The Bihar Public service Commission has recently announced the beginning of recruitment of Candidates for the post of Civil Judge, through a notification on 20th February, 2023.
According to the notification, there are 155 vacancies available.
Interested candidates are requested to read this article to know more about the latest updates on Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J Exam 2023.
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Overview
The conducting body of Civil Judge PCS J is Bihar public service Commission. Mode of examination will be offline while the mode of application is fully Online. No other mode of application will be accepted.
For more in depth details please visit the official website of www.bpsc.bih.nic.in.
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Selection Procedure
As per the notification released the selection procedure consists of different stages.
There will be three stage :
- Preliminary Examination
- Mains Examination
- Personal Interview.
Candidates need to succeed in all in order to secure a post.
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Examination Process
The examination will be held in two parts, first one which will be a MCQ General knowledge based examination and the other which will be a MCQ legal studies topic based paper.
It will carry 150 marks.
The minimum marks for different categories is as follows:
- General: minimum 45%
- Reserved : 40%
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Dates
- First Screen of Application form: 27th February, 2023.
- Last Screen of application form: 27th March, 2023.
- Prelim exam dates: Not yet announced.
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Vacancy Details
There are 155 seats available at the moment and to find suitable candidates for it the examination is going to held:
Let’s have a look at how many seats are available as per the category:
- General/Unreserved: 61 seats out of which 22 seats are reserved for women candidates
- EWS: 15 seats out of which 05 seats are reserved for women candidates.
- SC: 29 seats out of which 07 are reserved for women candidates.
- VBC: 30 seats out of which 10 are reserved for women candidates.
- OBC: 18 seats out of which 06 are reserved for women candidates.
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Eligibility criteria
The following Possessions are needed to be carried by the aspirants in order to participate in the Process of recruitment.
Educational qualifications:
- A Degree in LLB from a recognized board.
- An Advocate as per the Advocates law 1961.
Age Limit:
- The minimum age of the candidate should be 21 years of age.
- The maximum age of the candidates should be 35 years of age.
Others:
- Should be an Indian Citizen.
- Should have a neat and clean record.
Bihar BPSC Civil Judge PCS J exam 2023: Application Fee
The application fee is to be paid after filling the form and before submitting it. The form submission wouldn’t be completed without paying the fees.
The fee as per the categories is:
- General/OBC: ₹600/-
- SC/ST/PwD: ₹150/-
- Women Candidates: ₹150/-
FAQs:
When is the first Screen of the application form?
The Application form will be first screened on 27th February, 2023 to 27th March, 2023.
What is the age limit for participating in the examination?
The age of the candidates should not be less than 22 years and should not exceed 35 years while for the female candidates it is 40 years.
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