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Saturday, April 05, 2014

Syllabus | MPHJS | Madhya Pradesh Higher Judicial Service Examination | M.P. District Judge (Entry Level) Examination

HJS Syllabus , Madhya Pradesh
Syllabus | MPHJS | Madhya Pradesh Higher Judicial Service Examination | M.P. District Judge (Entry Level) Examination
Syllabus
Madhya Pradesh Higher Judicial Service Examination

The Selection/ Recruitment process shall be completed in three Stages:
A. Online Preliminary/ Screening Exam
B. Main Written Exam
C. Interview

A. Online Preliminary/ Screening Examination

Pattern and Syllabus of Online Preliminary Examination

The Online Preliminary (Screening) Examination shall be conducted online, through the portal, website and system of MPOnline Ltd. Bhopal and there shall be objective multiple choice questions wherein the candidates shall have four options to select the right answer to be given in online examination.

Question Paper for Online Preliminary Examination shall contain 150 multiple choice questions to be solved within a period of Two Hours (120 Minutes).

The Syllabus with proportionate marks shall be as given hereinafter:
  1. I.P.C., Cr.P.C. & Evidence Act (No. of Ques.- 30) (Marks- 30)
  2. C.P.C., T.P. Act & Contract Act (No. of Ques.- 20) (Marks- 20)
  3. Constitution of India (No. of Ques.- 10) (Marks- 10)
  4. Specific Relief Act (No. of Ques.- 5) (Marks- 5)
  5. N.D.P.S. Act (No. of Ques.- 4) (Marks- 4)
  6. Limitation Act (No. of Ques.- 3) (Marks- 3)
  7. Negotiable Instrument Act (No. of Ques.- 3) (Marks- 3)
  8. M.P. Land Revenue Code (No. of Ques.- 5) (Marks- 5)
  9. M.P. Accommodation Control Act (No. of Ques.- 5) (Marks- 5)
  10. Hindu Marriage Act, Hindu Succession Act & Hindu Adoption & Maintenance Act (No. of Ques.- 7)(Marks- 7)
  11. SC & ST (Prevention of Atrocity) Act (No. of Ques.- 3) (Marks- 3)
  12. Motor Vehicle Act (Chapter X, XI & XII only) (No. of Ques.- 3) (Marks- 3)
  13. Court Fees Act, Indian Registration Act & Indian Stamp Act (No. of Ques.- 7) (Marks- 7)
  14. General Knowledge (No. of Ques.- 15) (Marks- 15)
  15. Computer Knowledge (No. of Ques.- 10) (Marks- 10)
  16. General English (No. of Ques.- 10) (Marks- 10)
  17. Law Lexicon & Maxims (No. of Ques.- 5) (Marks- 5)
  18. Medical Jurisprudence (No. of Ques.- 5) (marks- 5)
Note: Out of above there shall, also, be some questions on basis of leading/ latest Supreme Court Decisions and some questions based on F.B. Decisions of M.P. High Court.

B. Main Written Examination

Pattern and Syllabus of Main Examination

There shall be Four Descriptive Question Papers, each to be solved within Three Hours and there shall be Two days for Main Examination, on first day there shall be examination of 1st and 2nd question papers and on the next day examination of 3rd and 4th question papers.

1st Paper- Civil Laws & Procedure (100 Marks)
  1. Constitution of India (Max. Marks- 22)
  2. Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (Max. Marks- 22)
  3. Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (Max. Marks- 16)
  4. Indian Contract Act, 1872 (Max. Marks- 16)
  5. Specific Relief Act, 1963 (Chapter I,II & VI to VIII) (Max. Marks- 8)
  6. Limitation Act, 1963 (Part II & III) (Max. Marks- 8)
  7. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (Sections- 5,9,10,13A,13B,24 to 27) (Max. Marks- 8)
2nd Paper- Writing Skill, Court Practice and Current Legal Knowledge (100 Marks)
  1. Article on Legal Topic (In Hindi)- (Max. Marks- 20)
  2. Summary Writing (in English) (For Summary Writing, a matter like copy of Plaint, Written Statement or Charge Sheet/ Complaint may be given and the candidate shall be asked to summarize it into 1/3rd of the matter given) (Max. Marks- 20)
  3. Knowledge of Current Leading Cases (Leading/ Latest Supreme Court Decisions and Full Bench Decisions of M.P. High Court since last five years) ( Max. Marks- 30)
  4. Translation- (1) From Hindi to English (Max. Marks- 15); (2) From English to Hindi (Max. Marks- 15)
3rd Paper- Criminal Laws & Procedure (100 Marks)
  1. Indian Penal Code, 1860 ( Max. Marks- 24)
  2. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 ( Max. Marks- 24)
  3. Evidence Act, 1872 ( Max. Marks- 24)
  4. Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 ( Max. Marks- 14)
  5. S.C. & S.T. (Prevention of Atrocity) Act, 1989 (Sections- 2 to 18, 14 and 18) ( Max. Marks- 14)
4th Paper- Judgment Writing (100 Marks)
  1. Settlement of Issues (10 Marks)
  2. Framing of Charges (10 Marks)
  3. Judgment Writing (Civil) (40 Marks)
  4. Judgment Writing (Criminal) (40 Marks)
C. Interview/ Viva Voce

The Interview/ Viva-voce shall carry 50 marks and minimum 40% marks to be secured by the candidate to be finally selected.

[Updated on 23.12.2018]

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Sunday, January 05, 2014

Syllabus | Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination | DHJS

HJS Syllabus ,
Syllabus | Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination | DHJS
Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination

Scheme of Examination

The examination shall be in two successive stages:-
  1. Delhi Higher Judicial Service Preliminary Examination (Objective type with 25% negative marking) for selection to the main examination; and
  2. Delhi Higher Judicial Service Main Examination (Descriptive) for selection of candidates for calling for Viva Voce.
Syllabus of Preliminary Examination

The Syllabus for the Preliminary (Objective) Examination shall be as follows:-

General Knowledge, Current Affairs, English Language and topics on Constitution of India, Evidence Act, Limitation Act, Code of Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Penal Code, Contract Act, Partnership Act, Principles governing Arbitration Law, Specific Relief Act, Hindu Marriage Act, Hindu Succession Act, Transfer of Property Act and Negotiable Instruments Act.

Syllabus of Main Examination

The Syllabus for the Main (Descriptive) Examination shall be as follows:-

Constitution of India, Evidence Act, Limitation Act, Code of Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Penal Code, Contract Act, Partnership Act, Principles governing Arbitration Law, Specific Relief Act, Hindu Marriage Act, Hindu Succession Act, Transfer of Property Act and Negotiable Instruments Act

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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Syllabus | Haryana Superior Judicial Service Examination

Haryana , Haryana Superior Judicial Service
Syllabus | Haryana Superior Judicial Service Examination
Syllabus for Main Written Examination for Direct Recruitment of Additional District & Sessions Judges in the State of Haryana


CIVIL LAW-I
  1. Indian Contract Act, 1872
  2. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
  3. Registration Act, 1908
  4. Specific Relief Act, 1963
  5. Transfer of Property Act, 1882
  6. Limitation Act, 1963
CRIMINAL LAW
  1. Indian Penal Code, 1860
  2. Narcotic Drug and Psychotropic Substance Act, 1985
  3. The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988
  4. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
  5. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
CIVIL LAW-II
  1. Constitutional Law
  2. Interpretation of Statutes
  3. Hindu Law
  4. Rent Law
Paper-IV (LANGUAGE PAPER)
  1. English (Consisting of Essay and Precis)
  2. Hindi (Consisting of Essay and Precis)
PAPER-V (GENERAL KNOWLEDGE)
Objective Type Multiple Choice 100 Questions

Format of the Written Examination

PAPER-I : 03 hours: 200 Marks
(Subjective/ Narrative Type Questions)
PAPER-II : 03 hours: 200 Marks
(Subjective/ Narrative Type Questions)
PAPER-III : 03 hours: 200 Marks
(Subjective/ Narrative Type Questions)
PAPER-IV : 03 hours: 100 Marks
English (Consisting of Essay and Precis): 50 Marks
Hindi (Consisting of Essay and Precis): 50 Marks
PAPER-V : 02 hours: 50 Marks
General Knowledge
100 Objective Type Multiple Choice Questions
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Total: 750 Marks
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Note: Keeping in view the number of applications received, the High Court may hold a preliminary examination consisting of objective type questions from the syllabus as prescribed for the main written examination for short listing the candidates.

Disclaimer: Author has tried his best to provide syllabus that is true and accurate as of the date of writing; however, all the syllabii on the the present blog should be double checked for their accuracy and current applicability. For details click here. 

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Syllabus | Punjab Superior Judicial Service Examination

HJS Syllabus , Punjab
Syllabus | Punjab Superior Judicial Service Examination
Syllabus for Main Written Examination for Direct Recruitment of Additional District & Sessions Judges in the State of Punjab


CIVIL LAW-I
  1. Indian Contract Act, 1872
  2. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
  3. Registration Act, 1908
  4. Specific Relief Act, 1963
  5. Transfer of Property Act, 1882
  6. Limitation Act, 1963
CRIMINAL LAW
  1. Indian Penal Code, 1860
  2. Narcotic Drug and Psychotropic Substance Act, 1985
  3. The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988
  4. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
  5. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
CIVIL LAW-II
  1. Constitutional Law
  2. Interpretation of Statutes
  3. Hindu Law
  4. Rent Law
Paper-IV (LANGUAGE PAPER)
  1. English (Consisting of Essay and Precis)
  2. Punjabi (Consisting of Essay and Precis)
PAPER-V (GENERAL KNOWLEDGE)
Objective Type Multiple Choice 100 Questions

Format of the Written Examination

PAPER-I : 03 hours: 200 Marks
(Subjective/ Narrative Type Questions)
PAPER-II : 03 hours: 200 Marks
(Subjective/ Narrative Type Questions)
PAPER-III : 03 hours: 200 Marks
(Subjective/ Narrative Type Questions)
PAPER-IV : 03 hours: 100 Marks
English (Consisting of Essay and Precis): 50 Marks
Punjabi (Consisting of Essay and Precis): 50 Marks
PAPER-V : 02 hours: 50 Marks
General Knowledge
100 Objective Type Multiple Choice Questions
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Total: 750 Marks
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Note: Keeping in view the number of applications received, the High Court may hold a preliminary examination consisting of objective type questions from the syllabus as prescribed for the main written examination for short listing the candidates.

Disclaimer: Author has tried his best to provide syllabus that is true and accurate as of the date of writing; however, all the syllabii on the the present blog should be double checked for their accuracy and current applicability. For details click here. 

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Sunday, May 19, 2013

Syllabus | Tamilnadu District Judge (Entry Level) Examination

HJS Syllabus , Tamilnadu
Syllabus | Tamilnadu District Judge (Entry Level) Examination
District Judge (Entry Level) in Tamilnadu State Judicial Service

The selection shall be made based on the results of:
(A) Written Examination and
(B) Viva Voce

Written Examination

(i) The written examination will comprise of two papers. The first paper will be for a maximum of 75 marks and will be entirely of objective type. This paper will cover Civil, Criminal and Constitutional Laws, apart from General Knowledge and Current Affairs. There will be 150 questions in Paper‐I, each carrying half a mark. Every wrong answer will invite negative mark at the rate of a minus one by four (‐1/4). The questions will contain multiple options and the candidates are required to select the correction option. The Paper will be for a duration of 150 minutes (2‐1/2 hours).

(ii) Paper‐II will be of descriptive type, carrying 5 problems. 2 problems will be on Translation, one from Tamil to English and another from English to Tamil and 3 problems will be on judgment writing. Each problem will carry 15 marks and the maximum marks for the Paper will be 75. The examination will be for a duration of 2‐1/2 hours. The examination on both Papers will be conducted on the same day, one in the Forenoon and another in the Afternoon.

(iii) Eventually, the marks secured in both papers will be totalled and the average scored for a maximum of 75 marks will be arrived at.

Viva-Voce

The selection shall be made based on the results of written examination and viva voce i.e., the selection will be made on the basis of the total marks obtained by the candidates in the written examination and viva voce taken together subject to the rule of reservation of appointment. The maximum marks allotted for the written examination and viva voce shall be 75% and 25%, respectively.

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