Delhi High Court Judicial Service Exam 2023 Notification, Exam Date, Syllabus

Delhi High Court Judicial Service Exam 2023: HIGH COURT OF DELHI invites online applications from eligible candidates for filling up 19 vacancies (16 existing vacancies & 3 anticipated vacancies) by way of direct recruitment in Delhi Higher Judicial Service. The scale of the pay of members of Delhi Higher Judicial Service is Rs.131100-216600 in level 13A of a matrix of 7^th  CPC Revised Corresponding Pay Matrix and Pay Level.

Delhi High Court Judicial Service Exam 2023 Application Form:

Intrigued competitors need to present the application online in the recommended organization on the official site of Delhi High Court – www.delhihighcourt.nic.in. Before filling the application structure, applicants are encouraged to peruse cautiously the warning for Delhi Judicial Service Examination and afterward fill the application structure, transfer their checked photo and signature and present the application. Up-and-comers must make a point to remove a print from the application structure and keep it for future reference. Competitors don’t have to send the printout of the application structure to the High Court.

Application Fee

The application expense for Delhi Judicial Service Exam is Rs. 1000 for the General applicants and Rs. 200 for saved class applicants. The application charge must be paid through Debit Card or Internet Banking.

Higher Judicial Service 2023 Exam Date:

Events	Exam Dates
Start to submit the application form	December
Last date to submit an application form	January 2023
Fee Submit the last date	January 2023
Exam Date	February 2023
Result announced	February 2023

Eligibility:

So as to apply for the Delhi Judicial Service Exam, competitors need to satisfy the accompanying qualification necessities:

• Citizenship of India
• Age Limit: Candidates must be underneath 32 years old
• Educational Qualification: Candidates able to be conceded as Advocates under Advocates Act, 1961 OR aspirants as of now practicing as Advocates in India

Exam Pattern:

The Delhi Judicial Service Examination is held in two stages – Prelims & Mains. In Delhi Judicial Service Prelims, the exam is held in objective Multiple choice questions format. In Delhi Judicial Service Mains, the exam is held in Descriptive format. Have a look at the detailed exam pattern:

Delhi Judicial Service Prelims Exam Pattern:

Mode of Exam	Subject	No. of questions	Negative Marking
Objective	General Knowledge and Law	200	0.25 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer

Main Exam Pattern:

The pattern of Main Exam of Delhi Judicial Service Exam is given below:

Section	Subject	Max Marks
I	GK  & Language	250
II	Civil Law-I	200
III	Civil Law-II	200
IV	Criminal Law	200

Delhi High Court 2023 Exam Syllabus:

Phase I:

• Aptitude
• General Knowledge
• Candidates Power of expression
• English
• Code of Civil Procedure
• Code of Criminal Procedure
• Indian Penal Code
• Contract Act
• Partnership Act
• Principles Governing Arbitration Law
• Specific Relief and Limitation Act
• Evidence act

Phase II:

In Mains exam, questions are asked in Descriptive mode from four sections –

• General Knowledge & Language,
• Civil Law I,
• Civil Law-II
• Criminal Law.

Have a Look at Syllabus:

Section-I General Knowledge & Language: Current Affairs, Essay, General Knowledge, Precis Writing, Translation, You will be given two passages for translating from English to Hindi (in Devanagari Script) and  Hindi to English.

Section II – Civil Law-I: Indian Contract Act, Indian Partnership Act, Hindu Law, Delhi Rent Control Act, Indian Sale of Goods Act, Specific Relief Act, Law of Torts, Islamic Law:

Section III – Civil Law-II: Civil Procedure Code, Law of Evidence, Law of Limitation & Law of Registration:

Section IV – Criminal Law: Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act

Delhi High Court 2023 Viva Voce:

Competitors qualifying the Main Exam will be called for Viva-Voce Round, which will convey 150 marks. Based on the consolidated score, competitors will be shortlisted for Judicial Posts. Candidates need to get at any rate half checks right now meet all requirements for the shortlisting procedure.

Admit Card:

• Delhi High Court discharges the Admit card for Delhi Judicial Service Exam of all the qualified up-and-comers on its official site – www.delhihighcourt.nic.in.
• No other correspondence like dispatch/post/paper notification will be is sent.
• So to download the admit card, aspirants are required to visit the official site and snap on the concede card to connect.
• In the wake of tapping on the connection, up-and-comers need to present their application subtleties and view the concede card.
• They should take a printout of the concede card and convey it as a general rule at the hour of assessment.

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Result:

• The consequence of the Preliminary assessment and Main assessment is declared independently by the Delhi Court.
• The last legitimacy rundown of effective applicants is discharged on the official site of Delhi High Court.
• The marks got in Main (Written Test) Exam are added to the marks acquired in Viva and the applicant’s position will rely upon the total marks.
• The marks acquired in the Preliminary Examination (Objective sort test) by the competitors who are pronounced equipped for admission to the Main Examination (Written) won’t be meant deciding their last request of legitimacy.

Cut-off:

• Most importantly, applicants need to meet all requirements for the starter test.
• From that point forward, applicants need to clear the Main test with half total marks and 40% marks in every one of the four papers. The dispersal of 5% is made for up-and-comers of held classification.
• In the last advance, applicants need to clear the Viva Voce Round within any circumstance half (45% for Reserved Category) to qualify.
• The total of the marks got in both Viva and written test will decide the competitor’s choice.