Maharashtra Preliminary Judicial Service Exam Syllabus
The Maharashtra Prelims question paper includes Multiple Choice Questions for 100 marks:
General Knowledge
Aptitude, English
Constitution of India
Code of Civil Procedure
Criminal Procedure Code
Transfer of Property Act
Indian Contract Act
Indian Penal Code
Indian Evidence Act
Law of Torts
Proficiency in the Official Language of the State
Maharashtra Mains Judicial Service Exam Syllabus
The Mains exam includes four papers:
Paper 1:
Essay
Precise Writing
Grammar
Paper 2:
Objective Test
Aptitude Test
Paper 3:
Transfer of Property Act
Constitution of India
Civil Procedure Code
Indian Contract Act
Paper 4:
Indian Penal Code
Criminal Procedure Code
Law of Torts
Indian Evidence Act
HOW INTO LEGAL WORLD WILL HELP...
Into Legal World (ILW) Foundation plays a crucial role in assisting candidates preparing for the Maharashtra Judiciary Mains Judicial Services Exam by offering targeted support aligned with the exam’s syllabus. For the Preliminary Exam, ILW Foundation provides robust preparation materials and practice tests covering key subjects such as General Knowledge, Aptitude, English, and the essential legal codes and statutes, including the Constitution of India, Code of Civil Procedure, and Indian Penal Code. This helps candidates build a solid foundation in both legal and general knowledge areas.
For the Mains Exam, ILW Foundation’s support is even more specialized. In Paper 1, candidates benefit from ILW’s training in essay writing, precise writing, and grammar, ensuring they can articulate their thoughts clearly and professionally. In Paper 2, ILW Foundation’s resources and practice tests help candidates excel in objective and aptitude tests. For Papers 3 and 4, ILW provides in-depth study materials and mock exams focused on the Transfer of Property Act, Constitution of India, Civil Procedure Code, Indian Contract Act, Indian Penal Code, and other critical statutes. This comprehensive approach ensures candidates are well-prepared to handle the complexities of both civil and criminal law, ultimately boosting their performance in the Maharashtra Judiciary exams.
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