Haryana Judiciary Syllabus

Haryana Judiciary Syllabus for Preliminary Exam 

The Preliminary Exam Syllabus covers the following topics:

• Current Affairs
• Indian Legal History
• Constitutional Development
• Civil Law-I
• Civil Law-II
• Criminal Law

Haryana Judiciary Syllabus for Mains Exam 

• The mains exam is based on subjective patterns and assesses your answer writing skills, knowledge, and personal opinion on any current legal or international issue.
• The mains exam evaluates your judgement writing skills on any problem-specific question. 

The Mains Exam Syllabus covers the following topics:

Civil Law I: (200 marks)

• Contract Act
• Partnership Act
• Sales Of Goods Act
• Specific Relief Act
• Indian Evidence Act
• Punjab Courts Act
• Haryana Urban (control of rent & eviction ) ACT, 1973

Civil Law II: (200 marks)

• Hindu Law 
• Mohammedan Law (study the customary law of Haryana and Punjab also)
• Law of Registration
• Limitation Act

Criminal Law: (200 marks)

• IPC
• CrPc
• Indian Evidence Act

English Composition: (200 marks)

• Essay
• Precis writing
• Comprehension
• Corrections
• Words & phrases

Language (Hindi): (100 marks)

Haryana Judiciary Syllabus for Interview/Viva-Voce Exam

• The interview is of 200 marks. 
• The interview stage is the final stage of the Haryana Judicial Services Exam.
• A panel of judges and senior government officials interviews the selected candidates.
• The questions that are asked in the interview are related to India and International Current Affairs. 
• The questions are asked to test your overall personality and whether you can excel in under-pressure situations.
• The questions are from real-life based situations also.
• To prepare for the interview, you should be aware of current issues that are leading news.
• You must inculcate the habit of reading the newspaper daily to be updated with current affairs, for example, The Hindu and any leading GK monthly magazine.
• Enhance your speaking skills by discussing with friends and family any current legal issue or leading judgement to know different perspectives on a particular topic.
• Holistically enhance your personality by reading novels in English literature and Hindi. It will provide you with knowledge of different areas of education.
• The interview panel knows that you have a good grasp of law and legal statutes. They assess your analytical and problem-solving skills during the interview.