As the Haryana Judiciary Mains examination come closer, students are busy preparing and brushing up their knowledge to be better prepared. We have come up with this blog to help you find the right Books and Resources for Haryana Judicial Services.
Haryana Judiciary Services Exam Pattern
Prelims Exam Pattern
Before we look into the list of books and resources for Haryana Judicial Services Prelims, let us revisit the exam pattern.
| Subjects | Number of Questions | Time |
| Aptitude Reasoning Analytical Skills General Knowledge (National, International) Current affairs (Indian legal system, History of the Indian Constitution, Governance) | 125 | 2 Hours |
Mains Exam Pattern
The Mains examination is an offline written examination and is descriptive. The shortlisted candidates are needed to apply for the Mains and sit for the exam. The Haryana Civil Judge mains exam pattern is mentioned below:
| Paper | Syllabus | Marks | Duration |
| Paper-l (Civil Law-I) | Code of Civil procedure Punjab Courts Act Indian Contract Act Indian Partnership Act Sale of Goods Act Specific Relief Act Indian Evidence Act Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act 1973 | 200 | 3 Hours |
| Paper-2 (Civil Law ll) | Hindu Law Mohammadan Law Customary Law Law of Registration and Limitation | 200 | 3 Hours |
| Paper- 3 (Criminal law) | Indian Penal Code Criminal Procedure Code Indian Evidence Act | 200 | 3 Hours |
| Paper – 4 (English) | English (Essay, Precis, Words, and Phrases, Comprehension, Corrections) | 200 | 3 Hours |
| Paper – 5 (Hindi) | Hindi ( Translation of passage from English to Hindi, Passage, Composition, Idioms, and Corrections) | 100 | 3 Hours |
Books and Resources for Haryana Judicial Services
Booklist for Haryana Judicial Services Prelims exam
The books and resources for Haryana Judicial Services Prelims are provided below :
| Subject | Books | Author / Publication |
| General Knowledge | GK Blast: A Complete Guide to Banking, Economy, Finance & General Awareness General Knowledge Newspapers – The Hindu, Live Mint, Business Standard Haryana Samanya Gyan Know Your State | Buy on Amazon Lucent Spectrum Arihant |
| Aptitude | Data Interpretation Decoded by Oliveboard Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive exams (No. 1 book for any exam) Quantitative Aptitude Chapter-wise Solved Papers How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT Fast Track Objective Arithmetic | Buy Now from Amazon R.S. Aggarwal Kiran Publication Arun Sharma Rajesh Verma |
| Reasoning | PuzzleMania: Puzzles & Seating Arrangement for Prelims and Mains by Oliveboard How to Crack Test of Reasoning: In all Competitive Exam “Verbal and Nonverbal Reasoning” Analytical Reasoning | Buy Now from Amazon Arihant R S Aggarwal M K Pandey |
| Analytical skills | Analytical Skills Analytical Reasoning | S.Thorpe M. K. Pandey |
Booklist for Haryana Judicial Services Mains exam
The books and resources for Haryana Judicial Services Mains are provided below :
The Mains examination is an offline written examination and is descriptive. The shortlisted candidates are needed to apply for the Mains and sit for the exam. The Haryana Civil Judge mains exam pattern is mentioned below:
| Subject | Books | Authors |
| Code of Civil Procedure | Code of Civil Procedure Bare act The Key to Indian Practice – A Summary of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) Paperback | Government of India Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla |
| Punjab Courts Act | The Punjab Customary Law and The Punjab Courts Act, 1918 | Singhal Law Publication |
| Indian Contract Act | Indian Contract Act | R.K. Bangia |
| Indian Partnership Act | Indian Partnership Act | D.F.Mulla |
| Sale of Goods Act | Sale of Goods Act | D.F.Mulla |
| Specific Relief Act | Specific Relief Act Bare Act | Government of India |
| Indian Evidence Act | Law of Evidence | Vepa P.Sarathi & Abhinandan Malik |
| Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act 1973 | Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act 1973 | Singhal Law Publication |
| Hindu Law | Modern Hindu Law, Family Law | Paras Diwani |
| Mohammadan Law | Outlines of Mohammedan Law | Aqil Ahmad, Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla |
| Torts | The Law of Torts | Ratanlal & Dhirajlal |
| Indian Penal Code | The Indian Penal Code Paperback | Ratanlal |
| Criminal Procedure Code | Criminal Procedure | R.V Kelkar |
| Indian Evidence Act | Textbook on the Indian evidence Act | K D Gaur |
| English (Essay, Precis, Words, and Phrases, Comprehension, Corrections) | English Simplified by Oliveboard High School Grammar and Composition (Recommended) Objective General English Word Power Made Simple | Buy now Wren and Martin S.P. Bakshi Norman Lewis |
| Hindi ( Translation of passage from English to Hindi, Passage, Composition, Idioms, and Corrections) | Samanya Hindi | Buy now |
It is not enough to however only possess the right Haryana Judiciary books and online resources, one needs to make effective use of them for them to be beneficial. To crack the exam, you need to follow a 7-step strategy:
Refer to the books for Haryana Judiciary services; in this case, let’s pick Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R. S. Aggarwal for our Quantitative Aptitude preparation:
Step 1 – Pick a topic from the book (for example : Simple and Compound Interest)
Step 2 – Go through the various kinds of questions asked in the topic (in other words, what are the ways that a question from this section be presented to you in the exam?)
Step 3 – Practice each kind of question (and check your answer, since the book provides detailed solutions to each question, so you can see whether you are right or not)
Step 4 – Log in to the online test preparation series and take a topic test on the same topic once you are confident about your knowledge of the Simple and Compound Interest section
Step 5 – Once you have taken the test, highlight the areas where you took too much time or were not able to get a correct answer
Step 6 – Go back to the book, Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R. S. Aggarwal, and check questions of specifically this type wherein the same procedure has been applied to compute the answer
Step 7 – Practice well upon those areas and retake a test to see whether your understanding and skills have improved.
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