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UP JUDICIARY Law (Prelims) Syllabus

Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service (UPPCS J)

7
Topics
15
Sub-topics
200
Questions

Law (Prelims) is one of 31 sections in the UP JUDICIARY syllabus. It has 7 topics and 15 sub-topics, tested in Prelims Paper II — Law (300 marks, ~200 Qs), with about 200 questions (100 marks).

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UP JUDICIARY Law (Prelims): topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Constitutional Law

    • Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP
    • Union & State Executive, Legislature
    • Judiciary, Basic Structure Doctrine
  2. 2

    IPC / BNS 2023

    • General Principles, General Exceptions
    • Offences Against Body, Property, Women
  3. 3

    CrPC / BNSS 2023

    • Arrest, Bail, Investigation, Trial Procedure
  4. 4

    Evidence / BSA 2023

    • Relevancy, Admissions, Confessions, Burden of Proof
  5. 5

    Contract Act & TPA

    • Contract Act: Formation, Performance, Remedies
    • TPA: Sale, Mortgage, Lease, Gift
  6. 6

    CPC, Limitation, Torts

    • CPC: Suits, Execution, Appeals
    • Limitation Act
    • Law of Torts: General Principles
  7. 7

    Jurisprudence & International

    • Schools of Jurisprudence
    • International Organizations: UN, ICJ, ICC
    • International Affairs: Treaties, Conventions

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the UP JUDICIARY Law (Prelims) syllabus?

Law (Prelims) for UP JUDICIARY has 7 topics: Constitutional Law, IPC / BNS 2023, CrPC / BNSS 2023, Evidence / BSA 2023, Contract Act & TPA, CPC, Limitation, Torts and Jurisprudence & International, with 15 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Law (Prelims) in UP JUDICIARY?

About 200 questions (100 marks) in Prelims Paper II — Law (300 marks, ~200 Qs). Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

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