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Kumar Rahul on cracking the MP Judiciary, onpreparation and interviewPosted by: Donnie Ashok in Associates, In-House Counsels & Advocates, Interviews September 11, 2014 3 Comments

Kumar Rahul graduated from NUJS, Kolkata. After working for sometime he quit to

join his true calling, the judiciary. He cracked the MP Judiciary exam, being ranked 4th

in MP. His preparation comprised of taking mock tests, studying the basics of his law

school curriculum, and going through the previous papers of MP Judiciary.

In this interview he talks about:

Preparing for the Judicial Services

Books and other knowledge sources helpful in preparation

Staple questions which are asked

What motivated you to appear for judicial services?

Coming from a small place called Dumka in Jharkhand, I was lucky to have completed

my graduation from NUJS. When I was studying law at NUJS, I always thought about

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pursuing something which would have a direct bearing on the society and people.

However, after graduating I joined a corporate firm which I left to join a Public Sector

Company but the same did not work out owing to certain exigencies. So, at this stage I

had the option of going back to a law firm job or doing something which I had always

dreamt of doing. Then, I zeroed in on the two most prestigious services in the country

namely-Civil services and Judicial Services. But the higher degree of uncertainty with

respect to civil services and my earnest desire to remain associated with the field of law

had cleared the dilemma and I started my preparation for judiciary.

How did you prepare for the judicial services examination? Didyou enrol in a coaching institute? How did it help?

Yes, I did take coaching classes. Coaching helps immensely in saving time as going by

the vast syllabus, one may need more than a year to prepare notes while the same is

done exhaustively at coaching within 10-11 months. The second biggest advantage of

coaching is that it enables one to focus on core areas and thereby facilitates strategic

preparation and the mock tests for prelims as well for mains provide a platform for

regular assessment. Apart from this, the environment also keeps one motivated as there

are regular interactions between like- minded individuals pursuing a common goal.

However, I must say that coaching is not indispensable for preparation but a good and

committed coaching institute polishes your concepts and nurtures the judicial bent of

mind required for clearing the exams. But one may always prepare on their own with

hard work and proper planning.

I took coaching from one Rahul’s IAS from Mukherjee Nagar, New Delhi. I would

definitely recommend this place if anyone wants to join coaching for judiciary.

Did you take mock tests during your preparation? How doestaking mock tests help on the exam day?

Yes, I did. Mock tests help an aspirant to test if he is able to execute his strategy which

includes important aspects like time management, prioritising questions, finding out

weak areas and keeping a check on the scores. Sometimes, questions which one has

attempted in Mock tests are repeated in judicial examinations as one practices an

inventory of questions. Since each mark is important so even if there are 3 to 4

questions which are exactly the same as that of the mock test then it provides an edge

over the other candidates.

When did you start preparing for the exams? When should a

person ideally start preparation for the judicial services exam?

Since, I had not decided to write Judicial exams during my college years, I started

preparing for the same when I left my job.

I think this exam requires one year of preparation and therefore, if anyone wants to sit

for judicial service exams, he/she should start preparing for the same during fourth or

fifth year of law school.

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How many hours did you put in for your preparations every day? Ishaving a fixed schedule or weekly targets important according toyou?

I never followed a set routine for everyday during my preparation. I did not study much

in the beginning but within 5 months of my preparation, the notification came for the

exam and the number of hours subsequently increased but I would like to mention thatone should have fixed targets for the day or a week and not go by the number of hours.

How much time did you give to each subject? If you can give us asubject/topic wise break up it will be great.

I haven’t allocated any fixed time but subjects like CPC, CrPC, IPC, Evidence require

more time as compared to less voluminous subjects like SRA, Limitation, etc.

What approach did you take to remember the sections of the actsin syllabus?

I have heard from many people that the judiciary exam is all about how much you can

remember sections and language of Bare Acts. However, this is a common

misconception among the aspirants. The exam primarily tests your concepts and

knowledge of law. With the sound understanding of the concepts it is easy to retain

important sections more effectively. There may be very few direct questions on a Bare

Act in prelims exam. Therefore, only mechanical reading of Bare Acts will not suffice.

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CrPC, IPC etc. However, case laws help in writing answers for mains as they develop

one’s ability to think like a judge and enhances the application of judicial mind. The

quality of answers also automatically improves when we substantiate our answers in

mains with the help of case laws.

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Since, the ambit of law is very broad, it becomes important to know what not to read for

any competitive examinations. It is humanly impossible to learn everything in all law

papers. Therefore, it becomes very important to plan a strategy for preparation. I made

a strategy based on the previous year paper and focussed more on important topics.

Truly speaking, I have not studied subjects like CPC, CrPC, Evidence, IPC properly etc

during my college and since, these subjects are very important for judicial service

exams, I focussed more on these subjects.

It does help in your preparation if you have studied in college. I shall advise the judicialservice aspirants to make a habit of reading Bare Acts and Case laws. This exam does

not require research on any topic but instead, you have to be very smart with your

preparation. You may study less but you should revise regularly whatever you study.

Which books/materials did you rely on while preparing?

Since, I got immense help from the notes which I prepared during my classes at

coaching institute; I referred to books only for clarifications on few topics.

However, here is the list of books which one may refer:-

Subject Book(s) Recommended

C on sti tut io n o f In di a Ba re Act, Pr at ayio gi ta Da rp an ( Pol ity i ssue ), M. P.Jai n

Code of Civil Procedure Bare Act, Takwani

Tr an sfe r o f Pr op er ty Act Ba re Act, Po on am Pr adh an ( lexis N exis)

Indian Contract Act Bare Act, Avtar Singh

Specific Reliefs Act Bare Act, Avtar Singh

Limitation Act Bare Act, J.D.Jain

Indian Evidence Act Bare Act, V.P. Sarathi, Batuklal

Indian Penal Code Bare Act, K.D. Gaur

Code of Criminal Procedure Bare Act, Kelkar

Negotiable Instruments Act Bare Act

MP Acc ommodation Control Act Bare Act

MP Land Revenue Code Bare Act

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current GK, I referred to a Hindu newspaper and monthly issue of Pratyiogita Darpan.

How would you recommend one should prepare for the Englishknowledge and computer knowledge sections?

One may refer to Objective General English by R.S. Aggarwal and Lucent’s Computer

for questions relating to computers.

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should one strategically use newspapers for preparation?

Yes, I regularly read the Hindu and it helped in attempting General knowledge

questions and writing the essay in mains paper. One should at least spend an hour

everyday to read any good news paper and if possible, he/she should note down

important points. The editorial part regarding legal developments is a very good source

for essay.

How would you rate the preliminary examination question paperon difficulty?

I honestly do not consider prelims to be difficult provided one prepares with hard work

and diligence. Since prelims is gateway for mains and interview, it becomes really

important to focus properly on the bare act and one cannot afford to be selective in his

preparation for prelims as even a single question can make a huge difference. One

should practice questions from a standard book on each subject.

The syllabus for the M.P. Judicial Services Examination alsoincludes certain state acts passed by the M.P. legislature. How didyou prepare for these, since they are not taught in law schools?Are there good study materials available on these topics?

There were two local Acts which are asked in MP Judiciary: – Rent Control Act and

Land Revenue Code. I have analysed previous year papers and found that the questions

were almost from Bare Acts. Therefore, I have referred to Bare Acts and a few High

Court and Supreme Court cases on important topics.

During the main exams which consist of four papers, you are giventwo question papers simultaneously. How did you divide your timebetween the two?

I gave equal time to all the papers as the marks allotted to each were identical.

How did you manage your time among the questions in eachpaper? How much time did you give to each question?

Since, in the first paper, all questions were from law carrying equal marks, I gave equaltime to every answer. In the second paper, I divided my time according to the marks

allotted to the questions asked in the paper.

Would you say some of the sections are easier to score comparedto others? If yes, which sections or which subjects?

The questions on essay writing, precis and translation do not require as much effort and

with weekly preparation also one can excel in those areas whereas the questions of law

are more demanding as they require regular revision and brushing of the concepts.

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There were mostly theoretical questions from law in Paper I and therefore it becomes

very important how you write your answer in mains within a very limited time. I have

tried to include object, policy and landmark cases as I believe that these are the

requisites of a good answer.

Did you practice writing the answers? Did that help you when yousat for the exam?

I practised writing answers to almost all questions of last 10 years which helped me

immensely while writing answers during exam with respect to content and time

management.

Had you prepared some topics in advance for the write upsection? How did you choose these topics?

I had chosen a few topics based on the questions asked in previous year.

How did you prepare for the summarization exercise for theexam? Which books/materials did you use for preparation?

The question on summarization exercise was pretty simple. I have not referred to any

book for the same. I practised a few questions asked in previous years.

Did you practice reading lengthy court documents to increase yourreading speed and comprehension?

No, I did not refer to any such documents. However, I read few judgments of MP High

Court for judgment writing in mains.

What is the level of Hindi proficiency required for the translationexercise? Which books/materials did you use to learn Hindi legalterms?

Since Hindi is mostly used in the lower courts in MP, one should have fair

understanding and at the same time the ability to write in Hindi. If one wants to refer to

any textbook then Sighal’s guide is a decent book available in the market.

Did you practice translation exercises during your preparation?How did that help in the exam?

Yes, I practised a few questions which were asked in previous years.

How did you prepare for the judgment writing exercise? What

structure did you follow for these answers?Judgment writing is very important to clear mains. Out of 200 marks in mains, 50

marks have been allotted for judgment writing. This is the part which many students

ignore and since there is a minimum cut-off for each paper, it becomes very important

to get a good score in judgment writing.

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There are two judgment writing questions asked in the mains- one on civil law and

another on criminal law. It is advisable to follow the format of trial court of MP for

judgment writing. The main part is how you appraise evidences in a given factual

situation. You may decide the case in anyone’s favour but your reasoning should be

sound and cogent.

For judgment writing, I practised previous year papers and read a few High Court

judgments.

How would you rate the main exam question paper on difficulty?

The exam is not difficult as such provided one has prepared well with a good strategy.

Did you appear for mock interviews? Did that help in keeping offthe nervousness and anxiety on the interview day?

Yes, I attended a few mock interview sessions organized by my coaching institute. These

mock interviews helped me a lot in building confidence.

Any specific strategy you used during the interview?

I haven’t adopted any specific strategy for my interview preparation. I simply revised all

my notes before the interview and prepared questions based on my background, home

town, college, work experience, recent legal developments etc.

Do you remember any of the questions asked during the

interview? How did you answer them?Questions were mostly from simple concepts of procedural law (CPC, CrPC) and local

Acts and my background. Some of the questions which I can recall:-

Why do you want to work in MP?

Where have you worked previously?

Why the Judiciary?

How are issues framed in Civil cases?

Provisions and safeguards regarding arrest under CrPC

What is an interpleader suit under CPC?

Question on power of court under S.313 CrPC.

Questions on 2013 CrPC Amendment Act.

Who is a pauper according to CPC?

Difference between inherent powers under CPC and CrPC.

Whether accused can be acquitted after prosecution evidence in Court of Session trial?

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Lastly, what message would you like to give to graduates aspiring for judicial services?

Graduates aspiring for judicial services should not be in awe of this exam but move

ahead with confidence and a positive attitude. This exam requires constant absorbed

hard work with proper planning throughout the preparations. One should be able to

identify the core areas of the subject and focus more upon them. Candidates should

have their own strategy whatever suits them and stick to it. They need to stay focused

and shall remain detached from any distractions especially the ones coaxing them tothink about other career options. Aspirants should never get paranoid about the time

they spend while preparing as at the end of the day all their efforts will reap sweet fruits

of success. No hard work goes in vain.

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Aparna Singh · Immigration Specialist at IBM Manyata , Bangalore

can u please tell me from where u hv taken coaching?

Like · Reply · Jul 23, 2015 8:10pm

Binod Saw · Research Scholar and Law Faculty at Student

This is to extend congratulations to have been selected in MP JUDICIAL SERVICES

EXAM, your words are valuables to aspirants. Thanking you, Binod Kumar Saw,

aspirant for Judicial services exam, New Delhi

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Sunil Hemnani · BSSS

from where did you get the coaching sir delhi or somewhere else

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