A career as a judge provides the opportunity to impart justice to the victims. As a judge, one can earn tremendous respect and power to decide on matters related to society.
Becoming a Judge requires a lot of dedication, hard work, patience, and determination.
At Law Masters, we help an aspirant to explore their full potential as they can boost their self-confidence and morale in order to realize their dreams by developing their legal, logical, and ethical qualities. It also provides a platform to the aspirants where you are built and goals are achieved.
Law Masters is here to serve society and the nation by helping the aspirants of state judicial services to transform themselves into
competent and skilled judges with a deep commitment to judicial values to become the future of the Indian Judiciary.
We are here to provide quality, support, guidance, assistance, and motivation to the aspirants of state judicial services so that they can attain their goals. We are here to make aspirants competent, skilled, and knowledgeable Judges for the Judicial System.
We at law masters adopt a Professional approach with a focus on interactive learning. we have developed a unique teaching methodology with the help of a highly experienced and dedicated team of experts to ensure quality guidance for judicial services examination.
Candidates who have done a Bachelor of Law (LLB) from a government-recognized university are eligible to apply.
2. Age Limit
The minimum age limit to apply for MP judiciary examination Recruitment is 21 Years while the maximum age limit is 35 years.
There are three phases of the exam:
Preliminary
Mains
Viva-Voce/Interview
The exam consists of MCQs. Its aim is to select potential candidates for the next level of the exam (mains). The candidate's marks scored in this section will not be taken into account for the final list.
Minimum required marks for the preliminary exam
- For General Category - 60%
- SC/ST/OBC - 55%
This exam is subjective in nature consisting of 3 to 4 papers. Total marks scored in mains will be used to calculate marks in the final merit list.
It is the final phase of the selection process held after qualifying for the main exam. Candidates have to surpass this round with 50 percent marks to qualify. Under this round, the candidate will be examined on the basis of general intelligence, intellectual level, and personality development, etc.
Madhya Pradesh Judicial Services Syllabus
MP Judiciary Prelims (Online)
The examination is mainly held in the objective format where you need to answer 150 questions. The candidates need to give the test in two parts. It is actually a selection test that will further determine whether or not you will be to sit for the mains.
However, once you are qualified for the mains, the scores of prelims will no longer have any influence on your recruitment.
First Part
- Constitution of India (10 questions)
- Code of Civil Procedure 1908 (15 questions)
- Transfer of Property Act 1882 (7 questions)
- Contract Act 1872 (8 questions)
- Specific Relief Act 1963 (6 questions)
- Limitation Act 1963 (4 questions)
- MP Accommodation Control Act 1961 (5 questions)
- MP Land Revenue Act 1959 (5 questions)
- Indian Evidence Act 1872 (15 questions)
- Indian Penal Code 1861 (15 questions)
- Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 (15 questions)
- Negotiable Instrument Act 1881 (5 questions)
Second Part
- General Knowledge (Question 20, Mark 20)
- Computer Knowledge (Question 10, Mark 10)
- English Knowledge (Question 10, Mark 10)
MP Judiciary Mains Examination
Only the applicants who will successfully qualify for the exam, securing the cut-off percentage can appear in the main exams.
The main examination comprises four papers, which are essay-based and each paper carries 100 marks.
Paper 1 - Civil Law & Procedure (Total 100 marks)
- Constitution of India
- Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
- Transfer of Property Act, 1882
- Indian Contract Act, 1872
- Specific Reliefs Act, 1963 (I, II, and VI to VIII)
- Limitation Act, 1963 (Parts II & III)
Paper 2 - Court Practice, Writing Skill, Current Legal and Translation (Total 100 marks)
- Writing on Social Issue- 20 marks
- Writing on Legal Issue- 20 marks
- Precis Writing- 20 marks
- Translation (Hindi to English)- 20 marks
- Translation (English to Hindi)- 20 marks
Paper 3 - Criminal Law and Procedure (Total 100 marks)
- MP Accommodation Control Act, 1961
- MP Land Revenue Code, 1959
- Indian Evidence Act, 1872
- Indian Penal Code, 1860
- Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
- Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
Paper 4 - Judgement Writing
- Framing of Issues (10 marks)
- Framing of Charges (10 marks)
- Judgment/Order (Civil) Writing (40 marks)
- Indian Penal Code, 1860
- Judgment/Order (Criminal) Writing- 40 (40 marks)
MP Judiciary Viva Voce
This stage of the exam carries a maximum mark of 50. The conducting body will bring out the final rankings of the candidates based on the marks of the main examination and the vice voce.
Note: No matter how much the candidates score in the main examination unless he/she clears the personality test round, securing the minimum cut off marks, he/she will not be selected for the recruitment.
Chhattisgarh Judicial Services Syllabus
Chhattisgarh Judiciary Syllabus ( Prelims)
The duration of the Chhattisgarh Judiciary Online Preliminary Examination is two hours, and it will consist of 100 MCQs of one mark each that will be drawn from the following Central and State level laws:
- 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
- The Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act, 2011
- Court Fees Act
- Specific Relief Act
- Registration Act
- Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code.
- The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
- The Chhattisgarh Excise Act, 1915
Chhattisgarh Judiciary Syllabus (Mains)
The Main Examination will be a descriptive written exam on with the following components:
- Framing of issues and writing of Judgment in Civil Cases (Maximum Marks – 40)
- Framing of charges and writing of Judgment in Criminal Cases (Maximum Marks – 40)
- Translation:-(i) English to Hindi (Maximum 10 marks) (ii) Hindi to English(Maximum 10 marks)
Chhattisgarh Judiciary Syllabus (Interview)
CG Civil Judge Interview is of 15 Marks. After qualifying mains exam, a candidate is shortlisted for a personal interview for the Chhattisgarh Judiciary Exam based on their scores from the Main Exam.
The final selection will be made on the basis of merit, with both the written (Main) Examination marks and the Interview marks.