Bihar Judiciay Free Study Material
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION
(a) The candidate must be a citizen of India.
(b) The candidate must hold a degree in law.
(c) A Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree from a university recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) is mandatory.
AGE LIMIT
Minimum 22 years and maximum 35 years as of the specified cutoff date.
Age Relaxation:
OBC: 3 years relaxation (up to 38 years)
SC / ST / Women / PwD: 5 years relaxation (up to 40 years)
Scheme of Examination
Preliminary Examination: Objective and Multiple choice type
Mains Examination: Descriptive Exam (Written Conventional Type)
Interview: Viva- Voce (Personality Type)
Preliminary Examination
The exam has multiple-choice questions.
There are two papers on General Awareness and Law.
1. General Knowledge -100 Marks. It will be of 1:30 Hours.
2. LAW -150 Marks. It will be of 2 Hours.
SYLLABUS FOR PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
1. General Knowledge (including Current Affairs)
2. Elementary General Science
3. Law of Evidence and Procedure
4. Constitutional and Administrative Law of India
5. Hindu Law and Muslim Law
6. Law of Transfer of Property and Principles of Equity (including Law of Trusts and Specific Relief)
7. Law of Contracts and Torts
8. Commercial Law
MAINS EXAMINATION
Candidates are eligible for Mains examination are only who gets minimum qualifying marks i.e. 45% for candidates belonging to the Unreserved Category, and 40% for candidates belonging to the Reserved Categories.
SYLLABUS FOR MAINS EXAMINATION
Compulsory Paper
1.. General Hindi (General Hindi) (100 Marks) - 3.00 Hour
2. General English (General English) (100 Marks) - 3.00 Hour
3. General Knowledge (Including Current Affairs) (150 Marks) -3.00 Hours
4. Elementary General Science (100 Marks) - 3.00 Hours
5. Law of Evidence & Procedure (150) -3.00 Hours
Optional Papers
6. Constitutional and Administrative Law of India (150 Marks) - 3.00 hrs
7. Hindu Law and Muslim Law (150 Marks) 3.00 hrs
8. Law of Transfer of Property Property and Equity Principles (Principles of Equity), Justice-specific and relief (Law of Trusts and Specific Relief) (150 Marks)- 3.00 hrs
9. Law of Contracts & Torts (150 Marks) -3.00 hrs
10. Commercial Law (150 Marks) - 3.00 hrs
Interview 100 Marks
