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Haryana Judicial Services (HJS) 2023 Study Materials and Notes available
The Haryana Judicial Services Exam is conducted by the Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) for the recruitment of Civil Judges in the state judiciary. The exam is conducted in three stages - preliminary examination, main examination, and viva-voce. The eligibility criteria for the Haryana Judicial Services Exam include a Bachelor's degree in Law from a recognized university and the age of the candidate should not be less than 21 years and more than 42 years. However, there are age relaxations for certain categories of candidates. The syllabus for the Haryana Judicial Services Exam includes topics such as the Indian Evidence Act, Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, Code of Civil Procedure, Constitution of India, and General Knowledge. The exam pattern for the preliminary exam includes multiple-choice questions, while the main exam consists of descriptive type questions. Candidates who qualify for the Haryana Judicial Services exam are appointed as Civil Judges in the state judiciary. As a Civil Judge, the candidate will be responsible for hearing and deciding cases in civil and criminal matters. The job also involves administrative duties such as case management, record-keeping, and other related functions. If you are interested in appearing for the Haryana Judicial Services exam, you should start preparing well in advance and have a thorough understanding of the syllabus and exam pattern. It is also advisable to solve previous year question papers and take mock tests to assess your preparation level. Haryana Judiciary Eligibility CriteriaGo through the detailed eligibility criteria for the HPSC Judicial Services exam including the educational qualification and age limit: Educational Qualification: Candidates should have degree of Bachelor of Laws from a Bar Council of India-recognised University. Age Limit: The minimum age limit is 21 years and upper age limit is 42 years as on 15th February 2021. The upper age limit is relaxed for reserved category candidates. Have a look:
Nationality: Candidates must of Citizen of India/Nepal or Subject of Bhutan or Tibetan Refugee who came to India before 1st January 1962 or a person of Indian origin who migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zabia, Malawi, Zaire and Ethiopia. Exam Pattern & Syllabus HPSC Recruitment Selection Procedure for the post of Civil Judge comprises of Preliminary Exams which are followed by Main Exam and then Personal Interviews. The Preliminary Exam is MCQ-based and of objective type. While the Main written exam is of subjective type. Only candidates who clear Preliminary Exams can sit for the Main Exams. Have a look at the Exam Pattern & Syllabus for Haryana Judiciary Prelims exam below:
Haryana Judiciary (Prelims) exam syllabus Candidates can go through the Haryana Judiciary Syllabus for the English exam below:
General Knowledge & Current Affairs Candidates can check the syllabus for Haryana Judiciary for GK & Current Affairs:
Analytical Skills
Reasoning
Aptitude
Haryana Judicial Services Mains Exam Pattern & SyllabusCandidates who manage to obtain the qualifying marks in the Prelims exam and are declared as pass will get shortlisted to appear for the Mains exam, which is descriptive in nature. Shortlisted candidates will be required to apply again and appear for the examination. Have a look at the exam pattern & syllabus for the mains exam below:
Minimum Qualifying Marks: General CategoryCandidates need to obtain at least 50% qualifying marks in aggregate of all the papers to get shortlisted for the Viva-Voce and Reserved category candidates (SC/ST/BC/PH/Ex-S) need to obtain 40% marks. No candidate will get marked in the any paper until he or she obtain at least 30% marks in it. Viva-Voce Candidates thrice the number of vacancies in order of Merit of Main exam will be shortlisted for the Viva-Voce, which will be of 200 marks. Final Selection for AppointmentHPSC will not take into account the marks of Prelims exam for the final selection of candidates for appointment as Civil Judge or Judicial Magistrates. The final selection of candidates is done on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in Mains exam and Viva-Voce. General Category candidates need to obtain minimum 50% or more in aggregate and SC/ST/BC/PH/Ex-S candidates need to obtain 45% aggregate marks. |
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