OVERVIEW
As you consider pursuing a role in the judicial system of Bihar, it's essential to grasp the eligibility criteria for the BPSC Judiciary exam. This exam offers law graduates the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the judiciary, a fundamental pillar of democracy. This blog post aims to clarify the eligibility requirements for the Bihar Judiciary exam, offering a straightforward guide for all candidates.
Name of examination:-
Bihar Judicial Services Competitive Exam
Conducting Body
Bihar Public Service Commission
Age Limit:-
General- 22 years (minimum) to 35 years (maximum)
Age Relaxation (OBC)
3 years (Maximum age limit for OBC candidates is 38 years)
Age Relaxation (SC/ST/PWD)
5 years (Maximum age limit for SC/ST/PWD candidates is 40 years)
Age Relaxation (Women)
5 years (Maximum age limit for Women candidates is 40 years)
Educational Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree in Law (LLB) from a recognized university; includes LLB after graduation or five-year integrated LLB after 10+2
Bar Council Registration Required to be registered with or eligible to register with the Bar Council
Nationality
Must be a citizen of India, with valid proof of citizenship such as a passport, voter ID, Aadhar card, etc.
Domicile Benefits
Candidates born in Bihar or who have completed their 10th and 12th-grade education in Bihar are considered permanent domiciles, eligible for age relaxation benefits
Maximum Attempts
No limit on the number of attempts as long as candidates meet the age criteria for their category
Work Experience Requirement
No specific work experience required; both fresh graduates and experienced practitioners are eligible to apply
Key Stages
Prelims, Mains, Personal Interview
Mode of application
Online
Mode of exam
Offline
Official Website
bpsc.bih.nic.in
SYLLABUS AND PATTERN OF EXAMINATION
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
Pattern
Total Papers
Paper I & Paper II
Time Duration
2 hours 40 minutes (120 minutes for each paper)
Examination Mode
Offline
Mark allotted per question
1
Negative Marking
No
Question Type
Objective (MCQs)
Paper 1: General Knowledge
Paper 2: Law.
General knowledge is conducted for 100 marks, and law paper is conducted for 150 marks.
∆ History of India
Ancient and Medieval Indian History
Modern Indian History
Indian national movement
Indian Constitution and Polity
Landmarks in world history
World Wars and their Impact on India
Post-Independence Consolidation and Reorganization of States in India
Social and cultural history of India
Economic and political changes in India after independence
Indian Polity
Constitution of India: Preamble, Fundamental Rights and Duties, Directive Principles of State Policy, Union and State Legislatures, Judiciary, Executive, and Electoral Systems.
Centre-State relations, Inter-State relations, Emergency Provisions, and Constitutional Amendments.
Public Administration and Governance, Indian Political System, Political Parties and Pressure Groups.
Local Self-Government and Panchayati Raj System.
Indian Economy
Basic concepts of Indian Economy, National Income Accounting, GDP, and GNP.
Poverty, Unemployment, and Inflation in India.
Indian Agriculture, Industry, and Service sector.
Indian Banking and Financial System, Fiscal Policy, and Monetary Policy.
International Trade and Balance of Payments.
Geography
Physical Geography: Earth, Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere, Lithosphere, Climatology, Oceanography, etc.
Environmental Geography: Biodiversity, Environmental Hazards, Environmental Management, and Sustainable Development.
Cartography: Map-making, Types of Maps, Map Projections, and Remote Sensing.
Geographical Techniques: Fieldwork, Surveying, Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and Statistical Techniques.
Indian National Movement
Introduction to the Indian National Movement and its historical significance.
The factors that led to the rise of the Indian National Movement.
Important events and personalities associated with the Indian National Movement, such as the Revolt of 1857, the Swadeshi Movement, the Non-Cooperation Movement, the Quit India Movement, and more.
The role of various organizations and leaders in the Indian National Movement, such as the Indian National Congress, Muslim League, Bhagat Singh, Mahatma Gandhi, and others.
The impact of the Indian National Movement on India's struggle for freedom, including the emergence of nationalism, cultural renaissance, and economic reforms.
The legacy of the Indian National Movement and its relevance to contemporary Indian society.
LAW PAPER
Law of Evidence and Procedure
Hindu Law and Muhammadan Law
Constitutional & Administrative Law of India
Law of Contracts and Torts
Commercial Law
1. Sale of Goods Act
2. Negotiable Instrument Act
3. Company Law
4. Partnership Act
Transfer of Property Act
Principles of Equity
Law of Trust and Specific Relief
MAINS EXAMINATION
Pattern
General Knowledge & Current Affairs:
150 marks
Elementary General Science:
100 marks
General Hindi:
100 marks
General English:
100 marks
Law of Evidence and Procedure:
150 marks
Syllabus
General Studies
History of India
Culture of India
Geography of India
Current events of national and international importance
Elementary General Science
1. Everyday science
2. Elementary general science
Hindi
निबंध
व्याकरण
English
General understanding of the language
Written English
Passage Writing
Precis Writing
Letter Writing
Law of Evidence and Procedure
Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita
Bhartiya Sakshya Sanhita
Civil Procedure Code
Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996
Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita
Provincial Small Cause Courts Act
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