UP Judiciary Foundation 2025- 26 Batch Based on Latest Exam Pattern | Online Live Classes by Adda 247

• Live Interactive Classes: Real-time engagement with expert faculties, retired judges, and peers.
• Recorded Sessions 24/7: Access to recorded classes for flexible revision.
• Answer Writing Practice: Guidance to enhance practical judgment writing skills.
• Unlimited Mentorship: Ongoing personalized support and guidance.
• MCQ Practices: Regular sessions to improve multiple-choice question-solving abilities.
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• One-to-One Mentorship: Personalized sessions for tailored study strategies.
• Guest Lectures: Insights from prominent Judges, Professors, and Advocates.

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• INDIAN CONTRACT ACT
• JURISPRUDENCE
• THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT
• TRANSFER OF PROPERTY
• THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
• THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT ACT
• LAW OF EQUITY & LAW OF TRUST
• HINDU LAW
• MUSLIM LAW
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
• SALE OF GOODS ACT
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT
• JUVENILE ACT
• CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
• THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE 1908
• LIMITATION ACT
• UP Local Law
   

The UP Judiciary exam consists of three stages:

• Preliminary Examination
• Main Examination
• Interview

Preliminary Examination

• Type: Objective (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Total Marks: 450
• Duration: 2 hours

Subjects:

General Knowledge (150 marks)

• Current events of national and international importance
• History of India and Indian culture
• Geography of India
• Indian Polity
• Indian Economy
• General Science
• Specific knowledge regarding Uttar Pradesh

Law (300 marks)

• Jurisprudence
• International Organizations
• Current International Affairs
• Indian Constitution
• Transfer of Property Act
• Indian Evidence Act
• Civil Procedure Code
• Criminal Procedure Code
• Law of Contract
• Law of Torts

Main Examination

• Type: Subjective (Descriptive)
• Total Marks: 1000
• Duration: Each paper is 3 hours

Subjects:

General Knowledge (200 marks)

• Similar to the Preliminary Examination but in greater depth

Language (200 marks)

• Essay in English: 60 marks
• English Precis: 60 marks
• Translation of Passage from Hindi to English: 40 marks
• Translation of Passage from English to Hindi: 40 marks

Law-I (Substantive Law) (200 marks)

• Law of Contracts
• Law of Partnership
• Law concerning Easements and Torts
• Law relating to the transfer of property including the principles of equity, specifically applicable thereto
• The principal of equity with special reference to the Law of Trust and specific relief
• Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law
• Constitutional Law

Law-II (Procedure and Evidence) (200 marks)

• Law of Evidence
• The Criminal Procedure Code
• Code of Civil Procedure, including the principles of pleading
• The laws of Limitation

Law-III (Penal, Revenue, and Local Laws) (200 marks)

• Indian Penal Code
• Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act 1950
• Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent, and Eviction) Act 1972
• Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Act
• Uttar Pradesh Panchayat Raj Act
• Uttar Pradesh Consolidation of Holdings Act
• Uttar Pradesh Urban Planning and Development Act 1973
• Uttar Pradesh Regulation of (Building Operations) Act 1958
• Uttar Pradesh Land Revenue Act
• Uttar Pradesh General Clauses Act
• Criminal Law Amendment Act 1932
• Uttar Pradesh Control of Goondas Act 1970
• Uttar Pradesh Prevention of Adulteration Act 1912
• Uttar Pradesh Drugs and Cosmetic Act 1940

Interview

• Total Marks: 100

Preliminary Examination:

1. General Knowledge: Covers a wide range of topics including current affairs, history, geography, polity, economy, general science, and specific knowledge about Uttar Pradesh.
2. Law: Covers fundamental legal subjects such as jurisprudence, Indian Constitution, Transfer of Property Act, Evidence Act, Civil and Criminal Procedure Codes, Law of Contract, and Law of Torts.

Main Examination:

1. General Knowledge: In-depth coverage of topics from the preliminary exam.
2. Language: Tests proficiency in English and Hindi through essays, precis, and translations.
3. Law-I (Substantive Law): Covers various substantive laws including contracts, partnership, torts, transfer of property, Hindu and Mohammedan laws, and constitutional law.
4. Law-II (Procedure and Evidence): Focuses on procedural laws and the law of evidence.
5. Law-III (Penal, Revenue, and Local Laws): Covers penal laws, revenue laws, and local laws specific to Uttar Pradesh.

Preparation Tips

• General Knowledge: Keep updated with current affairs, read standard textbooks on Indian history, geography, polity, and economy, and refer to specific books on Uttar Pradesh.
• Law Subjects: Study the bare acts, standard textbooks, and refer to previous years’ question papers.
• Language: Practice essay and precise writing, and translation exercises.