What is the exam Pattern?

Ans: There will be ten questions carrying eight marks each.  Though he says ten questions, but in reality you are supposed to write thirty questions. Ours is a three hours exam and he tests eighteen subjects.

How many words shall be written?

Ans: In three hours exam atleast one should write three thousand words.  It is difficult for many to write three thousand words. There is no fixed word limit in the civil judge exam, the emphasis is on quality. The ideal word limit is 1800 to 2000. So, one should write sixteen words per minute if you write 3000 W/3H and you have to write ten words per minute if you write 1800 W/3H.

Whether impression carries any weight?

Ans: Yes, good handwriting and legibility fetch more marks. After all, man carried away by impressions.   People are mad off beauty and attractions. Exploit it, to fullest extent.

Whether we should by heart answers?

Ans: Yes, but when you write in the exam it should indicate that our answer full of right information and it is brief and precise and it is a comprehensive one. Thus the way we write answer shall indicate your practical approach rather than academic approach.

Whether we shall write sections and case laws?

Ans: Yes, it is always important to write correct sections. Writing case law is not necessary.

Whether we should read law journals?  

Ans: Yes, it is always ideal to read previous two years law journals.  This helps us to know latest trend and approach of judges and it also enhances our richness in understanding the subject.

Whether Guess work works out?

Ans: There is hardly any necessity of guess work, read all previous questions.

What is the advantage of relying upon previous questions?

Ans: Nearly 80% questions are from previous exams.

What is the mode of Preparation?

Ans: As 80% questions are repetitive, intensive study of all previous question is very important.  One should repeatedly write all previous question and answers again and again.   This will help you have you to acquire time management and stress management and come out from the exam hall with more ease and not struggle your mind for life time and think about next notification.

When 80% are previous question are from old question papers, can we left reaming 20%?  How to study the remaining 20%? 

Ans: Aspirant must be very through with previous questions and readiness to attend any question asked in the exam is also very important. Because, if you survey previous years question papers, they ask one trick or off-beat question for more marks that would alter our fate, despite writing remaining all question correctly and properly. So having grand idea and ability to attend all questions is also equally important.

What is meant by legal Jargon?

Ans: They are certain legal words, which would convey exact meaning and helpful in conveying the idea in a brief and precise manner. We shall use them in presenting our answer.

Why should we write small sentences? How to write small sentences? 

Ans: It always ideal to express only one idea in each sentence, long, complicated sentences often mean that you aren’t sure about what you want to say. Shorter sentences are also better for conveying complex information; they break the information up into smaller, easier-to-process units. Complexity is the greatest enemy of clear communication.  Sentences loaded with dependent clauses and exceptions confuse the audience by losing the main point in a forest of words. Resist the temptation to put everything in one sentence; break up your idea into its parts and make each one the subject of its own sentence.

What are Connectors? What is their use?

Ans: A connector is a word that is used to join words and sentences. They play key role in connecting the paragraph as well.  You should many what are connectors and how to use them.

How much time is adequate to prepare for Mains Exam?

Ans: Six months time is required.

When will be the exam?

Ans: God knows.. Don’t ask us..