How to prepare for Judicial Services Examination: Fundamental Principles









I take pleasure in writing how to crack Judicial Service Examination of Any State: my personal view and advise are as follows:-






  • Thorough with Bare Acts many candidates who have qualified Judicial Services Examination or have sat for the Examination consider the key to crack the Preliminary Examination is to be thorough with the Bare Acts of the related subjects. The candidate for Judiciary examination must be thorough with section. Many a times, Judiciary examination of some States also ask the Section or Article number pertaining to related statutory provision. Such questions are commonly asked from the Indian Contract Act.

  • GK  and Current Affairs is one of the important sections in Judicial Service Examination. One of the best way to prepare for general awareness and G.K. is to read newspaper daily. 
  • Latest Judgments and Amendments in Law candidate for a sincere preparation of Judiciary apart from being glued to the book shall also be aware of what is happening around. The candidate should read the latest and important judgments and what important observation/ verdict was made in the case.
  • Solvig Previous Year Question Papers is one of the best way to be aware of the type of questions asked. Many publications provide subject-wise previous year question papers.
  • Preparingaring Self Notes in this world of cyberspace and technology, students hardly these days prepare notes. However, preparing notes will give methodical and comprehensive knowledge of the legal topic. Moreover, preparing notes gives self-confidence and can also be preserved for future use, reference and most important for last minute revision. Personally I have always relied on notes to prepare for any examination and have never regretted this method as time-consuming and the same has always fetched good result.
  • Time Management and Syllabus- Last but not the least time management is an extremely essential ingredient to prepare for the examination. Judicial examination of every State has a different syllabus. It is very important to be aware of the syllabus of the State for which you are appearing. 


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