HPSC Civil Judges Exam Pattern 2022! The selection process of the Haryana Judiciary exam has three stages viz., prelims, mains, and Interview. The preliminary exam has 125 questions. Each question carries 4 marks. The candidates need to secure a minimum of 150 marks to qualify for the mains. The mains exam has 5 papers. 3 papers are of civil judge and 2 papers are of English and Hindi language.
Haryana Civil Service (Judicial) Exam known as Haryana Judiciary Exam is conducted by the Haryana Public Service Commission from time to time for the recruitment of Civil Judge (Junior Division). Haryana Civil Judge. The prelims exam is conducted for 500 marks whereas the mains exam is conducted for marks. After clearing the mains exam candidates will be called for the Interview process. The Haryana Judiciary Interview holds 100 marks. Check the details of the Haryana Judiciary Syllabus below.
Aspirants who want to join Haryana Judicial Services must check the selection process for the exam. Candidates need to clear each stage cutoff to appear for the next stage. The exam stages are:
The civil judge exam has two written papers. The prelims exam has only one paper and the mains exam has 5 papers. Candidates who qualify for the prelims exam are summoned for the mains exam. Check the detailed exam pattern below.
The preliminary exam has 125 questions. Each question carries 4 marks. The candidates need to secure a minimum of 150 marks to qualify for the mains.
Type of Questions | Subjects | Questions | Time |
Multiple-choice Questions | Aptitude | 125 questions | 2 hours |
Reasoning | |||
Analytical Skills | |||
General Knowledge | |||
Current affairs |
The mains exam has 5 papers. There are 3 law papers and 2 language papers. Candidates need to secure a minimum of 50% marks to qualify for the interview process. All the papers are descriptive in nature.
Paper | Syllabus | Marks | Duration |
Paper-l (Civil Law-I) | Code of Civil procedure Punjab Courts Act Indian Contract Act Indian Partnership Act Sale of Goods Act Specific Relief Act Indian Evidence Act Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act 1973 | 200 | 3 Hours |
Paper-2 (Civil Law ll) | Hindu Law Mohammadan Law Customary Law Law of Registration and Limitation | 200 | 3 Hours |
Paper- 3 (Criminal law) | Indian Penal Code Criminal Procedure Code Indian Evidence Act | 200 | 3 Hours |
Paper - 4 (English - 200 Marks) | English Essay (1000-1100 words) | 100 | 3 Hours |
Precis | 25 | ||
Words and Phrases | 25 | ||
Comprehension | 25 | ||
Corrections | 25 | ||
Paper - 5 (Hindi Language - 100 Marks) | Translation of an English passage into Hindi | 20 | 3 Hours |
Explanation of Hindi passage in prose and poetry | 30 | ||
Composition (essay), Idioms, and corrections | 50 |
Candidates who secure the mains cutoff are called for the interview. The interview is of 100 marks. All candidates need to secure 50% marks in Mains and Interview. Only a few candidates are called for the interview after the mains examination.
The Haryana Judiciary Prelims exam has 125 questions from Aptitude, Reasoning, GK, Current Affairs, and Analytics Skills.
There are total 5 papers in Haryana Judiciary mains Exam, two papers of Civil Laws, Criminal Law, English and Hindi
The Haryana Judiciary prelims exam pattern has 125 questions. Each question carries 4 marks. The candidates need to secure a minimum of 150 marks to qualify for the mains.
Candidates who secure the mains cutoff are called for the interview. The interview is of 100 marks. All candidates need to secure 50% marks in Mains and Interview. Only a few candidates are called for the interview after the mains examination.
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