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Rahul Dravid told after he was announced the head coach on the Sri Lanka tour that he will focus on every player and try to give chance to every player as he told that when he was young he went to the tour and he will rarely get the chance to play and he know that feeling so because

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After the debut of Ollie Robinson is banned from the second test as he was found guilty after ECB cricket board found their tweets seven years ago, in that tweets he criticized the other teams which is not tolerated

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This is team which is selected first they played the five matches test series against England and after that they went to the WTC against New Zealand the test series is very important for the players because that will definitely help the team to make their performance better in Test Championship final and the players […]

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Sunrisers Hyderabad change their captain but the rumour is that David Warner left the captaincy but may be the decision was right because David Warner is a very Important player of the team but if he is not the captain than he will play his natural game and pressure is released above him, and Kane is a good captain he is calm and compose

Delhi Capitals is in great form and they are playing exceptionally well all the players are in great form but at point bowlers needs to be more dominating like their main bowlers which need to be come in form as soon as possible otherwise they have the capability any match against any team.

Will Punjab Kings again show their class or Delhi Capitals will climb on top of the table? vote here

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Mumbai Indians won the first match after change in venue against Rajasthan Royals and Mumbai Indians played well against Rajasthan Royals as their bowling was good their batting was on top but drop Ishan Kishan was not a good decision because he is a good batsman and in bowling Nathan is back in the team which make Mumbai Indians more strong line up and there is twelve overs where other team batsman will get problem while playing and Rahul Chahar is also

A match between two most successful teams in IPL Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings. Will MI stop the winning streak of CSK? Vote your team

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As Sunriser Hyderabad lost their last match by their mistakes that why they did not send Bairstow to bat in super over and why Rashid Khan was not attentive while bowling he got two run out chance in the last two ball of the super over while Delhi Capitals was batting and you are the international player and same goes with David Warner he was running to furiously that he took the short run on the last ball of the super over and not able to hit a single boundary, Sunrisers Hyderabad

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Rajasthan Judiciary service Examination: 2021

*Introduction

*Eligibility criteria

*Examination pattern

*Syllabus

*Important Dates

Introduction

Law graduates who want to became civil judge can appear in RajasthanJudiciary Service Examination. Rajasthan Judiciary Service Examination is conducted annually by Rajasthan High Court to recruit Suitable candidate for the legal vacancies of civil judge.

If you aspire to become a part of judicial service and want to become a civil judge in Rajasthan. Rajasthan Judicial Service Examination is one for you.

There are approximate 89 Vacancies for the year 2021 as declared by the Rajasthan High court. In which 46 posts are reserved for the General category out of which 13 posts are reserved for women.14 posts for SC, 10 for ST, 18 for OBC and 1 for MBC (most backward classes).

Rajasthan Judiciary Service Examination Eligibility Criteria: 2021

Rajasthan Judiciary Service Examination Eligibility Criteria is decided on 3 basic parameters.

1-Nationality of the candidate

2-Age limit

3-Educational Qualification

Nationality of Candidate:-The Candidate should be a citizen of India. All Indians nationals can apply for the exam.

Age Limit:-The minimum age of the applicant Should be of 23 years of age and not more than 35 years of age (maximum) as on the specific cut off date mentioned in the official advertisement for the year.

The age limit is relaxable for various categories of candidates. Refer to the current year's official advertisement for full details

Educational Qualification:- Applicant should have a degree of Bachelor in law(professional) from any recognized university under Advocate Act,1961.

Applicant should be thoroughly knowledgeable about Rajasthan Dialects and Social Customs.

Rajasthan Judiciary Service Civil Judge Examination Pattern:2021

The Rajasthan Judiciary Service examination is conducted into three stages:

Preliminary Examination

Mains Examination

Personal Interview/Viva-Voce

Rajasthan Judiciary Service Preliminary Examination: 2021

The preliminary examination Will be an Objective type of examination.

Minimum marks Obtained 100.

No negative marking for wrong answer/unanswered question.

The marks obtained I preliminary examination are not counted toward the final ranking.

RJS Preliminary syllabus: 2021

1.Law: Same syllabus as prescribed for the Law Paper-I & II for the main examination.

2.Hindi Proficiency: (Refers to the Official notification for details).

3.English Proficiency:

Tenses

Articles and determiners

iii

Phrasal verbs and idioms

Active and Passive voice

coordination and subordination

Direct and Indirect speech

vii

Modals expressing various concept (Obligation, Request, Permission, Prohibition, Intention, condition, Probability, Possibility, Purpose, Reason, Companion, Contrast)

viii

Antonyms and synonyms.

Rajasthan Judiciary Service Mains examination: 2021

The main examination will be in the subjective form (Written Examination).

The main examination shall consist of following subjects:

Paper

Marks

Time

Law paper-1

100 marks

3 hours

Law paper-2

100 marks

3 hours

Language - 3

Paper-I Hindi essay

50 marks

2 hours

Paper- 2 English essays

50 marks

2 hours

Syllabus for the RJS Civil judge Main exam:2021

Law paper-I

· Code of Civil Procedure,1908

· The Constitution of India

· Indian Contract Act,1872

· The Indian Evidence Act,1872

· The Limitation Act,1963

· The Specific Relief Act,1963

· The Transfer of Property Act,1882

· Interpretation of statues

· The Rajasthan Rent Control Act,2001

· Order/ judgement Writing

Law paper-II

· The Code of Criminal Procedure,1973

· The Indian Evidence Act,1872

· The Indian Penal Code,1860

· The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,2015

· The Negotiable Instrument Act,1881(chapter XVII)

· The Probation of Offenders Act,1958

· Protection of Women From Domestic Violence Act,

· Framing of Charge/ Judgement Writing

Language Paper-I

Hindi Essay- Essay Writing in the Hindi Language

Language Paper-II

English Essay- Essay Writing in the English Language

Rajasthan Judiciary Service Viva-Voice

(Personal interview)

It judges the personal qualities of Candidates.

Appearing in viva is Compulsory, to be eligible for final selections ranking.

In the personal interview, the candidate will also be put the question to test in General knowledge including knowledge of the current affair and present-day problem.

Rajasthan Judiciary service Examination Important Dates:

Events

Dates (Tentative)

Starting Date of Online Application Process

March/April 2021

Last Date to submit Online Applications

To be notified

Rajasthan Judicial Service Prelims Examination Date

To be notified

RJS Mains Exam Date

To be Notified

RJS Interview Date

To be Notified

All about Haryana Judiciary Examination (2021).

*Introduction

*Eligibility Criteria

*Examination pattern

*Syllabus

*Dates

Introduction

Haryana judicial service examination is conducted every year by the High Court of Haryana. Haryana judiciary service examination is also referred to as HPSC. Law aspirants who wish to make their carrier as a civil judge or wish to become a member of the subordinate judiciary should give the entry-level exam which is the judiciary exam. the notification was released on 13 January 2021 on the official website. A total of 256 vacancies has been released by the Haryana High Court.

Category

Seats

general

156 Seats

40 Seats

BC-A

11 Seats

BC- B

11 Seats

EWS

20 Seats (ESM+ESP)

PWD

10 Seats

The Haryana Judiciary exam is conducted to recruit the Candidate for various posts like:

*Haryana Civil Service (Executive Branch)

*Deputy Superintendent of Police (D.S.P)

*Excise and Taxation Officer

*District Food and Supplies Controller

*A class Tehsildar

*Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies

*Assistant Excise & Taxation Officer

*Block Development & Panchayat Officer

*Traffic manager

*District Food & supplies Officer

*Assistant employment officer

Haryana Judicial Service Eligibility Criteria: -2021

Haryana Judiciary Service Examination Eligibility Criteria is decided on 3 basic parameters: -

1-Nationality of the candidate

2-Age limit

3-Educational qualification

Nationality of candidate: - The candidate must be a citizen of India. All Indians nationals Can apply for the exam. Candidate from Nepal, Bhutan, or Tibetans Refugees can also apply for the exam.

Age limit: - The minimum age of the applicant should be of 21 years while the maximum age of the applicant should be of 42 years. As per the Haryana Judiciary Exam Notification.

Educational Qualification: - Candidate must have a degree of Bachelor of law (LLB) from any recognized law university. or any university Incorporated by law in India.

Haryana Judiciary Service Exam 2021: exam pattern and syllabus –

The Haryana Judiciary service examination is conducted into three stages: -

1-Preliminary Examination

2- Main’s examination

3- Personal Interview/viva voce

Haryana Judicial Service Preliminary Examination: -2021

The time duration of the preliminary examination will be of 2 hours.

The question paper will be asked in Objective multiple-choice Questions (MCQs).

The exam will contain 125 MCQs question of 500 marks (4 marks each).

The Minimum Qualifying Marks for the General category are 150. And for Reserved Category 100 marks are needed.

Note: No candidate shall be allowed to appear in the mains exam unless he/she passed the preliminary examination by obtaining 150 marks (100 marks) for the reserved category.

Preliminary Exam Syllabus

Question will be asked from the current event of -

· National and International Importance

· Indian Legal System

· Constitutional History and Governance

· Question will also be framed to test candidate:

· Analytical Skill

· Reasoning Ability

· Aptitude

· The standard of preliminary question paper will be of Law graduate level.

Haryana Judicial Service Mains Examination: -

· The mains exam is subjective and will be asked in written form.

· The candidate who manages to obtain qualifying marks in the preliminary exam and declared pass in pre-exam will be shortlisted to appear in the mains examination.

· General category candidate should obtain atleast

· 50% qualifying marks in aggregate of all papers and reserved category candidate need to obtain 40% marks.

· No candidate will get marked on any paper until he or she obtain atleast 30% marks in it.

Note: - Candidate should pass mains examination to appear in viva voce or personal interview.

Haryana Judicial Service Mains Examination Syllabus: -

Paper-1(Civil Law I): - consist of 200 marks and the time duration is 3 hour.

1-Code of Civil Procedure

2-Punjab Court Act

3-Indian Contract Act

4-Indian partnership Act

5-Sale of Good Act

6-Specific Relief Act

7-Indian Evidence Act

8-Harayana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction act 1973)

Paper-II (Civil Law II): Marks obtained:200

Time duration:3Hour

1-Hindu Law

2-Mohammadan Law

3-Law of Registration and Limitation

Paper-III (Criminal Law): - Marks obtaine:200

Time duration: 3 Hour

1-Indian Penal Code

2-Criminal Procedure Code

3-Indian Evidence act

Paper-IV(English): -Marks:200

Timing:3 Hour

1-English Essay (1000-1100 words)- 100 Marks

2-Precis - 25 marks

3-Words and Phrases - 25 Marks

4-Comprehension - 25 Marks

5-Correction – 25 Marks

6-Translation of an English passage into Hindi – 20 Marks

Paper-V (Hindi Language): - Marks: 100

Time duration: 3 Hour

1-Explanation of Hindi passage in Prose and poetry-30 Marks

2-Composition(essay), Idioms and Corrections-50 Marks

Haryana judicial service Viva-voice (personal Interview)

It judges the personal qualities of candidates.

Questions concern the matter of general interest and test candidate’s alertness, intelligence and general outlook.

Marks obtained: - 200

Timing: up to 3 hour

Note: - No candidate shall be called for the Viva-voce unless he/she obtained at least 50% qualifying marks in the aggregate of all the written paper. Reserved candidate should obtain 40% marks in mains examination.

Important Dates of Haryana Judicial Service Examination: 2021

Release of HCS Judicial Services Notification

13th January 2021

Start of Online Application Process

15th January 2021

Last Date of Online Application

15th February 2021

Release of Admit Card

To be notified soon

Prelims Exam Date

To be notified soon

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Golden Rules to prepare for Judicial Services Exam

Cracking judiciary service exam is a dream for many law aspirants. Pursuing L.L.B is an easy job but deciding what after L.L.B is quite hard for a law student. There is various other career option for law students, But for those who have to incline towards public service, the judiciary can be a worthwhile option. Judicial Services Examination provides a secure and comfortable tenure. Besides, it allows those students who want to serve their country. There are some golden rules for students to prepare for the judiciary service examination. 1.Search about Exam pattern and format of judiciary service exam: Judicial Services Examination is also known as Provincial Civil Service Judicial Exam PCS(J). Stages of Judicial Services Exam: The judicial service exam is conducted in three stages. They are: Preliminary Examinations: Objective type questions (MCQ). Mains Examinations: Subjective types of questions (written exam). Personal Interview: Personal interview evaluates Your personality, Prompt knowledge, decision making, etc. After you qualify, you become a member of the subordinate judiciary. 1.Solve Past Year Question Papers: It is extremely important that the preparation of Judicial Services Exam begins with exploring, solving and analysing the Question Format, Topic Priority through previous 10-year question papers of chosen State Judiciary Exam both for Prelims and Mains. Only taking superficial idea of the exam is not enough, it is important to plan your preparation curriculum consistent with this blueprint. 2. Integrated Practice: Question Bank and Answer Writing Only Reading Bareacts may be a respite for Preliminary Examination, however this methodology misleads to insufficient preparation for Mains Examination. It is important to follow good concept based Question Banks that provide you complete Bareact simplifications, Case Laws, Subject Interlinkages and help you to not just mug up, but have deep applicative understanding to cater to demands of Mains Exam as well. Be smart in investing time to the frequently asked statues first. Answer Writing must also start from the day you start preparing for Judicial Services. Do not wait for ‘the one fine day’ to start answer writing. The very formulation of answers from past year papers help you not remain focused to the pattern of exam, rather than endless concept building which yield no results. 3. Limit your Sources, Revise Regularly : You are dealing with a vast, dynamic, ever-changing, sophisticated field like law. With the addition, subtraction or alteration of ultimate facts. there are so many sections, sub-section in law. Do not get confused from multiple books, notes etc. Limit your sources of preparation and instead device a routine for multiple revisions to retain all that you are reading. 4. Make Quick revisable Summaries Writing down what you read and understand is an efficient way to learn. It is retainable for longer duration and keeps you focused. Prepare short notes, tables, lists. Don’t prepare lengthy notes as that would psychologically refrain you from multiple revisions. Top Rankers usually say : “Summarise, summarise, summarise, and then revise, revise, revise.” 5. Study Smart and stay consistent: Consistent small fragments of the syllabus being complete and revised is the key to cracking this exam. To remain focused, and motivated, ensure you are taking aid of smart studying techniques and only spending time on what is relevant from the exam point of view. Judicial services examination is a very highly respected post. It’s a dream of many law aspirant’s to become a civil judge. Studying smart and staying consistent can make this journey short and sweet, and keep your goals very achievable.

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