About The Course
Start Date:
12 Jan 2023
Capacity:
100 Students
Duration:
50000 Days
Sessions:
0
What you will learn?
Duration of course 18 Months ( Tentative )
There will be 2-3 Lectures every day of 90 minutes duration each.
The course taught in a physical classroom will be the only one available for streaming online.
During the live online class, students are allowed to ask questions and clarify their doubts.
All of the live lectures will be recorded and the recordings will be available till the duration of the course.
The class will cover a range of subjects including law, language subjects (Hindi, English), local laws, general knowledge, current affairs, latest judgments, special lectures by guest speakers, interview classes, and mains answer writing.
The classes will be held from Tuesday to Sunday, with four days devoted to law subjects and two days for language and general knowledge.
The course will be taught in a bilingual format, which means that both Hindi and English will be used for instruction and communication.
Detailed analysis will be done of every subject along with note making and bare reading
Weekly test will be conducted for both preliminary and mains
Special emphasis will be laid down on answer writing
About this course
Compulsory Papers", "image": "", "table": [ [ "Paper", "Paper Name", "Marks" ], [ "Paper I", "General Knowledge / General Studies including Current Affairs", "150" ], [ "Paper II", "Elementary General Science", "100" ], [ "Paper III", "General Hindi (Qualifying)", "100" ], [ "Paper IV", "General English (Qualifying)", "100" ], [ "Paper V", "Law of Evidence and Procedure", "100" ] ], "list": [] }, { "title": "Optional Papers: (Choose any 3)", "image": "", "table": [ [ "Optional Paper No.", "Optional Paper Name", "Marks" ], [ "Paper VI", "Constitutional and Administrative Law of India", "150" ], [ "Paper VII", "Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law", "150" ], [ "Paper VIII", "Transfer of Property Act, Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts, and Specific Relief Act", "150" ], [ "Paper IX", "Law of Contract and Torts", "150" ], [ "Paper X", "Commercial Law", "150" ] ], "list": [] }, { "title": "Syllabus For Prelims Compulsory Papers", "image": "", "table": [ [ "Paper Name", "Syllabus" ], [ "General Knowledge / General Studies including Current Affairs", "Current events of national and international importance | History of India and Indian National Movement | Indian and World Geography | Indian Polity and Governance | Economic and Social Development | Environmental issues | General Science" ], [ "Elementary General Science", "Physics, Chemistry, and Biology topics of 10th standard level" ], [ "General Hindi (Qualifying)", "Essay writing | Translation from English to Hindi | Explanation of Hindi passages | Grammar and comprehension" ], [ "General English (Qualifying)", "Essay writing | Translation from Hindi to English | Explanation of English passages | Grammar and comprehension" ], [ "Law of Evidence and Procedure", "Indian Evidence Act, 1872 | Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 | Landmark judgments related to evidence and procedure" ] ], "list": [] }, { "title": "Syllabus For Prelims Optional Papers", "image": "", "table": [ [ "Optional Paper Name", "Syllabus" ], [ "Constitutional and Administrative Law of India", "Indian Constitution | Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles | Administrative Law | Centre-State Relations | Emergency provisions" ], [ "Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law", "Hindu Marriage Act, Hindu Succession Act | Muslim Personal Law | Laws related to marriage, divorce, adoption, and inheritance" ], [ "Transfer of Property Act, Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts, and Specific Relief Act", "Transfer of Property Act | Equitable principles and remedies | Law of Trusts and Specific Relief Act" ], [ "Law of Contract and Torts", "Indian Contract Act, 1872 | Law of Torts | Principles of Contract and Tort law" ], [ "Commercial Law", "Sale of Goods Act, Partnership Act, Negotiable Instruments Act | Company Law | Law related to trade, commerce, and business transactions" ] ], "list": [] }, { "title": "Interview :
The third and final in the Bihar PCS J examination is the interview i.e. to say Personality Test. The interviewer asks a variety of legal and personal questions. For the Bihar Judiciary Interview it is recommended that you have a thorough understanding of all aspects of law, including your own history, professional experience, relevant legal developments, etc. There will be a full 100 marks allocated to the Personality Test in the Bihar Judiciary Exam. The candidate’s selection will be subjected to the marks from the main exam (worth 900 marks) and the interview. In order to make the final merit list, candidates must achieve a minimum score of 35% on the interview.", "image": "", "table": [], "list": [] } ]}
Requirements
A reliable and fast internet connection to ensure smooth streaming of videos and live sessions.
Headphones or speakers to listen to the instructor and other participants during the live sessions.
IA note-taking device or application to capture important points and reminders.
A calendar or scheduling app to keep track of course deadlines, assignments, and exam dates.
A basic understanding of the subject matter or willingness to learn.
Time and dedication to commit to the course and complete assignments on time.
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