Judiciary Notes PDF

Are you appearing for Judicial Services Exam? Worried about Judiciary exam preparation? To help you all with the preparation, we have curated study materials for each stage of the Judiciary Exam.

You can download the subject-wise study materials for Judiciary Exam here and gear up your exam preparations. 

Why Judiciary Study Notes?

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What is Judiciary Exam?

Judiciary Exam is also known as the Provincial Civil Service-Judicial Exam is the entry-level test conducted for graduates in law. The Judiciary exams are conducted by the state judicial authority to hire aspirants for subordinate administrative services.

• There are three stages included in Judiciary Exam which include Prelims, Mains, and Interview. 
• After clearing the exam, there are several job profiles available namely- Magistrate, District, and Sessions Judge, Solicitors, Public Prosecutors, Attorney General, Advocate General, Notary, etc.

Factors	Exam Type	Qualifying Marks For General & SC/ST Categories	Evaluation Criteria
Prelims Exam	Consists of Objective Type Questions; Acts as a screening test for the Mains exam.	It comprises a subjective type-exam that comprises three to four papers.	Evaluate based on- General Knowledge; Personality; Aptitude
Mains Exam	The minimum qualifying marks will differ based on the State.	The minimum qualifying marks will differ based on the State.	Maximum Marks- 50; Minimum Marks- 20
Viva-Voce/ Personal Interview	The marks will not consider in the final score	The marks of the main exam will be considered for the final selection	Final Selection will be made based on it.

State-Wise Judiciary Exam Preparation

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