DELHI STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION:
In the preliminary examination questions on general knowledge and aptitude of the candidate, candidate's power of expression, flair in English, knowledge of objective type legal problems and their solutions covering Constitution of India, Code of Civil Procedure, Code of Criminal Procedure, Indian Penal Code, Contract Act, Partnership Act, principles governing Arbitration Law, Evidence Act, Specific Relief Act and Limitation Act.
MAINS EXAMINATION:
The Main Examination (written) will comprise of four papers on the following subjects and each subject will carry maximum marks below:
Section I: General Knowledge: This is to test the candidate's knowledge of current affairs. (100 marks)
Section II: Essay, Precis writing & Language (Translation): (150 marks)
VIVA VOCE:
HARYANA STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
SYLLABUS FOR MAINS
It will cover the following topics:
Topics covered are:
Study the customary law of Haryana and Punjab also
Paper IV: English
Essay 100 Marks
Precis Writing 25 Marks
Comprehension 25 Marks
Corrections 25 Marks
Words & Phrases 25 Marks
(To make sentences of the given words and phrases)
Paper V: Language Hindi 100 Marks
Standard of Hindi paper shall be that of matriculation examination of Haryana Board. It shall comprise of:
SYLLABUS FOR PRELIMS
IT WILL COMPRISE OF OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS FROM ALL THE ACTS MENTIONED IN THE MAINS SYLLABUS AND WILL BE OF 125 QUESTIONS, EACH QUESTION CARRYING 4 MARKS. THERE WILL BE1/ 5TH NEGATIVE MARKING ALSO. QUESTIONS WILL BE ASKED ON CURRENT AFFAIRS AND INDIAN LEGAL HISTORY AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS ALSO.
PUNJAB STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
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PAPER |
SYLLABUS |
MAXIMUM MARKS |
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Paper I - Civil Law |
Code of Civil Procedure, Punjab Courts Act, Indian Contract Act, Indian Sales of Goods Act, Indian Partnership Act, Specific Relief Act, Transfer of Property Act 1882, East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act 1949 and Indian Evidence Act |
200 |
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Paper II - Civil Law |
Hindu Law, Mohammedan Law and Customary Law, Law of Registration and Limitation |
200 |
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Paper III - Criminal Law |
Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code and Indian Evidence Act |
200 |
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Paper IV |
English |
200 |
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Paper V |
Punjabi in Gurumukhi script. No book prescribed |
150 |
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Language Paper VI |
Viva-Voce |
100 |
Notes:
(a) Only bare copies of Legislative Enactments will be supplied.
(b) Each written paper shall be of three hours duration. Papers I to Ill shall carry 200 marks each. Papers IV and V shall carry 50 marks each and in each of these papers 100 marks shall be for essay writing and 50 marks for general language and grammar. Paper VI shall carry 100 marks.
(c) The Viva-Voce shall relate to matters of general interest and is intended to test the candidates alertness, intelligence and general outlook. Consideration shall be paid to the bearing of the candidates. It shall be conducted in English.
No candidate shall be credited with any marks in any paper unless he obtains atleast thirty three percent marks in it.
No candidate shall be called for the Viva-Voce test unless he obtains atleast fifty percent qualifying marks in the aggregate of all the written papers. Provided that the candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes of Pb./Scheduled Tribes of Punjab and Backward Classes of Pb. Categories shall be called for the Viva-Voce test if they obtain forty-five percent qualifying marks in the aggregate of all written papers.
UTTAR PRADESH JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
LAW - (300 marks): (2 hrs)
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE - (150 marks): (2 hrs)
This part will consist of Indian history and Indian culture, Indian geography, Indian politics, current national affairs, India and world, Indian economics, International affairs, International organisations, science and technology, Information technology and space etc.
MAINS EXAMINATION
Paper No.:1 General Knowledge M.M.200
This paper may include questions based on topics relating to History of India and Indian Culture, Geography of India, Indian Polity, Current National Issues and topics of Social relevance, India and the World, Indian Economy, International Affairs and Institutions and development in the field of Science and Technology Communications and Space.
The nature and standards of questions in this paper will be such that a well educated person will be able to answer them without any specialized study.
Paper No.2 Language:
This paper will be of 200 marks. It shall comprise four question as specified below:
(i) Essay to be written in English - 60 marks
(ii) English Précis writing - 60 marks
(iii) Translation of passage from Hindi to English - 40 marks
(iv) Translation of Passage from English to Hindi - 40 marks
Paper No. 3 Law-I (Substantive Law):
This paper will be of 200 marks. The question set will be restricted to the field covered by:- The law of contracts, the law of Partnership, the law concerning easements and torts, the Law relating to transfer of property including the principles of equity, specifically applicable thereto, the principal of Equity with special reference to the Law of trust and specific relief, Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law, and Constitutional Law. There shall be questions of 50 marks in relation to Constitutional Law alone.
Paper No.4 Law-II (Procedure and Evidence):
This paper will be of 200 marks.
Questions set will be restricted to the field covered by-the law of evidence, the Criminal Procedure Code and Code of Civil Procedure, including the principles of pleading. The question set will relate mainly to practical matters such as the framing of charges and issues the methods of dealing with the evidence of witnesses the writing of judgment and the conduct of cases generally but will not be restricted to them.
Paper No.5 Law-III (Penal, Revenue and Local Laws):
This paper will be of 200 marks.
Questions set will be restricted to the field covered by-Indian Penal Code, the 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, U.P. Panchayat Raj Act, U.P. Consolidation of Holding Act, 1953, Uttar Pradesh Urban (Planning and Development) Act 1973, together with rules framed under the aforesaid Acts.
Answer to the questions of Local Laws will be compulsory Questions pertaining to Penal Law will be of 50 marks, whereas, that of Revenue and Local Laws will be of 150 marks.
Interview: The interview will be of 100 marks. The suitability of candidates for employment in the Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service will be tested with reference to his merit giving due regard to his ability character, personality and physique.
Clarification: The candidates will have a choice to answer General Knowledge and Law papers either in Hindi or in English.
Note: (i) The marks obtained in the interview will be added to the Marks obtained in the written papers and the candidates place will depend on the aggregate of both (ii) The Commission reserves the right to refuse to call for Interview any candidate who has not obtained such marks in the Law Papers as to justify such refusal.
BIHAR STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMS SYLLABUS
General Knowledge 100 Marks
MAINS SYLLABUS
Compulsory Paper
Note: Out of 5 (five) topics mentioned above, a candidate can opt three topics and he/she is required to appear in only three (3) topics.
150 Marks 150 Marks
Optional Paper
Personality Test 100 Marks
JHARKHAND STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
The Preliminary Entrance Test shall be of 100 marks in aggregate. The marks obtained in preliminary examination shall not be counted for the purpose of final selection. There shall be no negative marking. Duration of Preliminary Entrance Test shall be of two hours.
The Main Examination shall be of four papers of 100 marks each comprising of the questions on the following subjects. :
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Paper - I |
Paper IV (Language) |
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(i) Procedural Law (The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973). (ii) The Indian Penal Code, 1860. (iii) The Indian Evidence Act, 1872. (iv) The Limitation Act, 1963. |
Hindi & English (Essay, Precise writing, Translation & Paraphrase)
Duration of Main Examination shall be of three hours for each paper. Appearing in each paper will be compulsory. |
Paper - II
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The Contract Act, 1872 |
There shall be Viva-Voce Test of 100 marks. In the Viva-Voce Test the minimum required qualifying marks would be 25% for the General category candidates and 20% for SC/ST/EBC. |
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The Sales of Goods Act, 1930 |
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The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 |
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The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 |
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The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 |
Paper - III
HIMACHAL PRADESH JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
The preliminary examination shall be an objective type examination consisting of the following three papers of 100 Marks each:
(a) Civil Law - I
(b) Civil Law - II
(c) Criminal Law
Each paper shall be of one-hour duration and the examination in all the three papers shall be held on the same day. The syllabus for the preliminary examination shall be the same as provided for Paper -Ito III for the Main examination.
MAIN WRITTEN EXAMINATION
Paper 1 - Civil Law - I (200 marks):
Code of Civil Procedure, Indian Evidence Act, Indian Stamp Act, Himachal Pradesh Courts Act, 1976 and Specific Relief Act.
Paper 2 - Civil Law - II (200 marks):
Indian Contract Act, Hindu Law, Indian Limitation Act, Transfer of Property Act and H.P. Urban Rent Control Act.
Paper 3- Criminal Law (200 marks):
Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Chapter - XVII (sections 138 to 143) of the Negotiable Instruments Act, H.P. Excise Act-2011 as Applicable to the State of H.P., Wild Life Protection Act and Indian Forest Act.
Paper 4- English Composition (150 marks):
A Choice from three Essays on General Subjects.
ESSAY: 100 Marks
Translation of Hindi Passage into English: 50 Marks
Paper 5 - Language (100 marks):
Hindi (in Devanagri Script) No books prescribed. The paper of Hindi will comprise of the following:
Translation of English passage into Hindi 30 Marks
Essay in Hindi on any topic out of three 50 Marks
Composition (Idioms and Corrections etc.) 20 Marks
Last stage is Interview (viva-voce) which is of 150 marks.
MADHYA PRADESH JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMS
It will cover following topics:
SUBJECT QUESTION MARKS
Constitution 10 10
СРС 15 15
Transfer of Property Act 7 7
Indian Contract 8 8
Specific Relief Act 6 6
Limitation Act 4 4
M.P. Accommodation Control Act, 1961 5 5
M.P. Land Revenue Code 5 5
Indian Evidence Act 15 15
Indian Penal Code 15 15
Criminal Procedure Code 15 15
Negotiable Instrument Act 5 5
G.K. 20 20
Computer 10 10
English 10 10
Syllabus for "Main" Written Exam
Paper I : 100 Marks Paper III :100 Marks
It will include the topics:
Paper II:
Social Issue maximum 150 words 30 Marks
Legal Issue maximum 150 words 20 Marks
Paper IV: 1. Order/Judgement writing in Criminal case 40 marks
Personality Test : 25 Marks
RAJASTHAN STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
“Scheme of Examination and Syllabus
The Competitive examination for recruitment in the Civil Judge Cadre shall consist of:-
(1) Preliminary Examination (Objective Type)
(2) Written Main Examination (Subjective Type)
(3) Interview
SYLLABUS/SCHEME (RJS RULES, 2010)
The Preliminary Examination shall be an objective type examination in which 70% weightage will be given to the subjects prescribed in syllabus for Law Paper-I and Law Paper II, and 30% weightage shall be given to test proficiency in Hindi and English language. The marks obtained in the preliminary examination shall not be counted towards the final selection.
Syllabus for Preliminary Examination :
Law: Same as per Law Paper I & II for Main Examination.
English Proficiency:
SYLLABUS FOR MAIN EXAMINATION
Law Paper (I):
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, The Constitution of India, Indian Contract Act, 1872, The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, The Limitation Act, 1963, The Specific Relief Act, 1963, The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Interpretation of Statues, The Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001, Order/Judgement Writing.
Law Paper (II):
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, The Indian Penal Code, 1860, The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Chapter XVII), The Probation of Offenders Act, 1958, Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, Framing of Charge/Judgement Writing.
Language:
(a) Paper-I Hindi Essay
Essay Writing in Hindi Language.
(b) Paper-II English Essay
Essay Writing in English Language.
III. Interview:
In Interviewing a candidate, the suitability for employment to the service shall be tested with reference to his record at the school, College and University, and his character, personality, address and physique. The questions, which may be put to him, may be of a general nature and will not necessarily be academic or legal. The candidate will also be put questions to test his general knowledge including knowledge of current affairs and present-day problems. Marks shall also be awarded for the candidate's proficiency in the Rajasthani dialects and his knowledge of social customs of Rajasthan. The marks so awarded shall be added to the marks obtained in the written test by each candidate.
LIST OF CANDIDATES
After interview, a list of the candidates shall be prepared in the order of their performance on the basic of their aggregate marks. If two or more of such candidates obtain equal marks in the aggregate, they shall be arranged in the order of merit on the basis of their general suitability for service and their names shall be recommended for appointment accordingly:
Provided that a candidate of Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes category shall not be recommended for appointment unless he obtains minimum 35% marks in the aggregate of written examination and the interview and in the case of other candidates, unless he obtained minimum 40% marks in the aggregate of written examination and the interview;
NOTE
The general suitability for service of the candidates securing equal aggregate marks in Main Examination and Interview shall firstly by determined on the basis of higher marks obtained in the Interview the merit shall be determined having regard to age i.e. the candidate, order in age shall be given higher place in merit.
GUJARAT STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION (ELIMINATION TEST)
The Preliminary Examination (Elimination Test) shall be of 100 Marks, the duration whereof will be 2 Hours, consisting of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) each of 01 Mark with Negative Marking of 0.33 Mark for each Wrong / Multiple Answer, and would be based on the following Syllabus :
Part - A
(1) The Indian Penal Code, 1860
(2) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(3) The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
(4) The Gujarat Prohibition Act, 1949 (Old Bombay Prohibition Act)
(5) The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Only Chapter XVII)
Part - B
(6) The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
(7) The Limitation Act, 1963
(8) The Indian Contract Act, 1872
(9) The Constitution of India - [Part-III - Fundamental Rights (Articles 12 to 35A) & Part-IVA - Fundamental Duties]
Part - C
General Knowledge, English Language, Test of Reasoning, Numerical & Mental Ability and Basics of Computer Applications.
The language of 75 Questions in the Preliminary Examination, will be English, whereas the remaining 25 Questions will be in Gujarati.
The Main Written Examination shall consist of Three Papers, based on the Syllabus given below:
Paper- I: (CRIMINAL)
[Marks : 75, Duration : 02½ Hours]
Paper – II: (CIVIL)
[Marks : 75, Duration : 0212 Hours)
Paper - III : (GUJARATI LANGUAGE)
[Marks : 50, Duration : 011/2 Hours]
Viva-voce Test shall be of 50 Marks.
MAHARASHTRA JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMS (MAX. MARKS 100) DURATION: TWO HOURS
LANGUAGE: MARATHI / ENGLISH
MAINS (MAX. MARKS : 100) DURATION : 3 HOURS
Paper-I
Civil Procedure Code
Transfer of Property Act
Specific Relief Act
Law of Contracts, Sale of Goods Act & Partnership Act
Paper-II
Indian Penal Code
Evidence Act
Code of Criminal Procedure
Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes [Prevention of Atrocities]
Act-1989 And Protection of Civil Rights Act – 1955
Essay On Current Legal Topic – Approximately 800 Words
CHHATTISGARH STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMS: (MAX. MARKS 100) TIME :- 2 HOURS
MAINS (MAX.MARKS 100)
(1) English to Hindi (Max. 10 Marks)
(2) Hindi to English (Max. 10 Marks)
VIVA VOICE:-HAVING REGARD TO THE NUMBER OF VACANCIES RELATIVELY MORE MERITORIOUS CANDIDATES FROM AMONG THOSE WHO APPEARED IN THE MAIN EXAMINATION SHALL BE CALLED IN THE RATIO OF 1:3 FOR THE VIVA-VOCE. THE MAXIMUM MARKS FOR VIVA-VOCE WOULD BE 15 MARKS.
WEST BENGAL JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
Eligibility Criteria: L.L.B. Degree
Age Limitation: Minimum 23 years and Maximum 35 years
SC/ST: Up to 40 years Candidate of West Bengal only
Backward Class: Up to 38 years
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COMPULSORY PAPER: |
OPTIONAL PAPER: |
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1) English Composition, Essay and Precis Writing 2) Bengali / Hindi / Urdu / Nepali composition, Essay and Translation from English into Bengali / Hindi / Urdu / Nepali 3) General Knowledge and Current Affairs 4) Civil Procedure Code 5) Criminal Procedure Code 6) Indian Penal Code 7) Indian Evidence Act 8) Law of Contracts 9) Law of Torts 10) Transfer of Property Act |
Candidates shall take up any three of the following topics: 1) Hindu Law 2) Muslim Law 3) Jurisprudence and principles of legislation 4) Indian law relating to companies and Insurance 5) Principles of Equity including the Law of Trusts and Specific Relief 6) Partnership Act 7) Law of Limitation and Law of Prescription 8) Indian Constitution and Constitutional Law Each of the compulsory and optional papers carries 100 marks and is of 3 hours duration. |
Note: The standard of examination in the law paper (compulsory and optional) will be that of the L.L. B. degree of the Calcutta University. All answers must be written either in English or in Bengali (unless otherwise directed in question papers) except in the language paper.
ANDHRA PRADESH STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
The process of selection shall comprise of
The candidates who secure 40% and above marks in the screening test will be shot listed in the ratio of 1:10 of the available vacancies, for written examination.
The marks obtained in the screening test shall not be added to the marks obtained in the written examination and they shall not be counted for determining final order of merit of the candidates, as the screening test is conducted for the purpose of short listing the candidates.
iii) English Translation test for 30 marks and Essay writing test for 70 marks. (Translation has to be made from English language to Hindi or Telgu language only and essay-writing test will be on legal subject only).
Each paper shall carry 100 marks. The duration of each paper is three (3) hours.
The candidates applying under Direct Recruitment who belong to OC category must secure not less than 60% of marks in aggregate in the written examination to become eligible for Viva-Voce.
The candidates belonging to Backward Class category under Direct Recruitment must secure not less than 50% marks in each paper and not less than 55% of marks in aggregate in the written examination for calling for Viva-Voce.
The candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes ad Scheduled Tribes category must secure not less than 45% marks in each paper and not less than 50% of marks in aggregate in the written exanimation for calling for Viva-Voce.
The candidate belonging to OC and BC categories applying under Recruitment by Transfer must secure not less than 55% marks in each paper and not less than 60% marks in aggregate in the written examination to become eligible for Viva-Voce.
The candidates belonging to scheduled caste and scheduled Tribe categories applying under Recruitment by Transfer must secure not less than 45% marks in each paper and not less than 50% marks in aggregate in the written examination to qualify for Viva-Voce.
Viva-Voce
Viva-Voce, shall carry 50 marks. Any candidate who remains absent for the Viva-Voce for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) shall be deemed to have been disqualified for selection. (The object of Viva-Voce is to assess the suitability of the candidate for the cadre by judging the mental alertness, knowledge, skills, attitude, ethics, power of assimilation, power of communication, character and intellectual depth and the like of the candidate.)
Minimum aggregate Marks to be secured in the written Examination and Viva-Voce for selection to the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) :
For selection to the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) under Direct Recruitment and Recruitment by Transfer, the OC/BC category candidates must secure at least 60% marks in aggregate in written Examination and Viva-Voce and SC/ST category candidates must secure at least 50% marks in aggregate in written examination and Viva-Voce. (Candidates who secure less than the said percentage will become ineligible for selection to the post.
The Questions in the examinations shall be answered only in English (except translation test)
In the selection process (Screening Test, Written Examination and Viva-Voce), the proficiency and knowledge of applicants will be tested in the following:
CIVIL LAWS:
CRIMINAL LAWS:
MANIPUR & ASSAM JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
** The Competitive Examination for requirement to Grade-III of the Service shall be held at such intervals as the Governor may in consultation with the High Court from time to time determine. The Examination shall be conducted by the High Court in accordance with the following syllabus:
iii. Law Paper-I - 100 Marks
** GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
All candidates who obtain sixty percent or more marks or corresponding grade in the written examination shall be eligible for Viva voce examination.
Provided that Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates who obtain fifty percent or more marks or corresponding grade in the written examination shall be eligible for the Viva Vice examination.
JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
PRELIMINARY OBJECTIVE TYPE / SCREENING TEST
The Preliminary objective type/Screeming test shall consist of two papers viz Paper-A & Paper-B of Objective type (Multiple choice Question). Each paper carries a maximum of 225 marks. The time allowed for each paper shall be two hours. The marks obtained in the Preliminary objective type/screening test shall count only for short listing of the candidates for appearing in the Jammu & Kashmir Civil Service Judicial) Competitive (Main) Examination, 2018. The detailed Syllabi is given below:
Paper-A (225 Marks, Time Duration : 2 hours)
General Knowledge
Indian Constitution Law and Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir State.
*Criminal Procedure Code.
*Evidence Act. Ranbir Panel Code.
*Limitation Act.
Paper-B {225 Marks, Time Duration : 2 hours}
(J&K Laws)
J&K CIVIL SERVICES (JUDICIAL) COMPETITIVE (MAIN) EXAMINATION
NOTE: (i) Each paper carries 100 marks.
(ii) Time for each paper is three hours.
COMPULSORY PAPERS
Paper I:
(a) English Essay
(b) Translation from English into Urdu or Hindi and vice versa.
(c) Precís.
Paper II:
(a) General Knowledge.
(b) Indian Constitution Law and Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir State.
Paper III:
(a) Criminal Procedure Code.
(b) Evidence Act.
(c) Ranbir Panel Code.
Paper IV:
(a) Financial Code Volume I & II.
(b) Kashmir Service Regulation Chapters III to XIII and XXII and XXIII.
(c) Rules and orders for the guidance of Subordinate Courts (Civil and Criminal) and Circular orders issued by the High Court.
Paper V:
(a) Civil Procedure Code.
(b) Limitation Act.
(c) Jammu and Kashmir Registration Act.
Paper VI:
(a) Transfer of Property Act.
(b) Right of Prior Purchase Act.
(c) Houses and Shops Rent Control Act.
OPTIONAL PAPERS
Paper I:
(a) Hindu Law.
(b) Mohamnadan Law.
(c) Customary Law of the State.
Paper II:
(a) Law of Companies.
(b) Insurance Law.
Paper III:
Principles of Equity including the Law of Trusts and specific Relief.
Paper IV:
(a) Jammu and Kashmir Contract Act.
(b) Law of Torts.
Paper V:
(a) Suits Valuation Act.
(b) Court Pee Act.
(c) Stamp Act.
(d) Agriculture Relief Act.
(d) Excise Act and Rules.
ODISHA STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
The Preliminary written examination shall be of one paper carrying 100 marks with duration of one and half hours with objective type questions of multiple choice (i.e. 100 questions of one mark each with negative marks of twenty-five percent of the marks allotted to a question for every wrong answer) on the following subjects and the OMR answer sheets will be scrutinized by computer.
Preliminary Written Examination
(a) Constitution of India;
(b) Code of Civil Procedure;
(c) Code of Criminal Procedure;
(d) Evidence Act:
(e) Indian Penal Code;
(f) Limitation Act;
(g) Transfer of Property Act;
(h) Contract Act;
(i) Law of Succession (Indian Succession Act and Hindu Succession Act);
(j) Specific Relief Act
N.B.: The Commission shall call the eligible candidates for main written examination who have secured not less than 35 (thirty-five) per-centum of marks in case of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates and 40 (forty) per-centum of marks in case of others in the preliminary written examination.
The main written examination shall be on the following two compulsory papers and three optional papers. Each of the compulsory subjects shall carry 150 marks with a duration of 242 (two and half) hours and each of the optional subjects shall carry 150 marks with a duration of three hours.
(1) Compulsory Papers
Paper - 1 150 Marks
General English
(a) Translation and retranslation of ten lines each
(b) A short essay of about 150 words
(c) Precis writing consisting of 300 words
(d) 1 (one) passage of about 500 words with 5 questions
N.B.: For "Translation and retranslation of ten lines each", there will be two passages, i.e. one in English to be translated into Odia and another in Odia to be retranslated into English.
Paper – 2 150 Marks
Procedural Laws
(a) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(b) The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
(c) The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
(2) Optional Papers
A candidate may choose any of the three subjects among the following:
(i) Law of Crime & Law of Torts :
(ii) Personal Law :
(a) Hindu Law 150 Marks
(b) Mohammedan Law 150 Marks
(iii) Law of Property : 150 Marks
(a) Transfer of property Act, 1882
(b) Specific Relief Act, 1963
(c) Indian Limitation Act, 1963
(iv) Law of contract : 150 Marks
(a) Indian Contract Act, 1872
(b) Sales of Goods Act, 1930
(c) Partnership Act, 1932
(d) Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881
(v) Jurisprudence and Constitution of India 150 Marks
NOTE :
(a) A candidate shall answer the papers in English unless otherwised directed.
(b) The standard of papers shall be that of LL.B. course and in respect of compulsory Paper-I, it shall be that of a degree course.
(c) The Commission shall call the candidates for interview who have secured not less than 45 (forty five) per-centum of marks in aggregate and a minimum of 33 (thirty three) per-centum of marks in each paper in the main written examination.
(d) (1) The optional subjects for the main written examination are mentioned below:
SI.No. Name of Optional Subject
(2) (a) The candidates are required to select any three Optional Subjects from the dropdown box of the online application form submitted for the preliminary written examination, failing which his/her application will be rejected. No. correspondence on that score will be entertained.
(b) the optional subjects for the main written examination, mentioned by the candidate in the online application form, will be treated as final. No request for change of Optional Subject(s) will be entertained.
(c) The candidates shall be allowed to appear at the main written examination with the optional subjects as mentioned in the online application form.
Provided that the names of the candidates shall not be included in the merit list unless such candidates secure a minimum of 40% (forty per-centum) of marks in the interview.
TRIPURA STATE JUDICIARY SYLLABUS
AGARTALA
The Syllabus for Preliminary Exam will be as below:
The marks obtained by the candidates in the preliminary Examination will not be taken into account for the purpose of determining the final merit list.
SYLLABUS OF THE WRITTEN EXAMINATION FOR THE POSTS IN GRADE-III OF TRIPURA JUDICIAL SERVICE
1) ENGLISH - 100 Marks
2) GENERAL KNOWLEDGE - 100 Marks
3) LAW PAPER - 100 Marks
4) LAW PAPER - 100 Marks
INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW, VIVA-VOCE - 100 Marks
N.B.: Date of Preliminary examination will be notified in due course.
