Happiness is being a lawyer and louing ib. PROSPECTUS URIS ACADEMY. 29, FIRST FLOOR, KINGSWAY CAMP, MALL ROAD, OPP. GTB NAGAR METRO STATION GATE - 3, DELHI 9 Mobile: 8010905050, 8510905050, www.jurisacademy.comCONTENTS 1. Our Objective 1 2. Who We Are 1 3. Director's Desk 2 4, National Education Excellence Award 2016 & 2017 3 5. Our Courses 6 6. Syllabus for Judicial Services Exam 7 * State wise Syllabus For PCS-J 8 > Assam 8 > Bihar 8 > Chhattisgarh 9 > Delhi 9 > Haryana 10 > Himachal Pardesh rT > Jharkhand 2 > Madhya Pardesh 12 > Punjab 13 > Rajasthan 14 > Uttarakhand 15 > Uttar Pardesh 16 > West Bengal 17 + Age Eligibility 19 7. LL.M Entrance 20 “> Marks Eligibility And Exam Pattern a 8. Results 231. OUR OBJECTIVE Our objective is to produce highly dynamic, efficient, knowledgeable and talented law professionals. Our endeavour has been to generate future noble jurists, eminent judges, energetic members of the bar, result oriented corporate law officers, intelligent research scholars, leading bureaucrats, efficient law professors and other revolutionary legal professionals. Our students perform much better than their competing counterparts and are able to score much higher score than other candidates. ‘Our motto is to impart focused & result oriented coaching for various Law entrance and Judicial 2. WHO WE ARE Juris Academy is a group of highly talented Gold medalist Law Experts and Senior Practicing Advocates. It has been established for imparting training to law graduates and students who aspire to appear for judiciary, competitive exams. ‘The academy's alumni are picking up top ranks right from the beginning in conscious pursuit of academic excellence and they are all achievers. The glory of Juris Academy is based on qualitative teaching, best rated study material, excellent results and incorporation of new developments in the field oflaw. Faculty members contribute their best efforts in order to ensure best results obtained by our students and faculty is always at the fore-front to help our student queries, All faculty members get themselves involved in personalized coaching to our students and cater to their specific queries. Juris Academy students succeed with flying colours and gain lot of seats. CLAT, LL.B., LL.M. and other law entrance exams. We are known as best coaching institute for judicial services exams and various law entrance exams preparation such as CLAT, DU LL.B.,LL.M. Success stories of law aspirants begin at Juris Academy. Juris Academy's programs use interactive approaches in which participants actively share their knowledge, experience and ideas and engage in proactive thinking. Itis only through a framework of structured study techniques, case study material, class presentations, group discussion and knowledge sharing that gives our students maximum competitive edge. Juris Academy's mock test series help students to prepare well in advance for entrance exam in a simulated environment, thereby having competitive edge over other candidates,Succeeding in life is as simple as being a good student. UL you have to do is to pay attention, work hard and give it your Best shot. Mr. Naresh Grover, a practicing lawyer with Delhi High Court is an MBA, LL.B., LL.M. Ist rank topper from Faculty of Law University of Delhi. Mr. Grover, a Gold Medalist, possess more than 20 years of rich experience in Legal and Information Technology Consulting, Digital Quality Management, Professional Education and Training. Mr. Grover has provided his services throughout the world and was involved in prestigious projects for international organizations such as: World Bank in Washington DC, USA, JP Morgans in Delaware, USA and Ely Lily, Indiana, US “Johnson Pharamceutica in Antwerp, Belgium and SAP in Frankfurt, Germany TCS in London, UK and Singapore Govt. Defence Organisation, Singapore Mr. Grover, on behalf of Juris Academy, has conducted more than 50 Seminars, Workshops and TV interviews in last 10 years on Career options in Law, Judiciary Coaching, Gender Equality and Women Empowerment for students of various Educational Institutes, Universities, Colleges and International Organisations. Mr. Grover is always ready to provide free legal aid to poor litigants as directed by National Legal Services Authority. Awards and Recognitions:~ % Awarded National Education Excellence Award in 2016 and 2017 for providing qualitative professional training to future judges and practicing lawyers. % Adjudged as best resource person for presenting his paper on Copyright protection and Management of Rights in Digital Environment, 2013. % Worked with Delhi Judicial Academy for Training and Development of Judicial Officers in 2011 and awarded by Women Studies and Development Centre, University of Delhi. % Honoured in 2010 by Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi for organizing various Moot Courts, Workshops and Seminars in Law Faculty. Awarded Certificate of Excellence in 2009, for provided free Legal Aid through Delhi Legal Services Authority by Professor-in-Charge, Law Centre. Achieved best performance reward from Tata Consultancy Services Limited in 2004 as Legal and Systems Consultant. Recognised as Cyber Law and Workflow expert by SAP Germany in 2002. Awarded forhis excellent performance in legal and quality management consulting in 2001 by Sr. Vice President, Mahindra Satyam Group. Received award of excellence from Microsoft Corporation signed by Bill Gates in 1999 and again in 2000 from Chairman, Academic Council of NIIT for possessing excellent skills in training and development of students.Juris Academy received National Education Excellence Award 2016 and 2017 for providing quality coaching for LLB Entrance and Judicial Services Preparation Coaching, @PraxisM NATIONAL ny ‘ T i @Proxis Vedio mazLeeeeeeceneerensen ASSOCIATION of Membershipand many more..... ee~~ 5. OUR COURSES. JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAM LL.M. ENTRANCE *~ CLAT rey oc6. SYLLABUS FOR JUDICIAL SERVICES EXAM Judicial services exam is conducted in three stages namely:- (a) Preliminary examination: multiple choice questions/objective type only and the candidates declared successful in this test are eligible for the main examination, (b) Main examination: written and subjective examination and the candidates declared successful inthis test are eligible for viva-voce test (©) Viva-voce: interview ‘Subjects in Judicial Service Exam Following subjects are common forall the State Judicial Services Examinations A. Most Essential and Fundamental Laws + Constitution of India: In every State PCS-J pre-exam, many questions are asked from Indian Polity and Constitution of India 4 Jurisprudence: Questions from this subject are either not asked or appear only in pre-exam. Though no direct question is asked in subjective paper but in-depth knowledge and understanding of this subject is, absolutely essential. ‘International Law: This subject is part of General Knowledge and in some States like Uttrakhand, UP, Haryana ete. many questions are asked on Intemational law. B. Substantive Civil Laws Indian ContractAct + Specific ReliefAct Indian Partnership Act SalesofGoodsAct % Negotiable InstrumentAct _ 4 Law of Tort & Consumer Protection Act + Transfer of Property Act (with special focus on principles of equity, specifically applicable thereto; the Principles of Equity, with special reference to the Law of Trust for UP C.Personal Laws + Hindu Law (including Hindu Marriage Act, Hindu Succession Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act) ‘ Mohammaden Law (including Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act and Muslim Women Protection of Rights on Divorce Act) D. Criminal Laws IndianPenal Code “ DVAct, POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act (Asked only in few States) E. Procedural Laws CriminalProcedureCode Indian EvidenceAct Civil Procedure Code + Limitation Act Registration Act © CourtFeeAct F, Special and Local Laws : In some states there ate special acts such as Indian Forest Act, SC / ST Prevention of Atrocities Act ete. are asked. In many States Acts related to Rent control, Land Revenue, Land Reforms and Motor Vehicle are asked. G. Others (Non-Legal subjects) & English General Knowledge (For UP there is separate paper on GK of 150 marks) ‘Hindi - For States of UP, HP, Rajasthan and Haryana, it is must to possess a thorough knowledge of Hindi in Devnagri Script. For Haryana and HP, there is a separate paper of 100 marks in Hindi language (in Devnagri script).ASSAM Preliminary Examination ‘Time- 2:00 Hour Marks-100 Objective type-90 Marks:- General Knowledge, Aptitude, English, Constitution of India, Code of Civil procedure, Criminal Procedure Code, Transfer of Property Act, Indian Contract Act, Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act, Law of Tort. Official language(s)-10 Marks:-to test language proficiency Main Written Examination ‘Time- 3:00 Hour for each Paper Those candidates securing minimum 60% marks in the Pre-exam shall be eligible to appear in main exam. The Paper no I to IV shall be of three hours duration and Pari ‘of two hours duration. The Syllabus for main exam shall be: 1. Paper on English- 100 Marks:- Essay Writing, Precis Writing, Grammarete. 2. General Knowledge and Aptitude Test-100 Marks:-Objective Type 3. Law Paper- I- 100 Marks:-Constitutio of India, Civil Procedure Code, Transfer of Property Act, Indian ContractAct 4, Law Paper- Il- 100 Marks:-Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Evidence Act, Law of Torts 5. Official language(s) of the State of Assam-50 Marks ‘Note: All candidates who obtain 60% marks in written test subject to securing 45% marks in individual papers I, Il, III, IV and minimum 35% marks in the language paper shall be eligible for Viva-voce Examination, Provided that SC/ST candidates who obtained minimum 50% marks in aggregate subject to minimum 40% marks in individual papers I, II, III, TV and minimum 35% marks in the language paper shall be eligible for Viva-voce Examination. This would be subject to ratio of 13. Interview :- Viva-voce - 50 Marks:- In the viva-voce out of 50 marks the candidate will have to secure minimum 60% marks. The final selection shall be made subject to overall suitability BIHAR Preliminary Examination ‘Time-3:00 Hour Marks-250 It will consist of two papers Paper I - General Studies (100 Marks):- General Knowledge (Including Current Affairs), Elementary General Science Paper II - Law (150 Marks):- Law of Evidence and Procedure, Constitutional & Administrative Law of India, Hindu Law and Muhammadan Law, Law of Transfer of Property, Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts and Specific Relief Law of Contract and Tort, Commercial Laws namely: (i) Sale of eta Nessie Jose Sl )Company Law (iv) PartnershipAct = 4 ie wo ¥ 1 aT | a _.Time- 10AM to 1 PI we Time- 2PMto5PI Time=10AMto 1 Time-ii) Hindu law and Muhammadan law (150 Marks) iii) Law of Transfer of Property, Principles of Equity (150 Marks) iv) Law of Trusts and Specific Relief (150 Marks) v) Law of Contracts and Torts (150 Marks) vi) Commercial Law (150 Marks) Note: Out of 5 optional papers a candidate has to opt only 3 papers. Hindi and English Paper are only of qualifying nature. Each candidate must score minimum of 30 marks out of 100 marks, but the marks obtained therein will not be added in the overall total in deciding the merit. Interview :- Viva-voce- 100 Marks CHHATTISGARH Preliminary Examination ‘Time- 2:00 Hour Marks-100 Objective-type:- Indian Penal Code, Code of Civil Procedure, Code of Criminal Procedure, Indian Evidence Act, Constitution of India, Transfer of Property Act, Contract Act, Limitation Act, Court Fees Act, Specific Reliefs Act, Registration Act, Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881, Registration Act, Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code, Chhattisgarh Excise Act, 1915, Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act, 2011 —— a vv ‘Main Writfef Examination Time: 3:00 Hour Marks-100 Framing of Issues and writing of Judgment in Civil Cases Marks 40 Framing of Charges and writing of Judgment in Criminal Cases - Marks 40 ‘Translation :English to Hindi - Marks 10, Hindi to English = Marks 10 ‘Note: For main Examination, among those who appeared in the preliminary examination in the ratio of 1:10 having regard to the number of vacancies, shall be called for final examination, Viva-voce- Candidate would be called in the ratio of 1:3 Marks-15 DELHI Preliminary Examination ‘Time-2:30 Hour Marks-200 The Preliminary Examination will be a screening test and will consist of one paper of multiple ive type questions carrying maximum of 200 marks. In the preliminary examination questions ‘on general knowledge and 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 will be included. Note: Minimum qualifying marks in the preliminary examination shall be 60% for general and 55% for reserved categories i.e. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Physically Handicapped (Blind/Low Vision) (mobility not to be restricted)/Orthopaedically. However, the number of candidates to be admitted to the main examination (written) will not be more than ten times the total number of vacancies of each category advertised. The marks obtained in the preliminary examination by the candidates who are declared qualified for admission to the Main Examination will not be counted for determining their final order of merit. Negative marking 0.25 marks shall be deducted for every wrong answer. Main Written Examination ‘Time- 3:00 Hour each paper A. General Knowledge and Language This paper shall comprise of two sections:- Section I General Knowledge:- This is to test the candidate's knowledge of current affairs ete. (100 Marks)Section IT Language (Essay, Translation and Précis Writing):- This is to test the candidate’s knowledge and power of expression in English, Credit will be given both for substance and expression. Conversely deduction will be made for bad expression, faults of grammar and misuse of ‘words ete, There will be two passages for translations one in English which will be required to be translated into Hindi (in Deynagri Script) and the second passage in Hindi (in Devnagri Seript) shall be required tobe translated into English, (150 Marks), B. Civil Law-I Indian Contract Act, Indian Sale of Goods Act, Indian Partnership Act, Specific ReliefAct, Hindu Law, Mohammaden Law, Delhi Rent Control Actand Law of Tort. (200 Marks) €. Civil Law-I Civil Procedure Code, Law of Evidence, Law of Limitation and Law of Registration. (200 Marks) D. Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Code, LP.C. and Indian Evidence Act. (200 Marks) Interview :- Viva-voce- 150 Marks Viva-Voce :Viva-Voce will carry 150 marks. Only such candidates will be called for viva-voce who have obtained 40% marks in each written paper and 50% marks in the aggregate except in the case of candidates belonging to reserved categories ie. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Physically Handicapped (Blind/Low Vision) (mobility not to be restricted)/Orthopaedically in whose case the qualifying marks shall be 35% in each written paper and 45% in the aggregate. A candidate of general category must secure minimum 50% marks and a candidate of reserved category must secure minimum 45% marks in viva-voce to be eligible for being recommended for appointment to theservice. HARYANA Preliminary Examination Time- 2:00 Hour Marks-500 The Preliminary Examination shall be of objective type consisting of 125 questions and each question shall carry 04 marks and for every wrong answer 0.80 mark shall be deducted. The objective type multiple-choice question for the Preliminary Examination shall be from the syllabus for the Main Examination. The candidate shall be expected to have a general and basic over view of the main law subjects and also the ability to answer questions on current events of national and international importance, Indian legal and constitutional history and governance. The candidate shall also be tested for his analytical skills, reasoning and aptitude. The standard of the question paper shall be of Law graduate level. Main Written Examination Time- 3:00 Hour each paper 1) Law Paper I ie. Civil Law I (200 Marks)- It will cover the following topics: Code of Civil procedure, Evidence Act, Indian Contract Act, Indian partnership Act, Sale of Goods Aet, Specific Relief Act, Punjab Courts Act and Haryana Urban (control of rent and evietion) Act, 1973 (2) Law Paper IT i.e. Civil Law II (200 Marks)- It will cover the following topics:- Hindu Law, ‘Mohammadan Law and Customary Law, Law of Registration, Law of Limitation (3) Law Paper III i.e. Criminal Law (200 Marks)- It will cover the following topics:-Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Evidence Act, (4) Paper IV English (200 Marks)- English Essay (1000-1100 words) (100 marks), Precis (25 marks), Words and Phrases (Make sentences of the given words and Phrases) (25 marks), Comprehension (25 marks), Corrections (25 marks) (5) Paper V Language (100 Marks)- Hindi (in Devnagri Script), Language paper (V) shall comprise the following: Translation of an English passage into Hindi (20 marks), Explanation of Hindi passage in prose and poetry in the same language (30 marks) Composition (essay), idioms and corrections (50 Marks)Viva-Voce (Interview) Marks-200 To judge the personal qualities of the candidates, the viva-voce shall relate to the matters of general interest and is intended to test the candidates alertness, intelligence and general outlook. It shall be conducted in English. HIMACHAL PRADESH Preliminary Examination Time- 2:00 Hour Marks-300 The preliminary examination shall be an objective type examination consisting of the following three papers of 100 Marks each:- Civil Law-I Civil Law-Il E Criminal Law z 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-1 to III for the Main examination. The Preliminary Examination will be held at Shimla and Dharamsala in Kangra District (iftadequate Nos. of candidates opt for Dharamsala centre). Main Written Examination Time-3:00 Hour each paper ‘The subjects and syllabus for the written examination shall be as follows:- i) Civil Law-I : 200 Marks:- Code of Civil Procedure. Indian Evidence Act, Specific Relief Act and Himachal Pradesh Courts Act and Indian Stamp Act 1976, ii) Civil Law-II : 200 Marks:- Indian Contract Act, Hindu Law, Indian Limitation Act, Transfer of Property Act and H.P, Urban Rent Control Act. inal Law : 200 Marks:- Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Chapter-XVIT (section 138 to 143) of the Negotiable Instruments Act, Wild Life Protection Act and Indian Forest Act, H.-P. Excise Act-2011 as applicable to the State of H.P. iv) English Composition : 150 Marks:- A Choice from three Essays on General Subjects, Translation of Hindi Passage into English: 50 Marks. The standard for the English paper shall be that of graduation examination of Himachal Pradesh University. y) Language (Hindi) : 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 Correctionsetc.) = 20 Marks ‘The standard for the language paper shall be that of Matriculation ofthe HP State Note: No candidate shall be considered to have qualified the written test unless he obtains 45% Marks in aggregate in all papers, 40 % in papers I to IV and at least 33% marks in language paper V i.e. Hindi in Devanagri script. Viva-Voce (Interview) Marks 150 1JHARKHAND Preliminary Examination ‘Time- 2:00 Hour ‘Marks-100 The Syllabus for the Preliminary Entrance Test shall consist of :- General English, General Knowledge (including Current Affairs) , The Code of Civil Procedure 1908, The Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, The Indian Evidence Act 1872, The Law of Contract 1872, The Indian Penal Code 1860. Note : The marks obtained in preliminary examination shall not be counted for the purpose of final selection. There shall beno negative marking, Main Examination Time-3 Hour for each paper Marks-100 Examination shall be of four papers of 100 marks each comprising of the questions on the following subjects. :- Paper - I :- Procedural Law (The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973), The Indian Penal Code, 1860, The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, The Limitation Act, 1963, Paper-II :-‘The Cofitraet Act, 1872, The Sales of Goods Act, 1930, The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 , The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Paper - III :-The Hindu Law and The Mohammedan Law, Rent Control Law, The Specific Relief Act, 1963, Jurisprudence Paper IV (Language) :-Hindi & English (Essay, Precise writing, Translation & Paraphrase) ‘The candidates up to three times of total vacancy category-wise shall be called to appearin the Viva- voce Test on the basis of marks obtained by them in the main examination. In case of tie of marks between the candidates atthe last pedestal, all the candidates obtaining such marks shall be called for appearing in the Viva-Voce Test irrespective of exceeding of number beyond three times of total vacancies. Viva-Voce (Interview) Marks-100 In the Viva-Voce Test, the minimum required qualifying marks would be 25% for the General category candidates and 20% for SC/ST/EBC & BC. MADHYA PRADESH Preliminary Examination (online Test) Time- 2 Hour Marks-150 Constitution of India (Marks-10); Code of Civil Procedure-1908 (Marks-15), Transfer of Property ‘Act- 1882 (Marks-07), Indian Contract Act-1872 (Marks-08), Specific Relief Act-1963 (Marks-06), Limitation Act-1963 (Marks-04), Indian Evidence Act-1872 (Marks-15), Indian Penal Code-1860 (Marks-15), Code of Criminal Procedure-1908 (Marks-15), Negotiable Instruments Act-1881 (Marks-05), MP Accommodation Control Act 1961 (Marks-05), MP Land Revenue Code-1959 (Marks-05) General Knowledge (Marks-20), Computer Knowledge (Marks-10), English Knowledge (Marks-10) Main Examination ‘Time-3 Hour for each paper Marks-100 Mains Examination consists of four Question Papers each paper carrying 100 marks of three hours duration, First two Question Papers will be conducted in two shifts on first day while ‘Third and Fourth Question Papers will be given on the second day again in two shifts. The time Pot yiles ‘of hourstforeach question paperFirst Question Paper-Total Marks-100 :- Constitution of India, Code of Civil Procedure,1908, Transfer of Property Act, 882, Indian Contract Act,1872, Specific relief Act,1963 (Chapter I, Il, VI, VIN), Limitation Act,1963 (Part II & 111) Second Question Paper- Total Marks- 100 :-Writing on Social Issues- 30 marks, Writing on Legal Issue-20 marks, Précis (summarization) Writing -20 marks Note :- For summarization copy of Plaint, Written statement! Charge sheet, Complaint shall be provided and the applicants would be required to : reduced the 1/3rd of the original words. Translation Hindi to English- 15 marks, Translation English to Hindi- 15 marks Third Question Paper- Total Marks- 100 :- Indian Evidence Act,1872, Indian Penal Code, 1860, Code of Criminal Procedure,1973, Negotiable Instruments Act,1881 (From sections 138 -147), MP Accommodation Control Act,1961, MP Land Revenue Code,1959 Fourth Question Paper- Total Marks- 100 :-Framing of issues— 10 marks, Framing of charges -10 ‘marks, Judgment/ Order (Civil) Writing (CJ-ID) - 40 marks, Judgment/ Order (Criminal) Writing (IMEC)-40 Marks Note :- The answers of all mains exam shall be legible writing, otherwise answer sheet shall not be evaluable, Passing percentage in mains exams is 45% for GEN & OBC, 40% for SC, 35% for ST Interview~50 Marks :-3 Times candidates of number of seats shall be invited for interview PUNJAB Preliminary Examination ‘Time-2 Hour Marks-500 Subjects :- Main subjects of Law, current affairs, aptitude, reasoning, Indian legal & constitutional History and governance ‘Total question :- 125 question carry 4 marks each Qualifying marks-150 marksRAJASTHAN Preliminary Examination ‘Time-2 Hour Marks -100 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. English Proficiency:- Tenses, Articles and Determiners, Phrasal Verbs and Idioms, Active & Passive Voice, Co-ordination & Subordination, Direct and Indirect Speech, Modals expressing various concepts- (Obligation, Request, Permission, Prohibition, Intention, Condition, Probability, Possibility, Purpose, Reason, Companions, Contrast, Antonyms and Synonyms). aw syllabus is same as that of mains exam. There shall be 100 questions and no ne, -wrong answer. The number of candidates to be admitted in the main examinatioi ee shall consist of following subjects :~ ‘Paper-I 100 omen from Domestic tence Act 2005, a e Relief Act, 1963, The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Interpretation of Statues, Law of Torts, Legal Maxims, Muslim Law, The Rajasthan Agricultural Credit Operations (Removal of Difficulties) Act, 1974, The Rajasthan Court Fees & Suits Valuation Act, 1961, The Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956, The Rajasthan Municipalities Act, 2009 (Chapter I, IV, VII, X, XI, XII and XIII), The Rajasthan Panchayati Raj Act, 1994, The Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001, The Rajasthan Stamp Act, 1998, The Rajasthan Tenancy Act, 1955, The Registration Act, 1908, General Rules (Civil), 1986 and Judgment Writing. Paper is designed to test the practical knowledge of the candidates in civil law and procedure e.g. drafting, pleadings, framing issues and writing out judgments etc., in civil cases. Law Paper (II) Duration : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 100 The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, The Electricity Act, 2003 (Chapter XIV), The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, The Indian Penal Code, 1860, The Information Technology Act, 2000, The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000, The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, The Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 (Chapter XVII), The Probation of Offenders Act, 1958, The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, Protection ofWomen from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, The Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, General Rules (Criminal), 1980 and Judgment Writing. Paper is designed to test the practical knowledge of the candidates in criminal law & procedure e. framing charges & writing out the judgments in criminal cases. Language- (a) Paper-I Hindi Essay Duration : 2 Hours Maximum Marks : 50 Essay Writing in Hindi Language (b) Paper-II English Essay Duration : 2 Hours Maximum Marks : 50 Essay Writing in English Language. Anterview/Viva Voce Maximum Marks : 35 (3 times candidates of number of seats shall be invited) 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. UTTARAKHAND Preliminary Examination ‘Time-3 Hours Marks-200 Part-I: - General Knowledge- 50 Marks :- It will include day to day happenings around India and the World, particularly in the legal spheres. The questions may relate mainly to International law, Neutrality, recent legislation pronouncement particularly Indian Constitution, Law and development and legal aspects but it will not be confined to this only. Part-II :-Law- 150 Marks:- It will cover the following Acts and Laws ~ Transfer of Property Act, Principle of Hindu Laws and Principle of Muslim Laws, Evidence Act, Code of Criminal Procedure, Indian Penal Code, Civil Procedure Code Main Examination Time-3 Hours for each paper A. The Present Day -150 Marks This paper is designed to test the candidate’s knowledge of the current event in India and the world generally at the present day, particularly in the legal sphere and also his power of expression in English. Questions, the answers to which should be in essay form will relate mainly to jurisprudence, international law, neutrality, recent legislation, particularly- Indian constitutional law and developments, especially on their legal aspect and so on but will not be confined to them, Credit will be given both for substance and expression; conversely deduction will be made for bad expression, including faults of grammar, misuse of wordsete.B. Language -100 Marks A passage in English will be set and the candidate will be required to translate it into the ordinary language spoken in the courts, using the Devnagri Script (Marks 30), Likewise a passage of Hindi will be required to be translated in ordinary English language (Marks 30). There will be English Précis writing also (Marks 40) C. Law Paper I (Substantive Law) - 200 Marks The questions set will be restricted to the field covered by:- The law of contract; the law of partnership; the law concerning easements and torts; the law relating to Transfer of Property; including the principles of equity specially applicable thereto; the principles of Equity, with special reference to the Law of Trust and Specific Relief, Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law. D. Law Paper II (Evidence and Procedure) - 200 Marks Law of Evidence, The Criminal Procedure Code and Code of Civil Procedure, including the principles of pleading. The questions set will relate mainly to practical matters; such as the framing of charges and issues, the methods of dealing with the evidence of witness, the writing of judgment and the conduct of cases generally but willnotbe restricted to them. E, Law Paper III- (Revenue & Criminal) - 200 Marks U.P. Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act (as applicable in Uttarakhand) and IPC. Viva-Voce - 100 Marks : The suitability of the candidate for employment in the Judicial Service will be tested with reference to his record at School, College and University and his overall personality, address and physique, The questions which may be put to him may be of a general nature and will not necessarily be of an academic or legal nature. Basic Knowledge of Computer Operation Practical Examination Time — 1 Hour Microsoft Windows Operating system and Microsoft Office (Max. Marks 100; Minimum Qualifying - ‘Marks 40) ‘The paper shall be set from the given syllabus broadly taking one question from each i.e. - Windows and internet, Microsoft Word, Access, Excel and Power Point, Each question shall have five actions to be performed on the system each having four marks, Printout of the output shall be taken and given forevaluation. UTTAR PARDESH Preliminary Examination Paper-I- General Knowledge ‘Time-2Hours Marks-150 ‘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, Intemational 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 specialised study, Paper-II-Law ‘Time-2Hours ‘Marks-300 ‘This paper will include day to day happenings around India and the World, particularly in Legal spheres, Acts and Laws, Jurisprudence, International Organisations, Current International Affairs, Indian Constitution, Transfer of Property Act, Indian Evidence Act, Indian Penal Code, Civil Procedure Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Law of Contract, Main Examination (Time : 3 Hours for each paper) Paper No I: General Knowledge:- 200 Marks. 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 developments in the field of Science and Technology, Communications and Space. Paper No II: Language:-200 Marks. Essay to be written in English - 60 Marks, English Précis writing - 60 Marks, Translation of passage from Hindi to English - 40 Marks, Translation of Passage from English to Hindi - 40 Marks Paper No If: Law-l (Substantive Law): 200 Marks The law of contract, the law of Partnership, the law concerning easements and tort, the Law relating to transfer of property including the principles of equity, specifically applicable thereto, the principles 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 from ‘Constitutional Law. Paper No. IV: Law-Hl (Procedure and Evidence): 200 Marks:- Questions set willbe restricted to | the field covered by-the Law of Evidence, the Criminal Procedure Code and Code of Civil edure, including the principles of pleading. The questions 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 judgement and the conduct of eases generally but will not be restricted to| f; Law-lll (Penal, Revenue and Local Laws) 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 Holdings Act, 1953, Uttar Pradesh Urban (Planning and Development) Act 1973, together with rules framed under the afore said Acts. Answer to the questions of Local Laws will be compulsory. ‘Questions pertaining to Penal Laws will be of 50 marks, whereas, that of Revenue and Local Laws will be of 150 Marks. Interview: 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. The candidates will have a choice to answer General Knowledge and Law papers either in Hindi or in English. Notes: (i) The marks obtained in the interview will be added to the Marks obtained in the written Papers and the candidates Rank 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 sufficient marks in the Law Papers. WEST BENGAL Preliminary Examination Time-2.5 Hours Marks-200 ‘The paper will include questions covering the following fields of knowledge 1. English Composition 30 Marks 2, General Knowledge, Current Affairs and Test of Reasoning, 40 Marks 3. Indian Constitution 20 Marks 4, Law of Contract and Torts 20 Marks 5. Law of Evidence 20 Marks 6. Civil Procedure Code 20 Marks7. Criminal Procedure Code and Indian Penal Code 20 Marks 8. Personal Laws 10 Marks 9. Law of Limitation 20 Marks Syllabus for Preliminary Examination : Questions on English Composition will cover synonyms, antonyms, idioms and phrases, vocabulary test, phrasal verbs, the same words bearing more than one meaning, use of appropriate and qualifying words etc. Main Examination : The Final examination will consist of eight compulsory papers and three papers on optional subjects to be chosen by the candidates from the list of optional subjects. Each ‘compulsory and optional paper will carry 100 marks and will be of three hours duration. Compulsory Papers Time—3 Hours Marks-100 English Composition, essay, précis writingy Bengalif/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali composition, essay and translation from English into Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Civil procedure Code, Criminal Procedure Code and Indian Penal Code , Indian Evidence Act, Law ‘of Contract and Torts and Transfer of Property Act. Optional Papers (any3tobechosen) Time—3 Hours Marks-100 Hindu Law, Muhammadan Law, Jurisprudence and principles of legislation, Indian Law relating to Companies and Insurance, Principles of Equity itchiding the Law of Trusts and Specific Relief, Partnership Act, Law of Limitation and Law of Preseription, The Indian Constitution and ‘Constitutional Law, The standard of examination in the Law papers (Compulsory and Optional) will bethat of the LL.B. Degree of the Calcutta University. All answers must be written either in English corin Bengali (unless otherwise directed in the question papers) except in the language papers. Personality Test : 100 Marks. The Final merit list will be prepared on the basis of total marks obtained in the Final Examination and the Personality Test. There shall be no separate qualifying marks for any individual paper or for the Personality Test. The Commission shall have discretion to fix qualifying marks in the aggregate. In all the answer papers of the Final Examination due credit will be given for proper economy of words combined with clarity and effectiveness of expression and originality of approach. ELIGIBILTY FOR JUDICIALSERVICES EXAM (CIVILJUDGE) The various State Public Service Commissions invite applications for the post of Civil Judge by issuing notifications time to time, in consultation with respective Hon'ble High Courts of the State. For the post of Civil Judge, a degree of Bachelor of Laws from a University established by the law and approved/recognized by the Bar Council of India is required. The minimum age limit is 21 years and maximum age limit is generally 35 years for most of the States. There is possibility of age relaxation for certain categories such as SC, ST, women etc. in some of the States. But for certain States maximum age limit is different, For example forNCT of Delhi, itis 32 years but for Haryanait is 42 years. Age limit criteria for different States is as follows:AGE ELIGIBILITY General (in years) AAO 35 22-35 (iu | | General Category - 21-35 , OBC - 40 Chhattisgarh State Employees - 38 DEI) ‘Notmore than 32yrs. Ex-Servicemen including Emergency. Commissioned Officers & Short Service ‘Commissioned Officers -37 Disabled candidates 42, SC/ST Disabled -47 Beery General - 21-42 Unmarried/ Ex-military - 47 Separated — 47 Disabled candidates of Haryana -52 SC/BC Disabled of Haryana- 57 pstiottsriBucts) General - 22-30 33 NA Other prescribed reserved category ~ 33 arora 22-35, 38 38 Nts tart) General - 21-35, 38 NA MPState Employees—38 Disabled candidates ~ 38 Cee General - 21-35, OBC — 42 2 Widow State Employees and Punjab PH Category- 47 Separated - 42 Rajasthan General — 23 — 35, OBC - 40 40 40 State Employees—40 Widow/ Div-45 (egart ess | General - 22-35 , OBC — 40 40 NA Ex-Army Employee — 40 National or International Players - 40 ler) General - 22-35 As notified] As notified West Bengal General - 22-35 , West Bengal BC — 38 40 NA Physically Disabled — 45, State Employees - 37 Dyan) | An LL.B. candidate with 7 years of practice and aged between 35 - 47 years is eligible for DI. NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS IN JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAM State No. of Attempts Uttar Pradesh Judiciary 4Attempts West Bengal 3.Attempts, 5 for SC/ST/BC Otherstates Till the maximum prescribed age imit 197. LLM ENTRANCE ‘We are specialised in providing expert guidance for LLM Entrance Exam Preparation for various universities. Our results for LL.M. Entrance Exam have been 100% till now. We prepare students for following LLM entrance exams:- 1. Faculty of Law (University of Delhi) CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) National Law University- Delhi (AILET) Indian Law Institute (ILT) Delhi Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IP) South Asian University (SAU), South Delhi Banaras Hindu University (B LAT), Banaras Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Aligarh ‘TERI University - (LLM programme with specialisation in Environment and Natural Resources Law and Infrastructure and Business Law) 10. Allahabad University 11. University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) - LLM with specialization in Energy, International Trade, Commercial & Technology Laws 12. IMO International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) yer ayaeeLLM ENTRANCE - MARKS ELIGIBLITY AND EXAM PATTERN Eligibility Gen- 50% OBC-45% scene) Cro g renmenetsicul ies Constitution law of India, Law of Contract, Sale of Goods, Family Law, Criminal Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Cyber Law, Jurisprudence, Law of Tort, Consumer Protection, Act, Public International Law, Company Law and Partnership Negative marking: | marks forwrongans. Gen! OBC- 55% SC/ST- 50%| Corporate Law Business Law Human Rights Personal Laws International Law Intellectual Property Constitutional Law Environment Law ‘Questions will be asked from the following areas of law i) Constitutional Law : 50 ii) Jurisprudence 2 50 iii) Other law subjects: 50 Contract, Torts, Criminal Law, International Law, Environment Law and Human Rights. ‘Negative marking: 0.25 mark Gen-55% ST/SC-50%| Business Law Constitutional Law Total marks—150 Time- 90min Objective-100 Law of Contract, Law of Tort, Criminal law, Constitutional and Legal Theory Essay ~ 50 One essay on topic of law from the above subjects 50% for all Corporate Law Cyber Law Intellectual Property 27 Objective Type Part I-G.K. & Eng. Question-40_ Marks-40 Part iI- Law Objective 100 Marks—100 Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, IPC, Public International Law, Commercial Law, Contract and Specific Relief Act, Partnership and Sale of Goods Act, Law of Tort, Law of Limitation and Environmental Law ‘Negative marking - 0.25 mark (for Part I & II) Subject Type Part ITT Marks- 20 4 Subjective type question to be answered in not ‘more than 250 words to test legal writing skill Each question carry 10 marks Viva Voce Part IV Marks-20 50% for all ‘CyberLaw Intellectual Property 30 Marks-600 Time-2.5 Hr Questions - 150 i) General Knowledge & English Language - 20% ii) Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Law of Tort, Criminal Law, Commercial Law & Family Law - 30%(ii) Public Intemational Law, Human Rights Law and Environment Law- 30% (iv) Current Trends in Law- 20% Negative marking - 0.25 mark 50% for all International Law 20 Time3 Hr Questions 100 MCQ Part A Questions- 20 MCQ General Knowledge, Political Science, Geography, General Science and Civies of the 10+ level. PartB Questions- 80 MCQ Public Intemational Law: General Principles| of Intemational Law (Recognition, Succession, State Responsibility, State Immunity, Relationship between International law and Municipal Law); Intemational Organizations; Law of the Sea; Diplomatic and Consular Immunity and others; Intemational Trade Law; Intemational Criminal Law; International Humanitarian Law; Intellectual Property Rights; International Environmental Law; Intemational Human Rights Law, Jurisprudence: Analytical School of Law; Pure| Theory of Law; Sociological Jurisprudence; Legal Personality and Legal Rights; Ownership; Possession and Rule of Law. Negative Marking - 0.25 mark 50% for all General HRDE 73 There shall be one paper of 120 minutes duration carrying 450 marks containing 150 multiple- choice questions on Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Law of Contract, Law of Tort, Law of| Crimes, Environmental Law, Public International Law, Indian Evidence Act, Hindu Law and Muslim Law. Negative Marking — 1/3"Mark 55% for all General 30 Marks-300 Time- 2.5 Hr Part A - 50 objective type questions Part B - 8 short answer type questions out of which only 4 need to be answered (maximum ‘word limit for each answer is 200) Part C- 4 essay based questions out of which only 2 need to be answered (maximum word limit for each answer is 400) Subjects: Constitution Law of India, Jurisprudence, Law of Contract, Indian Penal Code, Law of Tort, Hindu Law, Muslim Law, Public Intemational Law and Human Rights, Administrative Law, Transfer of| Property Act8. RESULTS Successful Students of Law & Judiciary aa Avinash Kumar DU LLM 2014 Rank- 1 PA Lata DU LLM 2013, Rank - 54 K. Ganesh Raj TLE LLM 2013 Rank- 80 Shiva CLAT Rank - 115 2014 LLM Students 2013-2015 bi Akshita DU LLM 2013 DU LLM 2013 DULLM 2014 CLAT LLM 2014 Rank ~2 ar Rank —48 Rank ~ 218 Anukriti Anuradha Versha Tulika IP LLM 2014 CLAT LLM 2013. CLAT LLM 2014 CLAT LLM 2013 Rank - Rank-7 Rank- 28 Rank — 22 Himanshu Mathew Smriti ILILLM 2013 CLAT LLM 2013. CLATLLM 2013 CLAT LLM 2014 Rank- 92 Rank- 69 Rank- 170 Rank ~9 Arti y Bhageshree CLAT LUM 2014 CLATLLM 2013 DU~2015 CLAT -2015 Rank-76 Rank- 17 Rank -7 Rank - 267LLM Students - 2016 42 Tarun Biswas ‘Srishti Pandey Jyoti Sehrawat Sonia Sharma NLU Banglore NLU-D LP SAU.NLU-D. fh Mehak Batra Banglore N Devyani Pokbriyal SAU, CLAT Lucknow Megha Sharma Shalini Tyagt Shreya Sich PU-CET, U N IML, NLU-R en 4 N.Shaali Pruthi . ) PoojaNarang NLU Kochi i UPES NLU-R, Symbiosis Pune 24LLM Students - 2017 AA 2B [ole Snigdha Sidharth Kritika Medha Nishtha Anuj G p ¢ or, ; , opal > a Aman Akansha Chandan Ayushi = go 2 ae? 4 rishala Kshitiji Manik Poojaes Candidates 2013-15 Kiel bis = Digamber UPe dud - 2014 Sharkhand-2014 Haryana 416 Himanshu and meny more... Judiciary Candidates 2016-17