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Preliminary & Mains Examination

  • Objective type Exams for prelims
  • Age limit:- not more than 32 years [for SC&ST candidates 5 years relaxation].
The preliminary examination will be a screening test and will consist of 1 paper of multiple objective type questions carrying maximum of 200 marks. In the preliminary examination question on general knowledge and aptitude of the candidate, candidate’s power of expression, knowledge of English, knowledge of objective type legal problems and their solutions, covering:-

1. General Knowledge and Aptitude
2. Knowledge of English
3. Knowledge of Objective Type Legal Problems and their Solutions
4. Constitution of India
5. Code of Civil Procedure.
6. Code of Criminal Procedure.
7. Indian Penal Code.
8. The Indian Contract Act.
9. The Indian Partnership Act.
10. Principles Governing Arbitration Law.
11. The Indian Evidence Act.
12. The Specific Relief Act.
13. The Limitation Act.

  • ¼ marks (0.25) will be deducted for every wrong answer.
  • Age limit:- not more than 32 years [for SC&ST candidates 5 years relaxation].
MAINS EXAMINATION
  • 21-  35 yrs.  on the date mentioned in the official advertisement. [For SC/ST – refer the Official advertisement]
  • Language of the question paper of online Preliminary Examination and Main written Examination will be English and Hindi.
  • The final selection will be on the basis of total marks obtained in the written (Main) Examination and Viva- Voce. The decision of the CGPSC with regard to calling the candidates for Viva-Voce will be final.

1. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND LANGUAGE PAPER
a. Section I – General knowledge – This is to test the candidates knowledge of current
affairs. Etc. [100 Marks]
b. Section II – Language – (Essay, translation and Precis writing) – This is to test the
candidates knowledge and power of expression in English. Credit will be given both for
substance and expression. Conversely, detection will be made for bad expression.

[150 Marks]

2. CIVIL LAW PAPER I :- [200 Marks]
a. Indian Contract Act.
b. Indian Sales Of Goods Act
c. Indian Partnership Act
d. The Specific Relief Act
f. Mohammedan Law
g. Delhi Rent Control Act
h. Law Of  Torts

3. CIVIL LAW PAPER II :- [200 Marks]
a. Civil Procedure Code.
b. Law Of Evidence.
c. Law Of Limitation.
d. Law Of Registration.

4. CRIMINAL LAW:- [200 Marks]
a. Criminal Procedure Code.
b. Indian Penal Code.
c. Indian Evidence Act.

INTERVIEW – {150 marks}
Only such candidates will be called for Viva-voce who have obtained 40% marks in each written paper and 50% marks in aggregate, except in the case of candidates belonging to reserved category i.e. Scheduled Caste, Schedule Tribes and Physically Handicapped etc., in whose case the qualifying marks shall be 35% in each written paper and 45% in the aggregate.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND LANGUAGE PAPER

General knowledge – This is to test the candidates knowledge of current affairs. Etc.  [100 Marks]

2. Section II – Language – (Essay, translation and Precis writing) – This is to test the candidates knowledge and power of expression in English. Credit will be given both for substance and expression. Conversely, detection will be made for bad expression.   [150 Marks]

CIVIL LAW PAPER I :-   [200 Marks]

1. Indian Contract Act.
2. Indian Sales of Goods Act
3. Indian Partnership Act
4. The Specific Relief Act
5. Hindu Law
6. Mohammedan Law
7. Delhi Rent Control Act
8. Law of Torts

CIVIL LAW PAPER II :-   [200 Marks]

1. Civil Procedure Code.
2. Law of Evidence.
3. Law of Limitation.
4. Law of Registration.

CRIMINAL LAW:-    [200 Marks]

1. Criminal Procedure Code
2. Indian Penal Code
3. Indian Evidence Act.

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