It is conducted with the primary purpose of recruiting judicial officials such as the Judicial Magistrates of First Class in various departments of the Government as per the requisitions sent by the Government in this regard from time to time.
The State Government appoints the members of the subordinate judiciary under the supervision of the respective High Court.
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The number of vacancies to be filled on the basis of Civil Service (Judicial Branch) Examination - 2022 is given below:-
The Preliminary Examination of Judicial Service Exams (Lower Division) generally consists of one paper involving Legal Aptitude, English Comprehension, and Law Questions.
Refer to the list of common subjects for the Prelims Paper.
The Mains Paper syllabus for the Magistrate exam varies from state to state. However, it is broadly divided into a total of 7 papers; 8 Law Papers, 1 Language paper and 1 General Knowledge paper. The law papers include subjects from both Civil, and Criminal Law.
The language paper holds weightage round 20 per cent to 25 per cent, and the other law papers hold almost 70 per cent weightage. The other law papers hold almost 70 per cent weightage.
Here is the list of common subjects included in the Mains syllabus:
Paper I: Essay, precise writing, Grammar
Paper-II: Objective test, Aptitude Test
Paper III: Transfer of Property, Civil Procedure Code, Indian Contract Act, Constitution of India
Paper IV: Indian Penal Code, CrPC, Law of Torts, Indian Evidence Act
Paper V: Writing Skill, Court Practice, Translation, and Current Legal Knowledge
Paper VI: Judgment Writing ( Civil law, and Criminal Law)
Paper VII: Translation Paper
Interview or Viva-voce is the final stage of the selection procedure for a Civil Judge Exam. The candidates are assessed based on their intelligence, general interest, personality, presence of mind, emotional quotient, intelligence quotient, and communications skills.
The final merit list is prepared by adding the marks obtained by a candidate in the mains exam and the interview. A candidate must secure at least 35% marks in the interview to qualify for the final merit list.
Civil Judge (Junior Division) decides civil cases of small pecuniary stake. He determines whether the evidence is acceptable or not. A Civil Judge has the authority to question witnesses and is authorized to instruct the jury. In Civil Cases, he is the sole authority to determine liability or damages. In Criminal Court, he determines the guilt or innocence of criminal defendants and imposes sentences on defendants found guilty.
In India, civil judges earn a fairly good salary. As per the 7th pay commission, the average salary for a Civil judge ranges from INR 30,000 to INR 80,000 per month. However, the salary of a Civil Judge (Lower Judiciary) varies depending on various factors such as state, the position of profession, and experience.
After the implementation of the Second Pay Commission, the remuneration structure of the Civil Judge (Junior Division) Cum Judicial Magistrate will increase tremendously. Unlike civil servants, police officers, or administrators, judicial officers are posted in the district headquarters.
Below is a list of other benefits and allowances available to all civil judges in addition to their basic salary.
Judicial service is a worthwhile option for those who aim to serve the public with high social esteem. It offers a secure, safe and stable career with a comfortable compensation package. A Civil Judge is a representative of not merely the High Court but also the system of Indian Judiciary on the whole. Being a Civil Judge is an intellectually demanding job. There are vast ramifications of every decision of the court on the lives of the common people. So, a Judge must analyse the facts well and apply relevant legal provisions in granting relief to the parties. The real struggle for a judicial officer is to strike a delicate balance between the generosity of powers and the judiciousness of discretion.
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