The idea behind the online exam is to use a fully computerized approach to examine the exam thoroughly while saving time and producing results quickly. It is easy to access and evaluate oneself because it’s clear-cut. The students no longer need to worry about questions to practice on, paper, or stationery when a mock test is given.
If students have access to a computer with the internet, they can take the test. The test can be taken by students at any time and from any place. They might take several practice exams prior to the actual one and save time as a result.
Online Test Series
- Students can choose the degree of difficulty and question kinds they want to concentrate on with the help of customized practice alternatives provided by online test series. This feature makes it easier for students to focus on their areas of weakness and improve their practice.
- Students may practice often, which is crucial for success in competitive examinations like Judiciary exams, because of the online test series. Regular practice helps students retain what they have learned and improves their problem-solving skills.
- Online test series offered by various Rjs online coaching institutes are an essential resource that helps them accomplish their goals by offering extensive practice and evaluation.
Benefits of Rjs online test series
- Candidates should be ready for every question on the RJS preliminary test since it is one of the most difficult screening exams. Students can practice time management, response strategies, understanding exam patterns, probable questions, and evaluation criteria by using practice tests or test series in order to get ready for any kind of competition.
- By providing a clear portrayal of the actual exam, these practice tests help students get comfortable with every aspect of the curriculum. In the internet age, when everything is accessible online, tests have gone digital. Keyboards as well as monitors with connectivity to the internet have taken the role of pens and paper, saving time and money on vacation.
There are different benefits of rjs online test series designed by Jyoti Judiciary, the best Rjs coaching online for RJS exams. They are as follows:
Acquainting with the Time Limit:
- The time limit for every section of an online RJS mock test is shown on the exact same screen in order to ensure the candidate knows how many hours are left to complete the test.
- The system automatically advances to the next region if a student does not finish a segment in the allocated time.
- Taking a test on the internet therefore facilitates inefficient time management.
Saves Ample Amount of Time
- It saves money in addition to time. Taking the test online is significantly less costly and time-consuming than doing it offline.
- There are occasions when you might even get free online sample exams!
- If you complete the online exam from home, you might even save money on your trip expenses.
Unlock Flexibility for the Students/Working Professionals
- Most candidates studying for the judiciary examination and other competitive state judiciaries are working professionals.
- They will therefore be unable to show up for each test on the scheduled date.
- In this sense, online coaching has helped students because it allows them to take online test series whenever it’s convenient for them, from the comforts of their homes.
Quick and Easy Evaluation Procedure
- To take an online test, simply enter your username and password and log in. According to online learning, the entire process has been made simpler.
- For instance, test papers are able to be accessed on any device, and exams are instantly graded, saving examiners time and effort.
- Lastly, time is saved for both teachers and students as the results are automatically saved in the Knowledge Management System.
Why Choose the Rjs online test series at Jyoti Judiciary?
Provides Quality Content:
- When choosing the best online exam preparation for the RJS exam, it is imperative to verify the quality of the content.
- Look for study guides that address every major topic included in the RJS exam syllabus that has been authored by experienced instructors along with Jyoti Ma’am.
- It is also advisable to select exam series which have undergone professional review.
Have Detailed Performance Metrics
- Comprehensive performance indicators, including accuracy rate, time required, and question-level analysis, should be provided by the test series.
- Students can use this to monitor their development and pinpoint areas in which they still need to grow.
Everyday Doubt Clearing Sessions
- When selecting an online test series for the RJS exam, doubt-clearing sessions are equally crucial.
- You must seek a test series at Jyoti Judiciary that provides opportunities for knowledgeable faculty members to answer questions.
- This can assist students in gaining clarity on their questions and improving their comprehension of the ideas.
The online test series for the RJS exam provides numerous advantages to students in their exam preparation. Students can practice and evaluate their knowledge and abilities flexibly and conveniently with online test series. Students can identify their strengths and weaknesses while focusing on improving their performance with the use of the online exam series’ adaptive tests, thorough performance metrics, as well as doubt-clearing sessions.
Online test series give students access to a wealth of resources, such as study guides, lectures on video, and practice exams, all of which can improve their exam preparation.
JYOTI JUDICIARY- TEST SERIES
Test Series Online/Offline, RJS Test Series, RJS Mock Test Series-
- Plan A- Only Pre 15 papers for Rs 2200/-
- Plan B- Only Mains 15 papers for Rs 3200/-
- Plan C- (Pre 25 and mains 25) 50 papers for Rs- 8,000/-
- Plan D- (Pre 40 and Mains 40) 80 papers for Rs 14000/-
- Plan E- Only Pre 35 Papers for Rs 7000/-
- Plan F- Only Mains 35 Papers for Rs 8000/-
Note: – Test papers are set by our expert team after the complete analysis and research
No. of Test Papers for Plan A & B: –
| Name of Subject | No. of Test Paper per subject |
| Indian Penal Code | 2 |
| Criminal Procedure Code | 2 |
| Civil Procedure Code | 2 |
| Evidence Act | 2 |
| Indian Limitation Act | 1 |
| Specific Relief Act | 1 |
| Indian Contract Act | 1 |
| Transfer of Property Act | 1 |
| Hindu Law | 1 |
| Muslim Law | 1 |
| Constitution | 1 |
| TOTAL | 15 |
No. of Test Papers for Plan C (Mains Exam & Prelims Exam): –
| Name of Subject | No. of Test Paper per subject |
| Indian Penal Code | 3 |
| Criminal Procedure Code | 3 |
| Civil Procedure Code | 3 |
| Evidence Act | 3 |
| Indian Limitation Act | 1 |
| Specific Relief Act | 1 |
| Indian Contract Act | 2 |
| Transfer of Property Act | 2 |
| Hindu Law | 2 |
| Muslim Law | 2 |
| Constitution | 3 |
| TOTAL | 25 |
No. of Test Papers for Plan D (Mains & Prelims): –
| Name of Subject | No. of Test Paper per subject |
| Indian Penal Code | 5 |
| Criminal Procedure Code | 5 |
| Civil Procedure Code | 5 |
| Evidence Act | 5 |
| Indian Limitation Act | 2 |
| Specific Relief Act | 2 |
| Indian Contract Act | 3 |
| Transfer of Property Act | 2 |
| Hindu Law | 4 |
| Muslim Law | 4 |
| Constitution | 3 |
| TOTAL | 40 |
No. of Test Papers for Plan E & F: –
| Name of Subject | No. of Test Paper per subject |
| Indian Penal Code | 4 |
| Criminal Procedure Code | 4 |
| Civil Procedure Code | 4 |
| Evidence Act | 4 |
| Indian Limitation Act | 2 |
| Specific Relief Act | 2 |
| Indian Contract Act | 3 |
| Transfer of Property Act | 2 |
| Hindu Law | 4 |
| Muslim Law | 3 |
| Constitution | 3 |
| TOTAL | 35 |
BIFURCATION OF TEST PAPERS TOPIC WISE
INDIAN PENAL CODE
| INDIAN PENAL CODE FOR PLAN D | TOPICS |
| IPC.1 | Applicability of IPC (S.1-4), Basic terms of IPC (S.6-52A), Actus reas & Mens Rea, General Exceptions (S.76-106) (Complete from S.1-106 IPC) |
| IPC.2 | Criminal Conspiracy, Abetment, Constructive Liability & Joint Liability, Unlawful Assembly (Complete from S.1- 298 IPC) |
| IPC.3 | Murder & Culpable Homicide, Miscarriage, death by negligence, Medical Negligence, Dowry Death (Complete from S.1-338 IPC) |
| IPC.4 | Kidnapping & Abduction, Wrongful confinement & Restraint, Force, criminal force, assault, offence against women, offence of rape, offence of marriage (Complete from S.1-377 IPC) |
| IPC.5 | Offence against property (Complete from S.1-511 IPC) |
| INDIAN PENAL CODE FOR PLAN B | (IPC.1+2+3) & (IPC.4+5) =2 PAPERS |
| INDIAN PENAL CODE FOR PLAN C | (IPC.1+2), (IPC.3+4), IPC 5= 3 PAPERS |
| INDIAN PENAL CODE FOR PLAN F | IPC.1, IPC.2, (IPC.3+4), IPC.5=4 PAPERS |
IPC Prelims test paper series
| IPC.1 | S.1-120A |
| IPC.2 | S.1-298 |
| IPC.3 | FULL IPC |
| IPC.4 & 5 | FULL IPC |
EVIDENCE ACT
| EVIDENCE ACT FOR PLAN D | TOPICS |
| EVI.1 | Facts, Fact in issue, concept of relevancy & relevant fact, concept of admissibility & reliability (Complete from S.1-55) |
| EVI.2 | Cardinal Principle of law of evidence- Hearsay Evidence – S.59,60 Oral evidence to be excluded by doc. evidence- S91-92 Exclusion of secondary evidence by primary evidence- S.61-65 Special power of court- S.165 Oral evidence & documentary evidence (Complete from S.1-100) |
| EVI.3 | Burden of proof, proof of legitimacy, estoppel, witness, examination of witness, privileged communication (Complete from S.1-167) |
| EVI.4 & 5 | FULL EVIDENCE |
| EVIDENCE ACT FOR PLAN B | (EVI.1+2) & (EVI.3) = 2 PAPERS |
| EVIDENCE ACT FOR PLAN C | EVI.1, EVI.2, EVI.3 = 3 PAPERS |
| EVIDENCE ACT FOR PLAN F | EVI.1, EVI.2, EVI.3, EVI.4 = 4 PAPERS |
Evidence Act Prelims test paper series
| EVI.1 | S.1-100 |
| EVI.2 | S.1-167 |
| EVI.3,4,5 | FULL EVIDENCE |
CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE
| CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN D | TOPICS |
| CPC.1 | Jurisdiction of court (S.3-25), Return of plaint- O7R10+10A, Res judicata- S.11, Res sub judice-S10, Foreign Judgement S.13, (Complete from S.1-158) |
| CPC.2 | ORDER 1-15 |
| CPC.3 | ORDER 1-22 |
| CPC.4 | ORDER 1-50 |
| CPC.5 | FULL CPC |
| CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN B | (CPC.1+2) & (CPC 3+4) = 2 PAPERS |
| CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN C | (CPC 1+2), (CPC 3+4), CPC 5 = 3 PAPERS |
| CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN F | (CPC 1+2), CPC 3, CPC.4, CPC 5 = 4 PAPERS |
Civil Procedure Code Prelims test paper series
| CPC.1 | S.1-157 |
| CPC.2 | S.1- ORDER 15 |
| CPC.3 | S.1- ORDER 22 |
| CPC.4 | FULL CPC |
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE
| CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN -D | TOPICS |
| CrPC.1 | S.154-224 |
| CrPC.2 | S.1-153, trail, (S.225-265), ple-bargaining (S.265A-265L) till S.327 (Complete from S.1-153 & 225-299) |
| CrPC.3 | Compounding, Appeal, bail, Execution etc. (Complete from S.300-484) |
| CrPC.4 | FULL CrPC |
| CrPC.5 | FULL CrPC |
| CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN B | (CrPC.1) & (CrPC 2+3) = 2 Papers |
| CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN C | CrPC.1, CrPC.2, CrPC.3 = 3 PAPERS |
| CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE FOR PLAN F | CrPC.1, 2,3,4 = 4 PAPERS |
Criminal Procedure Code Prelims test paper series
| CrPC.1 | S.1-189 |
| CrPC.2 | S.190-352 (inclusive of S.1-189) |
| CrPC.3 | S.353-484 (inclusive of rest of sections) |
| CrPC.4,5 | FULL CRPC |
INDIAN CONTRACT ACT
| INDIAN CONTRACT ACT FOR PLAN -D | TOPICS |
| ICA.1 | Proposal, acceptance, competency to contract, consideration |
| ICA.2 | Free consent, void agreement, contingent contract, voidable contract, Performance of contract |
| ICA.3 | Concept of void contract: Doctrine of frustration, appropriation of payment, discharge of contract by mutual agreement, quasi contracts, consequence of breach of contract |
| INDIAN CONTRACT ACT FOR PLAN B | FULL = 1 PAPER |
| INDIAN CONTRACT ACT FOR PLAN C | (ICA.1 +2) & ICA.3 = 2 PAPERS |
| INDIAN CONTRACT ACT FOR PLAN F | ICA.1,2,3 = 3 PAPERS |
Indian Contract Act Prelims test paper series
| ICA.1 | S.1-75 |
| ICA.2 | S.1-75 + S.124 ONWARDS |
| ICA.3 | FULL |
CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
| CONSTITUTION OF INDIA FOR PLAN -D | TOPICS |
| CONSTI.1 | A.1-51A |
| CONSTI.2 | PART V, VI, VIII, IX, IXA, XVII, XVIII, XX |
| CONSTI.3 | FULL |
| CONSTI.4,5 | FULL |
| CONSTITUTION OF INDIA FOR PLAN B | FULL= 1 PAPER |
| CONSTITUTION OF INDIA FOR PLAN C | CONSTI.1,2,3 = 3 PAPERS |
| CONSTITUTION OF INDIA FOR PLAN F | CONSTI.1,2,3 = 3 PAPERS |
Constitution of India Prelims test paper series
| CONSTI.1 | A.1-241 |
| CONSTI.2 | A.243 ONWARDS |
| CONSTI.3 | FULL |
INDIAN LIMITATION ACT- FULL
SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT- FULL
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT – FULL
HINDU LAW – FULL
MUSLIM LAW -FULL
NOTE: –
- Any extra subject test paper can be added as per the requirement.
- Test papers are prepared by our expert team.
- Mains test papers shall be checked personally by teacher and guide what improvisation required in answers personally
- Offline or online either ways test papers are available
