Telangana Judicial Services Examination 2020 Phase-III Viva-voce has been completed and the results have been announced on the date 30th July 2021

Application Date for 2021: to be notified soon.

Eligibility Criteria

Sr. No.

Category

Age Limit

Age limit for fresh law graduates

Qualification

Qualifications  for fresh law graduates

Examination   Fees (Rs.)

Number of Vacancies 2020 (87)

Vacancies for 2021
1.  

OC1

25 to 34

23 to 26

A degree of Bachelor of Laws (Professional) of any University established by Law in India and recognized as such under the Advocates Act, l96l and shall have practiced as an advocate for not less than 3 years in any court.

A law graduate possessing a law degree from a recognized university established in India, eligible to be enrolled as an advocate with 60% aggregate in OC1 and 55% aggregate in other categories.

1000

31-11(W)

to be notified
2.

OC2

25 to 44

23 to 31

1000

1

to be notified
3.

SEBC [group A]

25 to 39

23 to 31

1000

6-2(W)

to be notified
4.

SEBC [group B]

25 to 39

23 to 31

1000

8-4(W)

to be notified
5.

SEBC [group C]

25 to 39

23 to 31

1000

1

to be notified
6.

SEBC [group D]

25 to 39

23 to 31

1000

5-2(W)

to be notified
7.

SEBC [group E]

25 to 39

23 to 31

1000

3-1(W)

to be notified
8.

SC

25 to 39

23 to 31

500

10-3(W)

to be notified
9.

ST

25 to 39

23 to 31

500

5-2(W)

to be notified

 

Abbreviations

*OC1 - Open Competition 

*OC 2 - Orthopedically Handicapped [lower portion of the body]

*SEBC - Socially and Educationally Backward Classes.

*SC - Scheduled Caste

*ST - Scheduled Tribes

*(W)- Seats of Female Candidates

Note:- 11-3(W) means 3 seats out of 11 are reserved for women


There are 3 phases in the Telangana Judicial Services Recruitment 

Phase I: Preliminary Examination {Computer Based}

  • Number of Papers – 1 
  • Subjects- Law
  • Paper Type- Objective
  • Duration – 2 hours
  • Maximum Marks- 100
  • Number of Questions- 100
  • Minimum marks- 40
  • Syllabus- same as the main exam. 

Phase II: Written Examination (Main Examination)

  • Number of papers – 3 
  • Subjects – Civil [paper 1], Criminal [paper 2] and English [paper 3]
  • Paper type – Subjective
  • Duration – Each paper 3 hours 
  • Maximum marks – 100 for each paper and for English 70 for essay and 30 for translation from English to either Hindi or Telugu.
  • Number of questions – 100 for both civil and criminal papers.
  • Minimum Marks – 60% of marks in both paper I and II and 40% of marks for paper III(English)

Phase III: Viva – Voce 

  • Viva – Voce shall carry 50 marks.

        Eligibility for Viva-voce

  • The candidates who secured 60% of marks in papers I and II of the main examination 

  • The SC and ST who secured not less than 50% of marks in paper I and II of the main examination.

  • On the basis of following subjects the suitability of the candidate is assessed;

    • mental alertness
    • knowledge of law
    • clear and logical exposition
    • balance of judgment
    • skills, attitude, ethics
    • power of assimilation
    • power of communication
    • character and intellectual depth
    • like of the candidate.

Note: For the final result, the marks in the main examination [paper I and II] and viva-voce shall be considered. 


SYLLABUS:


Law-


    CIVIL LAWS:


  1. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908,

  2.  Indian Contract Act, 1872,

  3. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, 

  4. The Limitation Act, 1963, 

  5. The Specific Relief Act, 1963,

  6. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882,

  7. Hindu Marriage Act 1955,

  8. Hindu Succession Act 1956,

  9. Civil Rules of Practice,

  10. Indian Registration Act 1908,

  11. Indian Stamp Act 1899,

  12. Andhra Pradesh Buildings (lease, rent and eviction) Control Act 1960,

  13. Andhra Pradesh Land Encroachment Act 1905.


CRIMINAL LAW:


  1. The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973,

  2. The Indian Evidence Act, 1,972,

  3. The Indian penal Code, 1860,

  4. Criminal Rules of Practice,

  5. A.P. Excise Act 1968,

  6. A.P. Gaming Act 1974,

  7. The Juvenile Justice (Care and protection of Children) Act, 2015, 

  8. The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Chapter XV),

  9. Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.


ENGLISH :

  • Translation, Essay [ on legal subjects] and Grammar Vocabulary 

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Extracted & Compiled by- Ch. Anupama, Student, Osmania University

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