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If you are preparing for the Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Examination and these questions still come to your mind then LawSikho is here to answer all these questions. First let us look at the pattern of the examination.

Pattern of Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Prelims Examination:

Date of Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Prelims Exam - 20/08/2023
(Vacancies for Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) - 49)

Sr. No.	Pattern	No. of Questions	Marks	Duration
	Prelims- Computer Based Test Law	100 MCQ	100 marks	2 hours
	Mains- Framing of issues and writing of Judgement in Civil Cases (Maximum Marks - 40) Framing of charges and writing of Judgement in Criminal Cases (Maximum Marks - 40) Translation:- (i) English to Hindi (Maximum 10 marks) (ii) Hindi to English (Maximum 10 marks)		100 marks	3 hours for each paper
	Viva Voce		15 marks

Let us now understand the Syllabus of Prelims and Mains Examination for Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission Examination:

Syllabus for Prelims Examination for Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission Prelims Exam:

S.No.	Details	Subjects
1.	Law	Indian Penal Code Code of Civil Procedure Criminal Procedure Code Indian Evidence Act Constitution of India Transfer of Property Act Indian Contract Act Limitation Act The Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act,2011 Court Fees Act Specific Relief Act Indian Registration Act Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code The Negotiable Instruments Act,1881 The Chhattisgarh Excise Act,1915

The prelims exam will not have a negative marking for wrong answers.

Note - The Applicants who qualify in Prelims will be eligible to appear for written examination in the ratio of 1:10.

Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam is less difficult to crack due to lower competition when compared to Hindi speaking states’ judiciary exams. On an analysis of previous year papers, it can be said that the level of difficulty of the exam is moderate to difficult.

Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Prelims Exam is a qualifying examination and the marks scored in mains and interview will be added in the final selection. A candidate should keep the following things in mind while appearing for Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam:

Solve as many mocks as you can.
Analyse your performance in Mocks and work on the areas where you score less.
Properly revise all the subjects.
Efficiently manage the time to attempt all the questions.

Common Challenges that Chhattisgarh Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam aspirants face before Exams:

Time Management: As suggested from the pattern above, the key to crack the Prelims examination is found in picking the right questions and giving each question only as much time as is required to help one qualify. For example, analysing the question and using the elimination method, to find out the correct answer of the question is a great trick to manage time.
Not practising enough: Once you have worked on clearing your basics, practice, practice and only practice is the most crucial element of the examination that is left. On an average one should be solving 300-400 MCQs almost daily as a last month run up to the examination to be fully familiar with the kind of questions that are tested.
Not Analysing Mock Scores: Analysing where you are lagging in attaining 90+ scores in mock will help you in performing better in the actual exam. Identifying the weaker subjects and working on them will increase the chance of qualifying Prelims and scoring higher marks in Mains Examination as well.
Simulated environment for a Computer Based Test: Students should always solve mocks in a simulated exam-like environment with a timer on. It will help them to get a hold of time and perform better in exams. Since this is a computer-based test, being well versed in using the computer rather than paper for eliminating questions and marking the correct option on the screen is important.
Not Knowing What to Skip: It is very important to know what should be focused upon in the last month. It is not practically possible to read everything at the last minute.

Mock Schedule (For Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission Prelims Exam):

S.no.	Subject	Syllabus	Mock dates	No. of questions
Mock 1-3	Indian Penal Code	1. [Mock 1] Chapter 1-15 2. [Mock 2] Chapters 16-23 3. [Mock 3] Full Length [based on pattern]	Mock 1: 15th July Mock 2: 16th July Full length: 17th July	Mock 1- 100 Mock 2- 100 Mock 3- 100
Mock 4-6	CrPC	1. [Mock 4] Introduction, Definition Clause, Chapters 1-24 2. [Mock 5] Chapters 25-37 3. [Mock 6] Full Length[based on pattern]	Mock 4: 18th July Mock 5: 19th July Mock 6: Full length 20th July	Mock 4-100 Mock 5- 100 Mock 6- 100
Mock 7-9	Evidence	[Mock 7] Chapters 1 to 5 [Mock 8] Chapters 6 to 11 [Mock 9] Full length [Based on pattern]	Mock 7: 21st July Mock 8: 22nd July Mock 9: Full length 23rd July	Mock 7- 100 Mock 8- 100 Mock 9- 100
Mock 10-12	CPC	1. [Mock 10] Sections 1-78 Orders 1-22, Order 26 2. [Mock 11] Sections 79-158, All other orders 3. [Mock 12] Full Length	Mock 10: 24th July mock 11: 25th July Mock 12: 26th July	Mock 10- 100 Mock 11- 100 Mock 12- 100
Mock 13-15	ICA	1. [Mock 13] Part 1 [Sections 1-75] 2. [Mock 14] Part 2 [124-238] 3. [Mock 15] Full length	Mock 13: 27th July Mock 14: 28th July Mock 15: 29th July	Mock 13- 100 Mock 14- 100 Mock 15- 100
Mock 16-18	Constitution	1. [Mock 16] Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties , Directive PrinciplesPreamble, Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, DPSP and Fundamental Duties, Parliament, Council of Ministers , State Legislature and Judiciary 2. [Mock 17] Relation between Union and State, Emergency, ConstitutionalAmendment, Election Commission, Public service commission and other Authority 3. [Mock18] Full Length [based on pattern]	Mock 16: 30th July Mock 17: 31st July Mock 18: 1st August	Mock 16- 100 Mock 17- Mock 18- 100
Mocks 19-21	TPA	1. [Mock 19] Section 1-53A 2. [Mock 20] Remaining portions- sale, mortgage, lease, exchange gift actionable claim 3. [Mock 21] Full Length	Mock 19: 2nd August Mock Mock 20: 3rd August Mock Mock 21: 4th August	Mock 19- 100 Mock 20- 100 Mock 21- 100
Mock 22-24	CLRC	1. [Mock 22] Chapters 1-10 2. [Mock 23] Chapters 11- 19 3. [Mock 24] Full Length	Mock 22: August 5th Mock 23: August 6th Mock 24: August 7th	Mock 22- 100 Mock 23: 100 Mock 24: 100
Mock 25	Limitation Act 1963 + Court Fees Act 1870	[Mock 25] Based on Pattern	Mock 25: 8th August	Mock 25- 100
Mock 26	Specific Relief Act 1963 + Excise Act 1915	[Mock 26] Based on Pattern	Mock 26: 9th August	Mock 26- 100
Mock 27	CG Rent Control Act 2011 + Registration Act 1908	[Mock 27] Based on Pattern	Mock 27:10th August	Mock 27- 100
Mock 28	Negotiable Instruments Act	[Mock 28] Based on Pattern	Mock 28: 11th August	Mock 28- 50
Mock 29-33	Full Length Mocks	[Mock 29-33] Based on Pattern	Mock 29: 13th August Mock 30: 14th August Mock 31: 15th August Mock 32: 16th August Mock 33: 17th August	Mock 29-33: 100

There will be positive marking of 1 mark and there will be no negative marking.

Note - The mocks are time bound in nature, in order to provide you with an actual feel of the exam. You would thus be required to take them at the date and time scheduled for the examination. However, if due to some reason you are not able to appear for the Mock at the time fixed it will be made live again after 48 hours of the scheduled time so that you do not miss upon the important question base.\