UP PCS J Online Coaching (UP Judiciary Classes)

At Law Prep Judiciary, we understand your ambition to become a part of the esteemed judicial system of Uttar Pradesh. Aspirations like yours deserve the best guidance, and that's precisely what we offer. Our online UP PCS J coaching classes are your gateway to achieving the legal career you've always dreamed of. 

With over 20 years of experience and an unwavering commitment to excellence, we have honed a learning system that's tailored to the needs of aspiring judicial officers. Our approach is not just about passing exams; it's about nurturing legal scholars who will uphold justice and integrity in our society.

Our faculty for the UP PCS J coaching includes retired judges, accomplished legal professionals, and scholars who bring real-world insights to your learning experience. They bring in extensive experience and commitment to guide you throughout your journey.

Your dream is our mission, and we're here to guide you all the way with top-notch UP Judiciary online coaching. 

About UP Judiciary Exam

The Uttar Pradesh Provincial Civil Services (Judicial) Examination, commonly referred to as the UP Judiciary Exam, is a competitive examination conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC). It serves as the gateway for individuals aspiring to become judicial officers in the state of Uttar Pradesh. 

The UP Judiciary Exam aims to select qualified and competent individuals to serve as civil judges in the Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service. Judicial officers play a crucial role in upholding the rule of law, administering justice, and ensuring the legal system's effective functioning.

The UP Judiciary Exam consists of three stages:

• Preliminary Examination: This is the first stage and comprises objective-type questions. It tests candidates on subjects such as General Knowledge, the Law of Evidence, and Legal Ethics.

• Main Examination: The Main Exam is the second stage and consists of subjective questions. It covers subjects like Civil Law, Criminal Law, and Procedural Laws (Civil and Criminal Procedure Codes).

• Viva-Voce (Interview): The final stage is the interview, also known as the Viva-Voce. This stage assesses a candidate's legal knowledge, personality, communication skills, and overall suitability for a judicial career.

UP PCS J Syllabus 2024 

Preliminary Examination 

Here is the complete UP Judicial Services syllabus of the prelims exam of both paper I and paper II. 

Paper I: General Knowledge (150 marks) 

• Indian History and Indian Culture

• Indian Geography

• Indian Polity

• Current National & International Issues

• General Knowledge

• Communications and Space

• India and the World

• Indian Economy

• International Affairs

• International Organizations

• International Affairs and Institutions

• Topics of Social Relevance to persons with disabilities, senior citizensand offences on women & children

• Salient Features of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016

• Maintenance and Welfare of Parents

• Senior Citizens Act, 2007

• Science and Technology

• Information Technology

• Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961

• Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005

• Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013

• Pre-Conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994

• Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971

• Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986

• Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012

Paper-II: Law (300 marks) 

• 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 

Mains Examination 

Paper 1 (General Knowledge) ( 200 marks) 

• The History of India and Indian Culture

• Geography of India

• Indian Polity

• Current National Issues

• India and the World

• Indian Economy

• International Affairs and Institutions

• Development in the field of Science and Technology

• Communications and Space

• Topics of social relevance to persons with disabilities, senior citizens and offences on women & children

• Maintenance & Welfare of Parents

• Salient Features of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016

• Maintenance & Welfare of Parents

• Senior Citizens Act, 2007

• Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986

• Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012

•  India and the World

•  Indian Economy

• International Affairs

•  Institutions and development in the field of Science and Technology

• Communications and Space

Paper 2 (English Language)

• Essay (50 marks)

• English Précis writing (30 marks)

• Translation of passage from Hindi to English (20 marks)

Paper 3 (Hindi Language)

• Essay (50 marks)

• Hindi Précis writing (30 marks)

• Translation of Passage from English to Hindi (20 marks) 

Paper 4 (Law I Substantive Law, 200 marks)

• Law of Contracts                                  

• Law of Partnership

• Law concerning Easements and Torts                   

• Transfer of Property

• The Law Relating to the Principles of Equity    

• Substantive Laws.

• Law of Trust and Specific Relief                         

• Hindu Law

• Mohammedan Law                                             

• Constitutional Law

Paper 5 (Law II - Procedure & Evidence Laws, 200 marks)

• Code of Civil Procedure

• Principles of Pleading

• Evidence of witnesses

• Framing of charges

• Practical matters

• Principles of pleading

• The conduct of cases

• The Criminal Procedure Code

• The Law of Evidence

• The writing of judgment

Paper 6 (Law III - Penal, Revenue, & Local Laws, 200 marks)

• Indian Penal Code

• Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code, 2006

•  Uttar Pradesh Urban Building (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972

• Uttar Pradesh Regulation of Urban Premises Tenancy Act, 2021

• Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Act

• U.P. Panchayat Raj Act

• U.P. Consolidation of Holdings Act

• Uttar Pradesh Urban (Planning and Development) Act, 1973

Join Online UP PCS J Coaching by Law Prep Judiciary 

Preparing for the UP PCS J exam can be stressful and challenging. However, the right guidance and relevant resources can make your journey towards a successful career seamless and effective. 

Law Prep Judiciary’s online PCS J coaching offers a student-focused environment where you get comprehensive support to achieve your targets. We have always believed in providing quality training to students and have remained dedicated to this vision. 

Once you join our UP PCS J online coaching, you will get access to our exclusive and up-to-date study material comprising case studies, notes, mock test series, and reference materials. Our experienced mentors have prepared these comprehensive resources that cover each topic in detail. Our advanced and innovative teaching methodologies are designed to align with the different learning goals of students. 

Joining Law Prep Judiciary for UP PCS J coaching means becoming part of a supportive community of fellow aspirants. Our students come from diverse backgrounds and share a common goal: to excel in the Judiciary exams.

We recognize that success in the Uttar Pradesh Judiciary exams goes beyond written tests. That's why our UP Judiciary coaching program also emphasizes comprehensive preparation for the Viva-Voce and interview stage.

You'll have the opportunity to practice mock interviews, receive feedback, and refine your communication skills. Our experts will guide you on how to present yourself effectively, respond confidently to questions, and make a lasting impression during the interview.

UP PCS J Coaching Fees

Here is the fee structure of online PCS J coaching by Law Prep Judiciary:

Expert Tips for UP Judiciary Preparation 

Preparing for the Uttar Pradesh Provincial Civil Services (Judicial) or UP PCS J exam is a significant undertaking, and it's crucial to have a well-structured approach. 

1. Understand the Syllabus 

Begin by thoroughly understanding the UP PCS J exam syllabus. This will help you identify the subjects and topics you need to cover. The syllabus typically includes Civil Law, Criminal Law, Procedural Laws, and General Knowledge.

2. Quality Study Material

Select high-quality study materials, including standard law books and legal references. Make sure your study materials are updated and relevant to the exam syllabus.

3. Create a Study Plan

Develop a well-structured study plan. Allocate sufficient time for each subject and topic. A study plan helps you stay organized and cover the entire syllabus effectively.

4. Regular Revision

Regularly revise what you've studied. This helps in retaining and reinforcing your knowledge. Create a revision schedule to ensure you don't forget what you've learned.

5. Mock Tests and Previous Papers

Practice with UP PCS J mock tests and previous years' question papers. Mock tests help you become familiar with the exam pattern, time management, and the level of difficulty.

6. Legal Updates 

Stay updated with recent legal developments, landmark judgments, and legislative changes, particularly those relevant to Uttar Pradesh. This knowledge is essential for the General Knowledge paper.

7. Effective Writing Skills

Work on your legal writing skills. Practice answering questions in a clear, structured, and concise manner. This is especially crucial for the written examination.

8. Join PCS J Coaching

Join online coaching for PCS J exam that offers live interactive classes. Interactive sessions allow you to ask questions, interact with instructors, and clarify doubts.

9. Time Management 

Develop time management skills. Allocate a specific amount of time to each section and question during the exam. Time management is critical, especially in the preliminary examination.

10. Practice Mock Interviews 

If you qualify for the interview stage (Viva-Voce), practice mock interviews to gain confidence and refine your communication skills. Prepare for common interview questions.

11. Peer Interaction

Connect with fellow aspirants. Group study sessions, discussion forums, and peer interaction provide valuable insights, motivation, and a supportive community.

12. Maintain Physical and Mental Health

Don't neglect your health. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and relaxation techniques are essential for managing stress and staying focused during your preparation.

13. Stay Positive and Persistent

Maintain a positive mindset, stay persistent, and don't get discouraged by challenges or setbacks. Believe in your abilities and stay committed to your goal.

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