Date of Application- To be announced soon 

Eligibility Criteria on the Basis of Previous Notification (2018-19)

Sr. No.

Category

Age Limit


Academic Qualification

Percentage

Examination

Fees

(Rs.)

Number of Vacancies 2018-19

(610)


Unreserved

22 to 35

A degree of Bachelor of Laws (Professional) of any University established by Law in India and recognized as such under the Advocates Act, l96l

125/-

306


OBCs

22 to 40

125/-

164


SCs

22 to 40

65/-

128


STs

22 to 40

65/-

12


DFF/ ESM

22 to 45

As per their category

12


Women

22 to 35

As per their category

122


Physically handicapped

22 to 60

25/-

24


Note: Vacancies concerning DFF, ESM, Women, and physically handicapped are included in the total vacancies.


Abbreviations Used:

  • OBCs- Other Backward Classes
  • SCs- Scheduled Castes
  • STs- Scheduled Tribes
  • DFF- Dependents of the Freedom Fighters
  • ESM- Ex- Service Men


Phase I-Preliminary Examination:

  • Number of Papers - 02
  • Subjects- General Knowledge and Law  
  • Paper Type- Objective
  • Maximum Marks- 150 for General Knowledge and 300 for Law
  • Negative marking- There is nonnegative marking in both papers.
  • Duration- 2 hours  
Syllabus- 
Paper I- General Knowledge 
  • History of India and Indian Culture
  •  Geography of India
  •  Indian Polity
  • Current National Issues
  • Topics of Social relevance, India and the world
  • Indian Economics
  •  International Affairs
  • Institutions and development in the field of Science and Technology
  • Communications and Space.
Paper II-Law
  • Jurisprudence
  • International Organizations
  • Current International Affairs
  • Indian Constitution
  • Transfer of Property Act
  • Indian Evidence Act
  • Indian Penal Code
  • Civil Procedure Code
  • Criminal Procedure Code
  • Law of Contract

Phase II-Mains Examination:

  • Number of Papers - 05  
  • Paper Type- Subjective
  • Medium of paper – Hindi or English 

Syllabus: Syllabus for General Knowledge subject is the same as mentioned in preliminary exam syllabus for General Knowledge.

Paper

Subjects

Topics

Marks

Duration

Paper I

General Knowledge

Same as mentioned above in pre syllabus

200 marks

3 hours

Paper II

Language

a.               Essay to be written in English – 60 marks

b.               English Précis Writing- 60 marks

c.               Translation of passage from Hindi to                    English- 40 marks

d.               Translation of passage from English to                Hindi- 40 marks

200 marks

3 hours

Paper III

Law I (Substantive law)

a.                The law of contracts.

b.               The law of Partnership.

c.                The law concerning easements and torts.

d.               The Law relating to transfer

e.                of property including the principles of                    equity, specifically applicable thereto, the             principal of Equity with special reference             to the Law of trust and specific relief.

f.                Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law, and

g.               Constitutional Law.

Weightage-There shall be questions of 50 marks in relation to Constitutional Law alone

200 marks

3 hours

Paper IV

Law II (Procedural and Evidence Law)


a.                The law of evidence,

b.               The Criminal Procedure Code.

c.                The Code of Civil Procedure, including                 the principles of pleading.

200 marks

3 hours

Paper V

Law III (Penal, Revenue and Local Laws)


a.                Indian Penal Code.

b.               The Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition                and Land reforms Act 1951.

c.                Uttar Pradesh, Urban Buildings                            (Regulation of Letting, Rent and                             Eviction) Act, 1972.

d.               Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Act.

e.                U.P. Panchayat Raj Act.

f.                U.P. Consolidation of Holding Act, 1953,             Uttar Pradesh Urban (Planning and                        Development) Act 1973, together with                    rules framed under the aforesaid Acts.

Weightage- Penal Law- 50 marks

Revenue and Local Laws- 150 marks

200 marks

3 hours


Phase-III-Interview:

Marks- 100

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Extracted & Compiled by- Ms. Asma Praveen, BA- LLB (Hon.), Glocal University, Uttar Pradesh

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