Delhi Judicial Services Overview

Every year examinations are conducted to select the candidates for Delhi Judicial Services, there are some parameters to be eligible for Delhi Judicial Services Examinations, Such as:

A candidate shall be eligible to appear in the examination if he /she is 

(a) a citizen of India;

(b) a person practicing as an Advocate in India or a person qualified to be admitted as an Advocate under the Advocates Act, 1961; and 

(c) not more than 32 years of age as on the 1st day of January following the date of commencement of the examination.

Delhi Judicial  Services - Pay Scale

Pay Scale: Rs.27,700 - 44,700

Delhi Judicial Services - Exam Pattern

The Delhi Judicial Services Exam held in three stages: -

Stage I - Preliminary Exam (Objective Exam)

Stage II - Mains Exam (Written)

Stage III - Viva Voice (Interview)

Delhi Judicial Services - Syllabus for Preliminary Examination

Preliminary Examination is a screening test consists of a single paper of MCQ carrying a maximum of 200 marks. Preliminary Exam includes questions based on the following subjects -

• General knowledge
• Aptitude
• English
• Constitution of India
• Code of Civil Procedure & Criminal Procedure
• Indian Penal Code
• Contract & Partnership Act
• Principles Governing Arbitration Law
• Specific Relied and Limitation Act
• Evidence Act

In preliminary exam qualifying marks for the general category is 60% and 55% for Reserved Category.

Delhi Judicial Services - Syllabus for Mains Examination

Mains Examination consists of the following subjects: -

S.N	Subjects	Maximum Marks
1	General Knowledge and Language	250
2	Civil Law-I	200
3	Civil Law-II	200
4	Criminal Law	200

Section - I

S.N	Name	Subjects	Maximum Marks
1	General Knowledge	Current Affairs	100
2	Language	Essay, Translation and Precis writing	150

General Knowledge and Language - This paper will check how well knowledge of current affairs you have?

Language - This is to evaluate your English language skills and expressiveness. It also consists of negative marketing.

Section - II

Civil Law I - This exam consists of a question that is based on the Indian Contract Act, Indian Sales of Goods Act, Indian Partnership Act, Hindu Law, Mohammadan Law, Delhi Rent Control Act and Law of Torts.

Section - III

Civil Law II - This exam consists question based on the Civil Procedure Code, Law of Evidence, Law of Limitation & Law of Registration.

Section - IV

Criminal Law - This exam consists of a question based on the Indian Penal Code & Indian Evidence Act.

 Delhi Judicial Services - Viva Voice (Interview)

Viva Voice is an Interview round carrying 150 marks. Those candidates are eligible for Viva-voice who obtains 40% marks in each written paper and 50% marks in aggregate except reserved category candidates i.e. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Physically Handicapped (Blind/Low Vision). For those candidates qualifying marks will be 35% in each written paper and 45% marks in aggregate.

Aggregate marks obtained by you in both viva and written exams will decide your position.  

10 TIPS TO CRACK JUDICIARY EXAM

Judicial Services Examination is an entry-level exam for law graduates to become members of the subordinate judiciary. The exam focuses on the current events of national and international importance. The Judicial Services Examination provides a secure and comfortable tenure. Besides, it gives an opportunity to the selected candidates to serve the country. Judicial Service Examination is held in three successive stages namely Preliminary Examination, Mains and Interview.
Preparation for Judicial Services Examination requires a focused mind with a planned framework. Simple steps you should follow to crack judiciary examination –
1. Prepare Notes- While studying makes short notes of important points for exam time revision. Try to learn new things and add them to your notes. Revise old notes daily. If you will leave it for tomorrow then you will forget most of the things.
2. Judiciary Books- There are some Books which are good for judicial examination. Like Bare Act, Avtar Singh, Bare Act, Kelkar.

3. Keep a Track of Time While Solving Papers: Just practice again and again until you can complete the whole paper before half hour. You should complete 120 MCQ questions per hour.

4. Previous Year Papers are Must-Take previous year questions at least five years. Just check yourself and find mistakes yourself only.
5. Start Teaching- Teaching is the best way to learn something. This will increase your knowledge. This will compel you to study more in order to answer student’s questions.
6. Take help of Books-Buy right study materials which should be based on the syllabus and relevant to previous year questions. It means to buy only selected notes and books.
7. Study Routine-Make a possible study routine of 6 to 8 hours and follow it honestly and seriously without any compromise.
8. Check pattern Of questions-Categorise the questions topic wise and check what are the types of questions those being asked?
9. Study in Groups- This is the most interesting and interactive way to learn.
10. Mock Tests-Practice Free Mock Tests. This will help you to evaluate yourself.
Ones you have passed your LLB degree honesty it means you have no good understanding of law so all you need to do is make a right strategy and brush up knowledge with writing practice. It means if you make the proper and suitable strategy and start following that honesty nothing is going to stop you.
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