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PCS J की तैयारी कैसे करें: Judicial ki taiyari kaise kre? PCS J Syllabus, जज की तैयारी कैसेके करें? Judiciary Ki tayari Kaise hoti hai? सम्पूर्ण जानकारी Judicial Exam के बारे में हम आपको देंगे इस पोस्ट में जिसे आपके सारे डाउट क्लियर हो जाएंगे। PCS-J (Provincial Civil Service-Judicial Examination) इस परीक्षा की तैयारी वही लोग करते हैं जो एलएलबी कर रहे होते हैं या उनकी एलएलबी की पढ़ाई पूरी हो गई…

Thousands of candidates every year applies for just a few vacancies in the state and central governments and that makes selection process to these jobs a hard winding road. Read more

You can choose the free online mock test for UPPCS J, Bihar PCS J and Haryana PCS J also and test your knowledge. And when you attempt the mock test online you get the results instantly and you can compare them easily with the provided solution.

Just 9 months are left for your Preliminary IAS exam 2019. Planning can seem really a cumbersome task but the IAS Coaching in Lucknow has become quite easy. Here is a simple strategy crafted for you to ease up your preparation. Find it below

You should cover the General Studies course in 5 months that is, till January only. This should cover topics of both Pre and Mains. Let’s create a timeline for the same;

September – Modern India and World History

October- Polity, and Governance

November- Economics, Internal Security, and Disaster Management

December- Geography, and Environment

January- International Relations and Ethics

February- Ancient History, Medieval History, and Culture

March – Science, and Technology

April- Budget and Economic Surveys

May- Revise everything along with Current Affairs

Dividing your time for basic studies and answer writing practice should be done.

About Optional Subjects– September to December (4 Months) is a decent time to prepare your optional subject.

From January onwards, Test series for optional as well as other subjects should be taken up. The CSAT can be easily carried along with the test series.

The IAS Prelims exam, normally held in June, consists of two papers which, inter alia, test the general awareness levels of the candidates.

The SSC CGL examination has a 3 tier structure:

In the previous years, up to 30 Lakh aspirants are known to have registered in a single year. But ultimately, the number of participants who actually appear for the tier 1 examination generally does not exceed 20 Lakhs.

Therefore, broadly speaking, the probability of selection, everything is fair and equal, is about 1 in 200 for any candidate.

The tier 1 exam in which about 20 Lakh people would appear is generally conducted over multiple dates in July – August at a large number of centers across the country.

The interview process has been replaced by a written test in narrative form in English so as to eliminate any possibility of bias.

Tier-I exam of SSC CGL is an online mode of the examination having 4 sections in total. The total marks allotted for all the sections is 200 and the total time allotted for the completion of all the sections of a Tier-I exam is 60 minutes. A cumulative time of 80 minutes is allotted to physically handicapped students. 0.5 marks will be deducted from every question that is attempted wrong by a candidate in SSC CGL exam.

Tier-II exam has a total mark of 200. A total of 100 questions are asked in each section with 200 questions asked in the English Language Section. A time limit of 2 hours is provided to the candidate to complete each section of SSC CGL Tier-II Exam. The cumulative time to complete Tier-II exam is increased to 2 hours 40 minutes in case of physically handicapped students. 0.25 marks are deducted as penalty for attempting a question wrong.

Tier-III of SSC CGL exam is a descriptive exam to test the written skills of the candidates in English/Hindi. The mode of examination is offline and students are required to write essays, précis, application, letter etc. in this exam. The exam carries 100 marks and the time allotted for the same is 60 minutes. The time allotted for candidates belonging to PWD category is increased to 80 minutes. Tier-III paper is given by specific candidates who are interested only for the post of “Statistical Investigator Grade II” & “Compiler”.

Tier-IV exam is taken by candidates applying specifically for certain technical posts

Tier-I and Tier-II exam are compulsory for all posts mentioned in the SSC CGL Notification.

Tier-III is specifically for candidates applying for all general, non-technical posts.

Tier-IV exam is taken by candidates applying specifically for certain technical posts

All those aspirants who think that they can acquire the requisite level of general awareness through various apps or commercial guides available at bookstall counters will find themselves getting eliminated at tier 1 stage itself. They have to discipline themselves to regularly read a high-quality English newspaper every day especially the editorials and other serious articles on national and international issues. 

Coaching Pattern and fees standard:

We provide a 6-month coaching for SSC CGL examination with two classes being held every day from Monday to Friday.

The maths and logic class would generally be held between 3 PM and 5 PM either preceded or followed by the class in English/general awareness.

The fees are Rs 15,000/- for a 6-month course. Registration is to be done with Rs 8,000 and the balance amount of Rs 7000/- is to be paid within 45 days of registration is done.

Plenty of study material would be provided during the exam. Tests will be held frequently.

Rebate Offer:

There is a rebate of 20% on the entire fees for the exam being paid in advance. The aspirants will save Rs 3,000 in this manner and will need to pay only Rs 12,000.

SSC CHSL

We also provide coaching for SSC – CHSL Exam, normally commencing in February. The fees for the CHSL exam is Rs 8000/-, to be paid fully in advance.

The duration of coaching would range from 6 months to 8 months.

Welcome to Athena Multiskills.

At Athena Multiskills, we would provide suitable guidance in this regard at the appropriate time to the aspirants who register with us for our coaching program. As per the notification issued by NTA, the UGC NET in December 2018 would be held on successive Sundays, i.e., 9th December, 16th December & 23rd December. The multiple dates are presumably necessitated because of the logistical constraints pertaining to the CBT platform facilities at various centers.

Out of these, 55,872 aspirants were successful in reaching the cut off level in their respective subjects, thus becoming eligible to apply for the post of assistant professors in their respective domains in the institutions of higher learning across the country.  This is 6.5 % of the total number of aspirants who actually participated.

The number of aspirants who passed the eligibility levels for grant of Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) was only 3,929. This comes to only 0.46% of the total number of students who appeared for the UGC NET.

When we aim for successes in life, there is a need to introspect also as to why many talented aspirants fail repeatedly in the UGC NET coaching classes in Lucknow.

One of the major reasons is that a very large number of NET aspirants are not able to grasp the crucial need of doing well in Paper 1. This year also, tens of thousands of very talented students failed to make it to the cut off list, despite doing well in the (subject ) Paper 2, simply because they did not pay requisite attention to master the subjects covered under Paper 1.

One of the common mistakes made by a majority of UGC NET JRF aspirants is that instead of improving their semantic knowledge by developing good reading habits and paying minute attention to the subjects analyzed in prestigious newspapers, they tend to rely entirely on half-baked news coming in through Whatsapp group networks, cheap guide books etc and are thus deprived of the skills needed to grasp the complexity of multidimensional issues affecting the society in general.

The UGC NET tests the range and depth of the knowledge levels of the aspirants. Paper 1 of UGC NET covers a very wide range of subjects relating to various aspects of education in general and higher education in particular. The UGC NET Paper 1 has to be treated with respect while aspiring for JRF and for the requisite cut off. In social sciences in particular, there is always a strong overlap between various subjects and the aspirants are expected to widen their semantic knowledge by studying all related topics as well.

If you are looking for UGC NET Coaching in Lucknow you can get in touch with us by following ways:

UP PCS (Judicial) Entrance Exams is held once a year by the UP Public service commission. The Judiciary in Uttar Pradesh comes under the administrative control of the honorable high court of Allahabad.

The PCS Judicial examinations are held annually to fill up those number of vacancies which are advised by the registrar general of the honorable Allahabad  high court to the Uttar Pradesh public service commission (UPPSC)

The successful candidates are required to undergo the training of 18 months at the Judicial training institute in Vineet Khand, Lucknow.

The minimum eligibility criteria for PCS J exam is LLB, however, a very large number of candidates aspiring for these posts are those who have completed their LLM also. To this extent the competition is extremely tough the aspirants are required to undergo coaching with a deep sense of commitment and will to succeed. We provide UP PCS(Judicial) coaching in Lucknow for all the subjects.

For Preliminary Exam:

Paper No.1: General Knowledge: This paper will be of 150 marks and 2 hours duration.

This paper may include questions based on topics relating to History of India and Indian Culture, Geography of India, Indian Polity, Current National Issues and topics of Social relevance, India and the world, Indian Economy, International Affairs and Institutions and development in the field of Science and Technology, Communications, and Space. The nature and standards of questions in this paper will be such that a well-educated person will be able to answer them without any specialized study.

Paper No.2: Law: This paper will be of 300 marks and 2 hours duration.

This paper will include day to day happenings around India and the world, particularly in Legal spheres, Acts and Laws. (i) Jurisprudence (ii) International Organizations (iii) Current International Affairs (iv) Indian Constitution (v) Transfer of Property Act (vi) Indian Evidence Act (vii) Indian Penal Code (viii) Civil Procedure Code (ix) Criminal Procedure Code (x) Law of Contract

For Main Exam: Paper No.1: General Knowledge: This paper will be of 200 marks.

This paper may include questions related to History of India and Indian Culture, Geography of India, Indian Polity, Current National Issues and topics of Social relevance, India and the World, Indian Economy, International Affairs and Institutions and development in the field of Science and Technology, Communications, and Space. The nature and standard of questions in this paper will be such that a well-educated person will be able to answer them without any specialized study.

Paper No.2: Language: This paper will be of 200 marks.

It shall comprise four questions as specified below:- (i) Essay to be written in English -60 marks (ii) English Précis writing -60 marks (iii) Translation of passage from Hindi to English -40 marks (iv) Translation of passage from English to Hindi -40 marks

Paper No.3: Law-I (Substantive Law): This paper will be of 200 marks.

The question set will be restricted to the field covered by- The law of contracts, the law of Partnership, the law concerning easements and torts, the Law relating to transfer of property including the principles of equity, specifically applicable thereto, the principal of Equity with special reference to the Law of trust and specific relief, Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law, and Constitutional Law. There shall be questions of 50 marks in relation to Constitutional Law alone.

Paper No.4: Law II (Procedure and Evidence): This paper will be of 200 marks.

Questions set will be restricted to the field covered by the law of evidence, the Criminal Procedure Code and Code of Civil Procedure, including the principles of pleading. The questions set will relate mainly to practical matters such as the framing of charges and issues the methods of dealing with the evidence of witnesses the writing of judgment and the conduct of cases generally but will not be restricted to them.

Paper No.5: Law III (Penal, Revenue, and Local Laws): This paper will be of 200 marks.

A question set is consists of Indian Penal Code, the Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act 1951, Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent, and Eviction) Act 1972. U.P. Municipalities Act, U.P. Panchayat Raj Act, U.P. Consolidation of Holdings Act, U.P. Urban (Planning and Development) Act 1973, together with rules framed under the aforesaid Acts.