Madhya Pradesh Judicial Service Civil Judge Exam Syllabus

The Madhya Pradesh Judicial Service Examination or MP PCS (J) Civil Judge Examination is organized each year by the Madhya Pradesh High Court to hire suitable candidates for the post of Civil Judge Grade II or Judicial Magistrate First Class. A total of 252 vacancies will be filled through the exam.

The examination shall be conducted in three stages.

Online Preliminary Examination

Main Examination

Viva-voce.

MP Civil Judge Preliminary Syllabus

The MP Civil Judge syllabus for the Preliminary exams is divided into 4 parts. The syllabus includes sections regarding Law, English, General Knowledge, and Computer Knowledge. The full MP Civil Judge syllabus for the Preliminary exams is as mentioned below.

Topics	Weightage
First Part
Constitution of India	10 questions
Code of Civil Procedure 1908	15 questions
Transfer of Property Act 1882	7 questions
Contract Act of 1872	8 questions
Specific Relief Act of 1963	6 questions
Limitation Act of 1963	4 questions
MP Accommodation Control Act of 1961	5 questions
MP Land Revenue Act of 1959	5 questions
Indian Evidence Act of 1872	15 questions
Indian Penal Code 1861	15 questions
Code of Criminal Procedure 1973	15 questions
Negotiable Instrument Act 1881	5 questions
Second Part
General Knowledge	20 Questions
Computer Knowledge	10 Questions
English Knowledge	10 Questions

Haryana Judicial Service Civil Judge Exam Syllabus

Part	Syllabus
English	Error Correction (Underlined Part). Substitution. Fill in the blanks. Spotting Errors. Prepositions. Passage Completion. Para Completion. Sentence Improvement. Active Voice and Passive Voice. Error Correction (Phrase in Bold). Sentence Arrangement. Synonyms. Idioms and Phrases. Passage Completion. Antonyms. Joining Sentences.
Law	Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Indian Contract Act, 1872. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973. Constitution of India. P. Land Revenue Act, 1959. Limitation Act, 1963. P. Area Control Act, 1961. Specific Relief Act, 1963. Indian Penal Code, 1861, etc
General knowledge	Indian Politics. Countries and Capitals. General Science. Tourism. Indian History. Artists. Heritage. Environmental Issues. Literature. Famous Books & Authors. Geography. Rivers, Lakes and Seas. Civics. Famous Days & Dates. Indian Parliament. Indian Economy. Inventions and Discoveries. Biology. Famous Places in India. Sports. Current Affairs.
Computer Knowledge	MS Office. MS Excel. Fundamentals of Computer. MS PowerPoint. MS Word. The Hardware of Computer. MS Windows. Operating Systems. The Internet and its usage etc

Main Examination

Paper	Subject	Total Marks	Exam Duration
Main Exams	Civil Law And Procedure	100	3 Hours
	Writing And Abbreviation	100
	Local Law, Criminal Law, And Procedure	100
	Decision Writing	100
	Total	400

MP Civil Judge Mains Syllabus

The MP Civil Judge mains syllabus 2020 is also divided into 4 four different sections. The syllabus for all these sections is as provided below.

Part	Syllabus
Paper 1	Constitution of India Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Indian Contract Act, 1872 Specific Reliefs Act, 1963 (I, II and VI to VIII) Limitation Act, 1963 (Parts II & III)
Paper 2	Writing on Social Issue Writing on Legal Issue Precis Writing Translation (Hindi to English) Translation (English to Hindi)
Paper 3	MP Accommodation Control Act, 1961 MP Land Revenue Code, 1959 Indian Evidence Act, 1872 Indian Penal Code, 1860 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
Paper 4	Framing of Issues- 10 marks Framing of Charges- 10 marks Judgement or Order (Civil) Writing – 40 marks (Civil Judge II Class level) Judgement or Order (Criminal) Writing – 40 marks (Judicial Magistrate First Class Level)

Note : For the Judgement/ Order writing, a Plaint, Written Statement, Charge Sheet and Complaint will be provided.

Minimum Qualifying Marks for MP Civil Judge exam

The minimum qualifying marks are always decided by the exam conducting authority and are shared with the candidates on their official website. The minimum qualifying marks are the scores that must be obtained by the candidates to be qualified for further stages of selection. Aspirants can check the minimum qualifying marks for all the categories from the table given below.

Category	Minimum Qualifying Marks (Prelims)
General	90 marks
OBC	90 marks
Reserved Category	82 marks
Minimum Qualifying Marks (Interview)
All categories	20 marks

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MP Civil Judge Preliminary Syllabus

Haryana Judicial Service Civil Judge Exam Syllabus

Main Examination

MP Civil Judge Mains Syllabus

Minimum Qualifying Marks for MP Civil Judge exam

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