BOOST YOUR DELHI CIVIL JUDGE (JUNIOR DIVISION) MAINS EXAM PREPARATION WITH OUR MOCK TEST SERIES BASED ON THE RECENT PATTERN OF EXAM !
From this course you would be getting:
- 21 Mocks based on the recent Exam Pattern of Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division).
- Access to Model Answers and Detailed Evaluations .of the submissions along with expert feedback.
- Comprehensive support and guidance will be provided throughout the interview process.
- Additional complimentary support: Counselling as well as doubt resolution support.
- Link to Daily Thorough Newspaper Analysis.
- Daily Current Affairs.
- All India Ranking to check one’s level of preparation.
Price Rs. 499/-
- Where can I find Mock Tests on the exact pattern of the Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Examination?
- How can I fool-proof my Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains Exam preparation?
- What are the last-minute tips to succeed in the Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains Exam preparation?
- How can I manage Law School studies along with Judiciary Preparation?
If you are preparing for the Delhi 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 Delhi Civil Judge Mains (Junior Division) Examination:
Date of Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains Exam- To be Notified.
(Vacancies for Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division)- 53)
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Sr. No. |
Pattern |
Marks |
Duration |
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Mains- Written Examination: 1. Paper -I - General Legal Knowledge & Language 2. Paper -II - Civil Law I I 3. Paper -III -Civil Law II 4. Paper -IV -Criminal Law |
250 marks 200 marks 200 marks 200 marks |
3 Hour/Each |
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2. |
Viva Voce |
150 marks |
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Syllabus for Mains Examination for Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains Exam:
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Sr. No. |
Laws |
Subjects |
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1. |
Paper I- GENERAL LEGAL KNOWLEDGE AND LANGUAGE |
This paper shall comprise of two Sections:- Section I : General Legal Knowledge:- This is to test the candidate’s knowledge of current legal affairs etc.
Section II: Language (Essay, Translation and Precis 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 etc. There will be two passages for translations one in English which will be required to be translated into Hindi (in Devnagri Script) and the second passage in Hindi (in Devnagri Script) shall be required to be translated into English. |
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2. |
Paper -II: Civil Law-I
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The Indian Contract Act, 1872 The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 The Specific Relief Act, 1963 Hindu Law Mohammaden Law The Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 Law of Torts The New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994 The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957 and The Commercial Courts Act, 2015. |
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3. |
Paper -III: Civil Law-II
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The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 The Limitation Act, 1963 The Registration Act, 1908 The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 The Trade Marks Act, 1999 and The Copyright Act, 1957. |
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4. |
Paper -IV: Criminal Law- |
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 The Indian Penal Code The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 and The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. |
Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam is slightly difficult to crack due to high competition and Hindi speaking state. However, with proper strategy and guidance, a student can easily crack the examination. On analysis of previous year papers, it can be said that the level of difficulty of the exam is moderate to difficult questions.
Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains 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 Delhi 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.
- Write your answers in a structured manner, state all important points along with relevant case laws on the topic.
Common Challenges that Delhi Civil Judge Mains Examination aspirants face before Exams:
- Time Management: As suggested from the pattern above, the key to crack the Mains 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 structuring the answer before attempting the question will help in covering all important points.
- Not practising enough: Once you have worked on clearing your basics, practice, practice and only practice is the remaining most crucial element of the examination. On an average one should be solving 4-5 Test Papers on a weekly basis up to the date of examination to be fully prepared with the kind of questions that may be tested.
- Not Analysing Test Scores: Analysing where you are lagging in attaining more than 60% marks in the tests, this will help you in performing better in actual exams. Identifying the weaker subjects and start working on improvisation, this will increase the chance of scoring higher marks in Mains Examination.
- Simulated environment : Students should always solve tests 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.
- Attempt All questions:. While attempting all the questions can improve your chances of scoring more, it's important to allocate sufficient time to each question. Answer the questions in a serial order as per the word limit.Poor time management can result in errors and have a negative impact on your overall score.
Mock Schedule (For Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains Exam):
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S. no. |
Subject |
Max. Marks |
Date |
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1 |
Contract Act |
50 |
26/12/23 |
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2 |
Transfer of Property Act |
50 |
28/12/23 |
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3 |
Specific Relief Act |
50 |
29/12/23 |
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4 |
Hindu Law |
50 |
31/12/23 |
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5 |
Muslim Law |
50 |
02/1/24 |
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6 |
Torts |
50 |
03/1/24 |
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7 |
CPC and Limitation |
50 |
05/1/24 |
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8 |
Arbitration Act |
50 |
07/1/24 |
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9 |
Evidence |
50 |
09/01/24 |
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10 |
Registration Act and NI Act |
50 |
10/01/24 |
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11 |
Copyright and Trade Marks Act |
50 |
12/01/24 |
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12 |
IPC |
50 |
14/01/24 |
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13 |
CrPC |
50 |
16/01/24 |
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14 |
Minor Laws Paper (DV Act, JJ Act & Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace Act) |
100 |
18/01/24 |
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15 |
Local Laws ( New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994; The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957) |
50 |
20/01/24 |
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16 |
Local Laws II (Delhi Rent Control Act and and The Commercial Courts Act, 2015) |
50 |
21/01/24 |
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17 |
General Legal Knowledge |
100 |
22/01/24 |
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18 |
Language Paper |
150 |
23/01/24 |
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19 |
Full Length Civil Law I |
200 |
25/01/24 |
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20 |
Full Length Civil Law II |
200 |
27/01/24 |
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21 |
Full Length Criminal Law |
200 |
28/01/24 |
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, delayed submissions are accepted as well.
Who can Enrol for this Course?
All serious aspirants who wish to leave no stone unturned and fool-proof their Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam preparation.
Course Plan
Above prices are inclusive of all applicable taxes and charges.
21 Mocks based on the recent pattern of the Delhi Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains Exam.
Access to Model Answers and Detailed Evaluations of the submissions along with expert feedback.
Comprehensive support and guidance will be provided throughout the interview process.
Simulated Exam Like Environment with Time Bound Mocks.
All India Rank lists will be provided after every exam.