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JUDICIARY EXAMINATION
1. UTTAR PRADESH: - Conducted by Public Service Commission (UPPCSJ)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type)

 Paper I = General Knowledge, 150 marks, 2 hours

This paper may include questions based on topics relating to
o History of India and Indian Culture,
o Geography of India
o Indian Polity
o Current National Issues
o Topics of Social relevance including the
o salient features of :
 Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior
Citizens Act, 2007,
 Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961,
 Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005,
 Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013,
 Pre-Conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994,
 Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971,
 Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986,
 Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012,
 India and the World
o Indian Economy
o International Affairs and Institutions and development in the field of Science and Technology
o Communications and Space

 Paper II = Law, 300 marks, 2 hours

o Jurisprudence
o International Organizations
o Current International Affairs
o Indian Constitution
o Transfer of Property Act, 1882
o Indian Evidence Act,1872
o Indian Penal Code, 1860
o Civil Procedure Code, 1908
o Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
o Indian Contract Act, 1872

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)

 Paper I = General Knowledge, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Same as Preliminary Examination
 Paper II = English Language, 100 marks, 3 questions
o Essay 50 marks
o Precise Writing 30 marks
o Translation from Hindi to English 20 marks
 Paper III = Hindi Language, 100 marks, 3 questions
o Essay 50 marks

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 o Precise Writing 30 marks
o Translation from English to Hindi 20 marks
 Paper IV = Law I (Substantive Law), 200 marks,
o Law of Contract
o Law of Partnership
o Law of Easement and Tort
o Law relating to Transfer of Property including the principles of equity
o Law relating to principal of equity with special references to the law of trust and specific relief
o Hindu Law and Muslim Law
o Constitution Law(There shall be questions of 50 marks in relation to Constitutional Law alone)

 Paper V = Law II (Procedure and Evidence), 200 marks

o Indian Evidence Act, 1872
o Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
o Civil Procedure Code, 1908
o Principles of Pleading
o Framing of Charges and Issues and Judgment Writing

 Paper VI = Law III (Penal, Revenue and Local Laws), 200 Marks , 3 hours
o Indian Penal Code
o Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code, 2006
o Uttar Pradesh Urban Building (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972
o Uttar Pradesh Regulation of Urban Premises Tenancy Act, 2021
o Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Act,
o U.P. Panchayat Raj Act
o U.P. Consolidation of Holdings Act
o Uttar Pradesh Urban (Planning and Development) Act 1973, together with rules framed under the
aforesaid Acts.(Questions pertaining to Penal Laws will be of 50 marks, whereas, that of Revenue and
Local Laws will be of 150 marks.)

 Third Stage: - Interview, 100 marks

 Strategy: -
 Refer NCERT books for GK.
 For Law thoroughly read Bare Acts, Concepts and Case Laws.
 Solve last 10 years papers.
 Practice time management for mains by writing down the answer on daily basis.
 For translation don’t buy any expensive language books just try to learn from bilingual bare acts.
 There will be no specific paper for Judgment Writing but one should give there 100% on GK.

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2. MADHYA PRADESH: - Conducted by High Court (MPCJ)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 2 hours

S. Subjects Total No. of Total Marks

No. Questions
1 Constitution of India 10 10
2 Code of Civil Procedure 15 15
3 Transfer of Property Act 7 7
4 Indian Contract Act 8 8
5 Specific Relief Act 6 6
6 Limitation Act 4 4
7 M.P. Accommodation Act 5 5
8 M.P. Land Revenue Code 5 5
9 Indian Evidence Act 15 15
10 Indian Penal Code 15 15
11 Code of Criminal Procedure 15 15
12 Negotiable Instrument Act 5 5
13 General Knowledge 20 20
14 Computer Knowledge 10 10
15 English Knowledge 10 10
TOTAL 150 150

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)

 Paper I = Civil, 100 marks, 3 hours
o Constitution of India
o Civil Procedure Code, 1908
o Transfer of Property Act, 1882
o Indian Contract Act, 1872
o Specific Relief Act, 1963
o Limitation Act, 1963

 Paper II = Article Writing and Summarization, 100 marks, 3 hours

o Social Essay 20
o Legal Essay 20
o Summarization 20
o Translation from Hindi to English 20
o Translation from English to Hindi 20

 Paper III = Criminal, 100 marks, 3 hours

o Indian Penal Code, 1860
o Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
o Indian Evidence Act, 1872
o Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 (Chapter 13 – 17)
o M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959
o M.P. Accommodation Act, 1961

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  Paper IV = Judgment Writing, 100 marks, 3 hours
o Settlement of Issues 10
o Framing of Charges 10
o Judgment/ Order Writing (Civil) 40
o Judgment/ Order Writing (Criminal) 40

 Third Stage: - Interview, 50 marks

 Strategy: -
 Refer Mahaveer for M.P. G.K., read JG Insights if you are student of JG or Arihant
 Refer Lucent for basic Computer knowledge.
 For Law thoroughly read Bare Acts, Case Laws and clarification in Concepts.
 Solve last 10 years papers for pre and mains both.
 Refer Khetrapal Publication or Rahul Mishra for Previous year Paper for Preliminary Examination.
 Practice time management for mains by writing down the answer on daily basis.
 Refer Manmohan Singh for Mains Written Examination.
 For translation don’t buy any expensive language books just try to learn from bilingual Bare Acts.
 For managing Exam stress level start to solve MCQ’s or answers for mains by setting stop watch.
 In M.P., Judgment Writing needs lot of practice so first, one should know the whole format and
basics of how to solve Judgment Writing along with regular 1 hour Judgment Writing practice.
 Refer Robinjeet Singh and Arjinder Kaur for Judgment Writing.

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3. JHARKHAND: - Conducted by High Court

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 100 marks, 2 hours

o General English
o General Knowledge (including Current Affairs)
o Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
o Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
o Indian Evidence Act, 1872
o Indian Contract Act, 1872
o Indian Penal Code, 1860

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)

 Paper I = Law I, 100 marks, 3 hours
o Procedural Law (The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973)
o The Indian Penal Code, 1860
o The Limitation Act, 1963
o The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
 Paper II = Law II, 100 marks, 3 hours
o Indian Contract Act, 1872
o Sales of Goods Act, 1930
o The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
o The Transfer of Property Act, 1882
o The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
 Paper III = Law III, 100 marks, 3 hours
o The Hindu Law and The Mohammedan Law
o The Specific Relief Act, 1963
o Jurisprudence
o Rent Control Law
 Paper IV = Language, 100 marks, 3 hours
o Hindi Essay
o English Essay
o Precise Writing
o Translation
o Paraphrasing
 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 100 marks
 Strategy: -
 Start making a habit to read newspaper on a daily basis for G.K.
 Make command on both the language (English, Hindi) by using bilingual Bare Acts.
 Make notes for mains written examination by following Bare Acts, Text book and Case Laws.
 For Essay writing consider current topics such as Government Policies, Schemes etc.
 For translation practice to read bilingual Bare Acts.
 One should quote legal maxims and case laws in their relevant mains answers.
 Write answers to the point and in relevant paragraphs, don’t make it too large or too short stick to the
questions.
 The aforesaid point will help candidates in writing paraphrasing also.

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4. RAJASTHAN: - Conducted by High Court

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 100 marks, 2 hours

 Law: - 70 questions (table analysis for subjects’ weightage on the basis of 2021 examination)

S. No. Subjects Marks

1 Constitution of India 5
2 Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 6
3 Code of Criminal Procedure 8
4 Indian Evidence Act, 1872, 4
5 Contract Act, 1872 4
6 Limitation Act, 1963 4
7 Specific Relief Act, 1963 3
8 Transfer of Property Act, 1882 3
9 Indian Penal Code, 1860 11
10 Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 2
11 Interpretation of statute 3
12 Probation of Offenders Act 2
13 Juvenile Justice Act 4
14 Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2
15 Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001 4
16 POCSO 3
17 The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace 1
(Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
18 The indecent representation of women (prohibition) 1
act, 1986
19 English 15
20 Hindi 15

 English Proficiency: - 15 questions

o Tenses
o Articles and Determiners
o Phrasal Verbs and Idioms
o Active & Passive Voice
o Co-ordination & Subordination
o Direct and Indirect Speech
o Modals expressing various concepts-
(Obligation, Request, Permission, Prohibition, Intention, Condition, Probability, Possibility,
Purpose, Reason, Companies, Contrast)
o Antonyms and Synonyms
 Hindi Proficiency: - 15 questions
 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)
 Paper I = Law I, 100 marks, 3 hours
o Civil Procedure Code, 1908
o The Constitution of India
o Indian Contract Act, 1872
o Indian Evidence Act, 1872
o Limitation Act, 1963

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 o The Specific Relief Act, 1963
o Transfer of Property Act, 1882
o Interpretation of Statues
o The Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001,
o Order/Judgment Writing

 Paper II = Law II, 100 marks, 3 hours

o Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
o Indian Evidence Act, 1872
o Indian Penal Code, 1860
o Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015
o Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 (Chapter 17)
o Probation of Offenders Act, 1958
o Protection of women from domestic violence Act, 2005
o Indecent Representation of women (prohibition) Act, 1986
o Protection of children from sexual offences Act, 2012
o Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (prevention, prohibition and redressal) Act, 2013
o Framing of Charge/ Judgment Writing

 Paper III = Hindi Essay, 50 marks, 3 hours

o Essay Writing in Hindi Language

 Paper IV = English Essay, 50 marks, 3 hours

o Essay Writing in English Language

 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 35 marks

 Strategy: -
 There is a plus point that in Rajasthan State candidate do not have to worry about general knowledge.
 But one should prepare for language paper thoroughly, specifically for grammar (NCERT books
recommended).
 In Preliminary Examination only Bare Acts would be enough for Law.
 For Essay writing consider current topics such as Government Policies, Schemes etc.
 For Judgment Writing one should know the whole format and basics of how to solve Judgment
Writing along with regular 1 hour Judgment Writing practice.

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5. HARYANA: - Conducted by Public Service Commission (HPSC)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 125 questions, 500 marks (4 marks for
each right answer, 0.80 mark for each wrong answer), 2 hours

 Law, 115 questions

o Code of Civil Procedure
o Punjab Courts Act
o Indian Contract Act
o Indian Partnership Act
o Sale of Goods Act
o Specific Relief Act
o Indian Evidence Act
o Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973
o Hindu Law
o Muslim Law
o Customary Law
o Law of Registration and Limitation
o Indian Penal Code
o Criminal Procedure Code

 General Knowledge, 10 questions

o Current event of National & International importance
o Indian Legal System
o Constitutional History and Governance

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)

 Paper I = Civil Law I, 200 marks, 3 hours

o Code of Civil Procedure (Limitation Act)
o Punjab Courts Act
o Indian Contract Act
o Indian Partnership Act
o Sale of Goods Act
o Specific Relief Act
o Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973
o Indian Evidence Act

 Paper II = Civil Law II, 200 marks, 3 hours

o Hindu Law (Adoption, Marriage & other personal laws)
o Muslim Law (Adoption, Marriage, Inheritance & other personal laws)
o Customary Law
o Law of Registration and Limitation

 Paper III = Criminal Law, 200 marks, 3 hours

o Indian Penal Code
o Criminal Procedure Code
o Indian Evidence Act

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  Paper IV = English, 200 marks, 3 hours
o English Essay 100 marks
o Precise Writing 25 marks
o Words and Phrases 25 marks
o Comprehension 25 marks
o Spelling, Sentence, Language Correction 25 marks

 Paper V = Hindi (in Devanagari script), 100 marks, 3 hours

o Translation from Hindi to English 20 marks
o Explanation Hindi passage and poetry 30 marks
o Composition (essay), idioms and corrections 50 marks

 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 200 marks

 Strategy: -
 In Preliminary Examination Only Bare Acts would be enough for Law.
 Start making a habit to read newspaper on a daily basis for G.K.
 Get in touch with latest amendments and judgments.
 Candidates appearing in Haryana Judiciary should not be worried about Judgment Writing as there
is no Judgment Writing paper.
 But candidate must focus on law thoroughly for mains by making notes with the help of Bare Acts,
Case Laws and Text Books.
 For language candidate can refer Basic English, Hindi books for grammar.
 For Essay Writing one should be aware of all the current topics.

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6. DELHI: - Conducted by High Court (Delhi Judicial Services DJS)
 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 200 marks, 2 hours
 General Knowledge
o General legal knowledge and aptitude
o English Knowledge
 Law
o Current legal knowledge
o English Knowledge
o Constitution along with national and international current affairs
o Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
o Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
o Indian Penal Code
o Indian Contract Act, 1872
o Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008
o Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
o Indian Evidence Act, 1872
o Specific Relief Act, 1963
o Limitation Act, 1963
o Protection of Children from sexual offences Act, 2012
o Commercial Courts Act, 2015
 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)
 Paper I = General Legal Knowledge & Language, 250 marks, 3 hours
o General Legal Knowledge 100 marks
o Essay Writing, Translation, Precise Writing 150 marks
 Paper II = Civil Law I, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Contract Act
o Sales of Goods Act
o Partnership Act
o Specific Relief Act
o Family Law
o Delhi Rent Control Act
o Law of Torts
o The New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994; The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957
 Paper III = Civil Law II, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Code of Civil Procedure
o Law of Evidence
o Limitation Act
o Registration
o The Copyright Act, 1957
 Paper IV = Criminal Law, 200 marks, 3 hours
o The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973;
o The Indian Penal Code;
o The Indian Evidence Act, 1872;
o The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005;
o The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881;
o The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
o The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

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  Third Stage: - interview, 150 marks
 40% marks in each of written papers.
 50% marks in the aggregate of all the written examination.
 50% in viva-voce (for general category).

 Strategy: -
 Refer Renin Martin for English as language and subject.
 Thorough knowledge of Current affairs and polity.
 Make reading habit for English language.
 Practice previous year paper.

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7. CHHATTISGARH: - Conducted by Public Service Commission (CGPSC)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 100 marks, 2 hours

 Indian Penal Code
 Code of Civil Procedure
 Indian Evidence Act
 Constitution of India
 Criminal Procedure Code
 Transfer of Property Act
 Indian Contract Act
 Limitation Act
 Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act, 2011
 Court Fees Act
 Specific Relief Act
 Registration Act
 Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code
 Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881
 Chhattisgarh Excise Act, 1915

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type), 100 marks, 3 hours
 Framing of issues and writing of judgment in civil cases 40
 Framing of charges and writing of judgment in criminal cases 40
 Translation from English to Hindi 10
 Translation from Hindi to English 10

 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 15 marks

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8. BIHAR: - Conducted by Public Service Commission (BPSC)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (objective type), 250 marks, 2 hours (each)
 Paper I = General Knowledge, 100 marks, 2 hours
o General Knowledge including current affairs
o Elementary General Science

 Paper II = Law, 150 marks, 2 hours

o Law of Evidence & procedure
o Constitutional & Administrative Law of India
o Hindu Law & Muslim Law
o Law of contract & tort
o Commercial Law: -
(a) Sale of Goods Act
(b) Negotiable Instrument Act
(c) Company Law
(d) Partnership Act
o (a) Transfer of Property Act
(b) Principles of Equity
(c) Law of Trust and Specific Relief

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective type)

 Compulsory Papers (5 papers)
o General Knowledge including current affairs 150
o Elementary General Science 100
o General Hindi 100
o General English 100
o Law of Evidence & Procedure 150
(a) Indian Evidence Act, 1872
(b) Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
(c) Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
(d) Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
(e) Provincial Small Causes Court Act, 1887

 Optional Papers (3 to be chosen)

o Constitutional Law of India & England 150
(i) Constitutional law of India
(a) Government of India Act, 1935
(b) Indian Independence Act, 1947
(c) Constitution of India

(ii) Administrative Law of India

(a) Definition of Administrative Law
(b) Nature and Scope of administrative law
(c) Principles of natural justice emerging trends and judicial approach
(d) Delegated legislation and its constitutionality
(e) Separation of powers and constitutional governance
(f) Judicial review of administrative action
(g) Ombudsman: Lokayukt, Lokpal etc.

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 o Hindu Law & Muslim Law 150
(i) Sources
(ii) Different branches

o Transfer of Property Act 150

(i) Principle of equity
(ii) Law of Trust
(iii) Specific Relief Act

o Indian Contract Act and Law of Torts 150

o Commercial Law 150
(i) Sales of Goods Act, 1930
(ii) Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881
(iii) Company Law
(iv) Indian Partnership Act, 1938

 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 100 marks,

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9. UTTARAKHAND: - Conducted by High Court (UKPSC)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 200 marks, 3 hours

 Paper I = General Knowledge, 50 marks
o International Law
o Neutrality
o Recent Legislation pronouncements particularly related to Indian Constitution, any other law and
development in legal aspects. (But will not confined to this only.)

 Paper II = Law, 150 marks

o Transfer of Property Act
o Principles of Hindu Law
o Principles of Muslims Law
o Evidence Act
o Criminal Procedure Code
o Indian Penal Code
o Code of Civil Procedure

 Second Stage: - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)

 Paper I = Present Day, 150 marks, 3 hours (what is happening in India and in the world, generally
at present day, particularly in legal sphere.)
o Jurisprudence
o International Law, Neutrality
o Recent legislation Indian Constitutional Law but will not be confirmed to them.

 Paper II = Language, 100 marks, 3 hours

o A passage English to Hindi translation 30
o A passage Hindi to English translation 30
o English Precise writing 40

 Paper III = Law I, Substantive Law, 200 marks, 3 hours

o Contract Act
o Partnership Act
o Easement Act
o Law of Torts
o Hindu Law & Muslim Law
o Transfer of Property Act including the Principles of Equity specially reference to the
(a) Law of Trust
(b) Specific Relief Act
 Paper IV = Law II, Procedure & Evidence, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Law of Evidence
o Code of Civil Procedure
o Criminal Procedure Code
o (The questions set will relate mainly to practical matter, such as the framing of charge and issues,
the methods of dealing with the evidence of witness, the conduct of cases generally will not be
restricted to them.
 Paper V = Law III, Revenue & Criminal, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Indian Penal Code
o Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition & land Reforms Act (as applicable in Uttarakhand)

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  Paper VI = For Basic Knowledge of Computer Operation Practical Examination, 100 marks
(qualifying marks to be obtained – 40), 1 hour
o Windows & Internet
o M.S. – Word
o M.S. – Access
o M.S. – Excel
o M.S. – Power Point

(Each question shall have five actions to be performed on the system each having 4 marks. Printout of
the output shall be taken and given for the evaluation.)

 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 100 marks

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10. HIMACHAL PRADESH: - Conducted by Public Service Commission (HPPSC)

 First Stage: - Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), 300 marks, 3 hours

 Civil Law I, 100 marks, 1 hour
 Civil Law II, 100 marks, 1 hour
 Criminal Law, 100 marks, 1 hour

 Second Stage : - Mains Written Examination (Subjective Type)

 Paper I = Civil Law I, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Code of Civil Procedure
o Indian Evidence Act
o Indian Stamp Act
o Himachal Pradesh Courts Act, 1976
o Specific Relief Act
 Paper II = Civil Law II, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Indian Contract Act
o Hindu Law
o Indian Limitation Act
o Transfer of Property Act
o Himachal Pradesh Urban Rent Control Act
 Paper III = Criminal Law, 200 marks, 3 hours
o Indian Penal Code
o Criminal Procedure Code
o Negotiable Instrument Act ( Chapter XVII = Section 138 -143)
o Himachal Pradesh Excise Act 2011 as applicable to Himachal Pradesh
o Wild Life Protection Act
o Indian Forest Act
o Module on Judicial Sensitivity to Sexual Offences:-
- Latest guidelines/directions of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India with regard to bail and
conditions to be imposed under Sections 437, 438, 439 Cr.P.C.
- What is gender stereotyping and its effects.
- How the gender stereotyping undermines women’s access to justice in sexual offence cases and
how judicial gender stereotyping is to be avoided.
- Judicial approach towards new species of offensive activities, cybercrimes that are women -
centric, such as transmitting of sexually explicit material, blackmailing,
defamation/morphing/creating fake profile etc.
- Role of judge in protecting the victim during judicial process.
- Accountability and standards of conduct while dealing with sexual offence cases.
- Importance and meaning of gender sensitivity and effects of gender conditioning in judicial
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- Incorporating gender perspective into judicial decision making and Constitutional and Statutory
provisions on gender justice.
- Judicial approach towards child sexual abuse with reference to provisions of the POCSO Act,
2012.
- Credibility of statement of victim in sexual offence cases.
- Sentencing provisions in Sexual offence cases. Besides above, the following Acts/Provisions are
included to assess the approach regarding judicial sensitivity to sexual offences.
- The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012.
- The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

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 - The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
- The pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act,
1994. - The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal)
Act, 2013
- CCS (Conduct) Rules for Prohibition of sexual harassment of women at workplace.
- Discrimination and Harassment of women at workplace and Rights and Dignity of women at
workplace
- Constitutional Mandate and Guidelines by Hon’ble Supreme Court in Vishaka’s case.
- The Banglore Principal of Judicial Conduct, 2002.
- The Bangkok General Guidelines for Judges on Applying a Gender Perspective in South East
Asia.

 Paper IV = English Composition, 150 marks, 3 hours

o Essay 100
o Translation Hindi to English 50

 Paper V = Language (Hindi), 100 marks, 3 hours

o Translation English to Hindi 30
o Essay in Hindi 50
o Composition 20

 Third Stage: - Interview (viva-voce), 150 marks

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