help you analyze your performance in the exam to infer your results.
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This is inferred from the student's review and how they understood the questions. The question paper had repetitive questions from the UKPCS J Previous Year's Papers as observed in Family Laws.
The UKPCS J Exam was a blend of easy and difficult questions considering the topics asked in the exam.
To our surprise, students reported that they could attempt questions from the sections/parts they didn't study or revise but were stuck at questions based on the topics changed multiple times.
Let's discuss some highlights on how this exam is different from all other state judiciary exams:
Talking about the major laws, let's discuss each of them one by one for better clarity. Let's start with the following: Index-based questions dominated CrPC.For anyone of you appearing for MP or Chhattisgarh Judiciary along with this one, CrPC would have been more accessible for you to attempt.
G, K, as mentioned above,e holds a 50-mark weightage and shall be called "The King" of all sections in the exam.
This time this was surprising and unexpected at the same time to find "sections" in the GK part of the paper. For example, Surrogacy Act ke konse section mei ye definition mentioned hai?
There were questions from landmark judgment as well. As observed in UKPSC CJ (Junior Division) Analysis, the decisions weren't limited to Supreme Court judgments, but students celebrated queries based on Calcutta High Court-based judgment questions too!
The Constitution,n as well as all know,w is asked as Polity in this exam; it was the same this year!
Questions based on Awards, Geography, Important Dates, etc., were asked in this exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I study all subjects to score well in the Uttarakhand Judiciary Exam 2023?
All the subject papers are compulsory in the Uttarakhand PCS J exam, and merit is based on the collective score of all papers through which candidates are shortlisted for the next level. You must give your best to study all subjects to score well in the Uttarakhand Judiciary exam.
How many marks are required to clear the Prelims exam for Uttarakhand Judiciary Exam?
What is the age limit to appear in the Uttarakhand Judiciary exam 2023?
Candidates in the age group of 22 to 35 can apply for the UK PCS Judicial Service Exam.
How many topics are asked in UK Judiciary Prelims exam?
Topics in the Law section are based on the Transfer of Properties Act, the Principle of Hindu Laws and the Principle of Muslim Laws, the Evidence Act, the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Indian Penal Code and the Civil Procedure Code.
How many attempts a candidate is allowed to give the UKPSC Exam?
Is there any sectional timing in Prelims or Mains exam for Uttarakhand Judiciary?
Sectional timing is not allotted in the Prelims or Mains exam. But you must consider the weightage of each section to divide time in the best possible way. For example, in Prelims, there are two sections to be covered in three hours, one with a weightage of 50 marks while the other has a weightage of 150 marks. In this case, candidates must give 45 minutes to the first section only and should save the remaining time for the second portion.
Are there any changes in the syllabus for the UK Judiciary exam from next year (2023-24)?
There are chances that the syllabus of Uttarakhand PCS judiciary may change this year due to extraordinary situations going on around the world. But currently, there is no legal notice about this.