UP PCS J Syllabus 2021 : Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPCS) will set the exam pattern as well as syllabus of the PCS J exam 2021 for Civil Judge (Junior Division). The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission will conduct the Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service exam for recruiting candidates to the post of Civil Judges in the state. The selection procedure will involve three stages namely prelims exam, mains exam as well as the interview round.
Candidates can get an idea of the exam pattern, syllabus and selection procedure through this article. For detailed information, candidates must refer to the official website of the UPPCS @ uppsc.up.nic.in
UP PCS J Exam pattern 2021
The UP PCS J exam pattern 2021 is mentioned in detail in the following part of the article. The exam pattern of the different stages of the exam is given as follows.
Preliminary Exam
| Paper | Subject | Total Duration | Total marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | General knowledge and awareness | 2 hrs | 150 marks |
| Paper 2 | Law | 2 hrs | 200 marks |
- The prelims exam will be of objective type and each paper will be conducted in a total duration of 2 hours each.
- The prelims exam will be of total 450 marks. The commission will resort to negative marking for each answer that has been attempted and is wrong.
- Candidates will have to clear the prelims exam to be considered eligible for the mains exam.
Main Exam
| Paper | Subject | Total marks |
|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | General knowledge | 150 marks |
| Paper 2 | Language | 200 marks |
| Paper 3 | Law 1 | 200 marks |
| Paper 4 | Law 2 | 200 marks |
| Paper 5 | Law 3 | 200 marks |
- The main exam will be descriptive in nature and each paper will be of 200 marks.
- The duration of each particular paper in the mains exam is 3 hours.
- Candidates who successfully clear the mains exam will be invited by the commission to appear for the interview round.
UP PCS J Syllabus 2021 :
The UP PCS J syllabus 2021 for both the prelims as well as mains has been mentioned below. Detailed updates can be procured by candidates from the official website @ www.uppsc.up.nic.in
Preliminary Exam Syllabus
Paper 1: General Knowledge and Awareness
- Topics related to general awareness
- Current affairs and topics of national and international importance
- Indian geography
- Indian history
- India and the world
- Culture of India
- Economy
- Polity
- Science and technology
- International affairs and international institutions, etc
Paper 2: Law
- Important acts and laws
- Civil and criminal procedure codes
- International affairs
- Constitution of India
- International organizations around the world
- Indian Penal Code
- Transfer of the property act, Evidence act, etc
- Contractual law, etc
UP PCS J Mains Exam Syllabus
Paper 1: General Knowledge and awareness
- Topics related to general awareness
- Current affairs and topics of national and international importance
- Indian geography
- Indian history
- India and the world
- Culture of India
- Economy
- Polity
- General Science and technology
- International affairs and international institutions, etc
- Topics that are related to social relevance, etc
Paper 2: Language
- Precis writing in English
- Essay writing
- Translation of passages from English to Hindi as well as Hindi to English
Paper 3: Law 1 (substantive law)
- Constitutional law, Hindu law, etc
- Mohammaden Law
- Law related to easements and torts
- Partnership law
- Contractual law
- Property law
- Laws related to transfer of equity shares, etc
Paper 4: Law 2 (procedure and evidence related law)
- Code of Civil and Criminal procedure
- Framing charges
- Evidence of the witnesses
- Principles of pleading
- Law related to evidence
- The writing of judgement
Paper 5: Law 3 (penal, revenue law and local laws)
- The Indian Penal Code
- Uttar Pradesh Land Reforms Act
- Uttar Pradesh Abolition of Zamindari
- Consolidation of holdings act
- The Panchayati Raj act
- The U.P. Municipalities Act
- The UP Urban Planning and Development act
UP PCS J Exam : Selection Procedure
The UP PCS J selection procedure 2021 involves the following three stages –
- Prelim
- Main
- Interview round
Candidates will have to clear each and every stage to be considered eligible for the final selection. The commission will first conduct the prelims exam for recruiting candidates through the UP PCS J exam. The exam will be of objective type and candidates shall be given multiple choice questions. After the commencement of the prelims exam, the commission will release the answer key followed by the result of the prelims exam. All those candidates who are able to locate their roll numbers in the result PDF are then selected for the mains exam.
Candidates who are able to clear the prelims and score the minimum qualifying cut off, are then allowed to appear for the descriptive mains exam. The mains exam consists of 5 papers and candidates will have to pass each and every paper to finally clear the mains exam. Once the mains exam is successfully conducted, the commission will release the result of the mains exam and all those who qualify this stage are then selected for the final interview round.
The UPPCS will then issue a separate call letter for all the selected candidates inviting them to appear for the interview round. The candidates will have to go through a face to face personal interview round that will assess the abilities and skills of the candidates followed by the verification of documents.
Within ten to fifteen days of commencement of the interview round, the commission will update and release the final merit list. The final merit list will be formulated based on the scores obtained and performance of the candidates in all the respective stages of the UP PCS J exam. All those candidates who are able to locate their names and roll numbers in the final merit list are then selected and recommended for final recruitment by the commission.
In case there is a tie between the candidates, the commission will give the first preference to the candidate who is older in terms of age.
List Of Documents That Are To Be Carried For Verification
The following list of documents must be presented by candidates for verification.
- Matriculation certificate
- Higher secondary certificate
- Graduation degree/certificate and mark sheet
- Category certificate (if belonging to SC/ST/OBC category)
- Domicile certificate
- PWD certificate (if applicable)
- Valid photo ID proof and colored photographs