Haryana Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022

Haryana Public Service Commission has scheduled the Haryana Judiciary mains exam from 06 May 2022 to 08 May 2022. 

We will provide you with all the authentic information gathered from the students about the paper analysis as soon as the exam is over.

Going through exam analysis will give a fair idea about the difficulty level of the paper and the type of questions asked in the exam. It will also help you understand better the areas to focus on more for better results. 

Stay tuned for all the latest updates on the Haryana Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022. To get an idea about the exam, you can check the previous analysis from the post below.

As the mains examination is around the corner, enhance your last-minute preparation by practicing the previous year's question papers for Haryana Judiciary Exam.

HJS Exam Prelims Exam Analysis 2022

The Haryana Public Service Commission successfully concluded the Haryana Civil Judge Prelims Exam on 13 November 2022.

As per the paper analysis, the overall difficulty level of the exam was easy-moderate compared to the last year.

The following were some of the key highlights of the Haryana Judiciary Exam Analysis for the preliminary exam:

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• Most of the questions were based on major laws such as the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and Civil Procedure Code (CPC), and they are section centric.
• Questions asked about general knowledge and current affairs were fairly easy.
• Most of the CrPC questions were easier side compared to the CPC questions.
• Also, there were direct questions on Section 82 and section 463 of the Indian Penal Code in the exam.
• Questions from other minor Acts such as Specific Relief, Sale and Goods Act, Registration, Limitation, and Partnership were less in number.

Number of Questions Asked in Haryana Judiciary Prelims Exam 2022

As said above, current affairs questions were considered fairly easy than law subject-based questions. The questions related to family law were based on Punishment for irrevocable divorce, the Iddat period, etc.

Check out the table below to know the number of questions asked from each topic in the Haryana Judiciary prelims exam.

Subject	Number of Questions
General Knowledge	16
Family Law	17
Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)	17
Indian Penal Code	13
Evidence Act,1872	13
CPC, 1908	16
Contract Act, 1872	6
Limitation Act, 1963	3
Registration Act, 1908	3
Specific Relief Act, 1963	3
Sale and Good Act, 1930	3
Partnership Act, 1930	2
Constitution	9
Local Law	4

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Haryana Judiciary Exam Analysis  2018

As per the student's review, the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate to difficult.

• The question paper had a total of 125 questions.
• Four marks were awarded for each correct answer.
• There were questions based on both bare acts and application-based based questions.
• Most of the questions were repeated from the previous year's papers.

Number of Questions Asked in Haryana Judiciary Exam 2018

According to the Haryana Judiciary past 10-year paper analysis, most of the questions in the prelims exam were based on the Civil Procedure Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act, and current affairs.

To help you understand the number of questions asked on each topic, we have provided a detailed analysis in the table below.

Subject	Number of Questions
Indian Contract Act	6
Civil Procedure Code	22
Criminal Procedure Code	12
Indian Penal Code	7
Specific Relief Act	3
Indian Partnership Act	3
Indian Evidence Act	17
Sale of Goods Act	3
Muslim Law	3
Hindu Law	11
Limitation Act	6
Registration Act	3
Haryana Local Laws	2
Current affairs and Legal GK	27

Type of Questions Asked in HJS Exam 2018

To ease your Harayana Judiciary Prelims Exam Preparation, we have curated a few essential questions that were asked in the previous year's exam.

Q) In law, a man is presumed to be dead if he is not heard of as alive for:

A) 4 years

B) 7 years

C) 10 years

D) 15 years

Read more: Last 10-year paper analysis for Haryana Judiciary Exam

Q) A sentence of death by a lower court:

A) must be confirmed by High Court

B) must be confirmed by Supreme Court

C) must be confirmed by President

D) is operational if no appeal is made to High Courts.

Q) Which of the following types of companies/organizations issue ULIP? (The ULIPS were recently in news)

A) Insurance companies

B) Banks

C) NABARD

D) RBI 5) All of these

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Q) Insurance business in India is regulated by which of the following authorities?

A) NFCG

B) IRDA

C) CII

D) FICCI

E) All of these

Check: Haryana Judiciary Exam Pattern

Q) As per the news in various financial newspapers, Larson & Toubro (L&T) is planning to enter the insurance business in India. Otherwise, what is the major business of L&T, which it is known for?

A) Newspaper Publications

B) Media Entertainment

C) Car and Automobile Production

D) Textiles

E) Heavy Engineering & Construction

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