Haryana Judicial Services Exam Date - Complete Details
The exam dates of Haryana Civil Judge 2021 have been released. Haryana Civil Judge is conducting exams for the notification released in 2021. This section will cover all the details of the important exam dates of the Haryana Civil Judge.
Haryana Judicial Services Exam Date
The important dates for the Haryana Civil Judge exam are as follows:
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Starting Date of Online Application | 13 January 2021 |
| Starting Date of Online Application | 15 January 2021 |
| Last Date of Online Application | 15 February 2021 |
| Issue of Admit Card | 28 October 2021 |
| Haryana Civil Judge Exam 2021 Date | 13 November 2021 |
| Date of Preliminary Exam Result | 3 December 2021 |
| Issue of Mains Admit Card | To be announced |
| Haryana Civil Judge Mains Exam 2021 Date | To be announced |
| Date of Mains Exam Result | To be announced |
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Haryana Civil Judge Syllabus
Haryana Civil Judge is conducted in 2 phases(Excluding viva-voce) and each tier of the exam has a different syllabus. Let's take a look at the detailed syllabus.
Syllabus for Preliminary examination:
| Subjects | Number of Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
Aptitude Reasoning Analytical Skills General Knowledge (National, International) Current affairs (Indian legal system, History of the Indian Constitution, Governance) | 125 | 2 Hours |
The preliminary examination will be of objective-type questions based. The objective-type questions will be from the same syllabus mentioned for the mains exam. There will be 125 questions and each question will carry 4 marks with a negative marking of 0.80 for every wrong answer. Questions will be framed from India's legal system, the history of the Indian Constitution and governance, and current events of national and international concerns. Questions to test the candidate's reasoning power, aptitude, and analytical ability will also be included. The level of the Preliminary questions paper is at par with the graduate level Law examination. In order to clear the preliminary examination, the candidate needs to secure a minimum of 150 marks out of a total of 500 marks.
Syllabus for the Mains examination:
| S.No | Paper | Syllabus |
|---|---|---|
| Paper-1 | Civil Laws-1 | 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 Act, 1973 |
| Paper-2 | Civil Laws-2 | Hindu law Mohammedan Law and Customary Law Law of registration and limitation |
| Paper-3 | Criminal law | Indian Penal code Criminal Procedure Code Indian Evidence Act |
| Paper-4 | English | English Essay on a given topic Precis Writing Words and Phrases Comprehension Corrections |
| Paper-5 | Hindi | Translation of an English passage into Hindi Explanation of Hindi passage in prose and poetry in the same language Composition, idioms, and corrections |
The Mains exam will be narrative type. The syllabus mentioned for the language paper is specific to the Mains exam.
FAQs
After the interview is completed, HCS is preparing the final merit list of HCS Judicial Branch 2020. The upload is expected within 10 to 15 days of the interview date.
Under the HCS Judicial Notice, male applicants must contribute INR 1000, INR 250 female candidates must be paid for the examination.
Visit the Haryana Commission’s official website.
Click the Judicial Services Exam application link.
Provide facts such as name, DOB, residence, education, work, category and others details.
Upload new image and signature of a passport size in the above size and format
Pay the necessary application fee.
Yes. The above age restriction is, as per the notice, relaxable to five years for candidates of SC/ST and increased to 42 years of a maximum age for physically challenged applicants.
The Haryana Selection process consists of three steps: the Prelims examination, the main examination, and the interview round.
Yes, it is important to hold your Admit Card until you join. Admit cards carry different details to be requested for the results and other proceedings.
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