How To Prepare For Bihar Judiciary Prelims 2024 [Strategy]

Overview: The 2024 Bihar judiciary vacancy is expected to be announced soon and therefore it is important for you to start your preparation for Judiciary. 

It is adviced that you should start your preparation for prelims and mains together.

Read this blog post to know the sure shot strategy by Bihar judiciary topper to crack Prelims and Mains of Bihar Judiciary Examinations 2024. 

How to Prepare for Bihar Judicial Services Prelims Examinations 2024

Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your enemy gives a specific benefit to the player in the war. The same is the case with the students facing judiciary exams. 

Dissect the previous year's papers on Bihar Judiciary as per the General Studies and Law. All topics don't deserve equal attention, agreed, right? Be sure about which section to give more importance and less to which one. 

Listed down is the detailed analysis based on previous years' papers and Bihar Judiciary Prelims preparation tips.

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Focus areas for Bihar Judicial Services 2024 - General Studies

The focus areas and the number of questions to be expected in the upcoming Bihar Judiciary Exam are mentioned below.

History 

• The history sections include questions from Ancient History, Mediaeval History, and Modern History. 
• Questions from World History are not expected. Focus more on Medieval and Modern History as more questions are asked from these sections only. 
• The must-read topics include historical monuments, kingdoms, capitals, administrative policies, crucial battles, books and authors, and significant kings and autobiographies.
• When reading Modern India, divide your preparation into two parts; India before the Revolt of 1857 and India after the Revolt of 1857.
• Note the significant differences and developments before and after the Revolt of 1857.
• You can expect almost 30 to 35 questions from this section. 

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Geography

• Most of the questions are asked from Indian Geography. 
• Although, there is no need to cover World Geography, and any pre-existing knowledge of World Geography will give an edge over other competitors. 
• The standard questions can come from rivers, dams, mountain ranges, terrains, and weather phenomena. 
• The geography section holds a significant weightage of 10 to 15 marks, that is, 10-15 questions.

General Science

• The General Science section includes Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• It is elementary.
• Revise your basic concepts of Science from NCERT of class 8 - class 10.
• Holding a significant weightage of 30 to 35 questions, this section is a game changer for the Prelims Paper of the Bihar Judiciary Exam.

News and Current Affairs

• Cover international news and national news, including awards and honours, major government schemes, and influential personalities in the news.
• Study a basic overview of current affairs and previous year's news from the Preliminary examination date.
• Holistically prepare the General Knowledge, which will boost your score in other competitive exams.
• Approximately 15 to 20 questions are asked from the Current Affairs section.

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Focus areas for Bihar Judicial Services 2024 - Law 

There is no sure-shot predictability regarding how many questions are asked from which section. But, we have prepared an in-depth analysis of each section's expected range of questions.

Read the essential topics of laws and the minimum and maximum number of questions to ace the Bihar Judiciary Examination.

Law Topics	Minimum Expected Questions	Maximum Expected Questions
Constitution of India	25 Questions	30 Questions
Torts	15 Questions	17 Questions
Administrative Law	12 Questions	15 Questions
Hindu Law	10 Questions	15 Questions
Muslim Law	5 Questions	10 Questions
Criminal Procedure Code	5 Questions	10 Questions
Specific Relief Act	3 Questions	5 Questions
Civil Procedure Code	5 Questions	10 Questions
Partnership Act	5 Questions	7 Questions
Indian Evidence Act	5 Questions	10 Questions
Transfer of Property Act	12 Questions	15 Questions
Equity and Trust	5 Questions	8 Questions
Negotiable Instruments Act	5 Questions	8 Questions
Indian Contract Act	12 Questions	15 Questions
Sales of Goods Act	5 Questions	7 Questions
Companies Act	5 Questions	6 Questions
Arbitration	4 Questions	6 Questions

What are the Best Books for Bihar Judiciary Exam 2024?

Choosing a book that is easy to understand and has a comprehensive understanding of the topics can place you far above your competitors in the Bihar Civil Judge Exam.

Get a comprehensive understanding of books for Bihar Judiciary from here.

Many toppers of Bihar Judicial Services prefer the following books mentioned below. 

• Static GK - Limit the sources for General Knowledge. Keep in mind that two sources are more than enough for GK preparation. If you run behind many sources, revising won't be easy. For Static GK, cover from Lucent for theoretical questions; in Ghatnachakra, you will find topic-wise question banks. 
• Current GK - Go for Pratiyogita Darpan, monthly or annual,l for current affairs. Prefer AffairsCloud and Jagran Josh if you are comfortable learning via online mode.
• Legal Previous Year Papers - The most recommended sources for the previous year's questions are Singhals and Universal Publications. Specifically, pick questions for the Bihar Judiciary exam. Go for the UP Judiciary last year's question papers. Both exams have a similar pattern, and. MA Raashid is the bible for practising questions.

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Book Name	Author
The Indian Penal Code	Ratanlal & Dhirajlal
Code of Civil Procedure	C.K Takwani
Textbook on Indian Penal Code	K D Gaur
R.V. Kelkar’s Criminal Procedure	R.V. Kelkar’s & Dr. Pillai
The Law of Evidence	Batuk Lal
Constitution of India	VN Shukla

Subject	Name of the Book	Author
Constitution	Introduction to the Constitution of India	Durgadas Basu
	Constitution of India	V. N. Shukla
	Series-12 Indian National Movement & Constitutional Development	Pratiyogita Darpan
Civil Procedure Code	Civil Procedure (CPC) with Limitation Act, 1963	C.K.Takwani (Thakker)
	The Key To Indian Practice (A Summary Of The Code Of Civil Procedure)	Sir Dinshaw Mulla
Indian Contract Act	Property Law	Poonam Pradhan Saxena
	The Transfer of Property Act	S.N. Shukla
	The Transfer of Property Act	R.K. Sinha
Specific Relief Act	Law of Contract & Specific Relief	Dr Avtar Singh
Limitation Act	Bare Act	J.D. Jain
Indian Evidence Act	Law of Evidence	Batuk Lal
	Law of Evidence	KD Gaur
Indian Penal Code	The Indian Penal Code	KD Gaur
Code of Criminal Procedure	Criminal Procedure	Ratanlal & Dhirajlal
	Civil Procedure Code	C K Takwani
Negotiable Act	Introduction to the Law of Negotiable Act	P L Malik