Bihar Judiciary Exam Pattern 2024 for Prelims and Mains Exam

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Candidates preparing for the Bihar Judiciary 2024 should know the exam pattern and syllabus in detail before starting with their preparation. The Bihar Judiciary Exam Pattern involves three phases listed as follows:

Prelims
Mains
Personal Interview/ Viva – voce

Let us look at the exam pattern for Prelims and Mains, and discuss briefly the Interview to help you clear the Bihar Judiciary Exam this year.

Bihar Judiciary Exam Pattern 2024 for Prelims

According to the Bihar Judiciary Exam Pattern, the preliminary examination is divided into two papers:

Paper 1 – General Knowledge or General Studies
Paper 2 – Law

Bihar Judiciary Prelims Exam Pattern 2024
Subject	Max. Marks	Time Allotted
Paper 1 – General knowledge	100	90 Mins.
Paper 2 – Law	150	120 Mins.
Total	250	210 Mins.

Highlights of Bihar Judiciary Prelims Exam Pattern 2024

Mode of Examination – Offline
Question type – Multiple choice questions
Total Time Allotted – 210 minutes
Total Marks – 250

Note: To be qualified to take the Bihar Judiciary Mains Test, a candidate must score a minimum of 45% (general category) or 40% (reserved category) in the preliminary exam.

Mains Exam Pattern For Bihar Judiciary Exam

The Bihar Judiciary Mains Exam is divided into two subjects –

Compulsory subject (5 subjects)
Optional subjects (Candidate has to choose 3 out of 5 subjects)

Paper	Subject	Max. Marks
Compulsory Subjects	General Knowledge	150
	Elementary General Science	100
	General Hindi	100
	General English	100
	Law of Evidence and Procedure	150
Optional subjects	Constitutional and Administrative Law of India	150
	Law of Contracts and Torts	150
	Law of Transfer of Property and Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts and Specific Relief	150
	Hindu Law and Muhammadan Law	150
	Commercial Law	150

Bihar Judiciary Interview 2024

You’ll be required to appear in the personal interview after passing the Bihar Judiciary Main Test.
The interview will be of 100 marks.
Note: To be placed on the merit list, a candidate must receive a minimum score of 35%.
The final list is prepared based on marks obtained in the Mains Exams and the Interview.

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