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    Delhi Judicial Services Exam - DJSE

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    Team Careers360Updated on Apr 22, 2025 10:54 AM

    About DJSE 2023

    Delhi Judicial Service Exam 2023 - The Delhi High Court has released the final Delhi Judicial Service result 2023 on March 4, 2025 in online mode. The Delhi Judicial Service interview 2023 was held from February 17 to 28, 2025. The Delhi Judicial Service 2023 result for mains on January 7, 2025. The Delhi Judicial Service 2023 mains exam date was April 13 and 14, 2024. The Delhi Judicial Service admit card 2023 was released on April 5, 2025.

    The Delhi Judicial Service answer key 2023 for prelims exam was released on December 20, 2023. The Delhi Judicial Service prelims 2023 exam was conducted on December 17, 2025. The Delhi Judicial Service 2023 prelims admit card was released on December 12, 2023. The last date to submit the Delhi Judicial Service application form 2023 was extended till November 29. All the important details related the Delhi Judicial Service exam are provided in the notification. Candidates who fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria can fill the application form of DJSE 2023. The High Court of Delhi conducts the Delhi Judicial Services exam. Since this is a vacancy-based exam, it is not mandatorily held every year. 

    Delhi High Court invites online applications from eligible candidates for filling up vacancies in the Delhi Judicial Service by holding the Delhi Judicial Service Examination in two stages including the Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary Examination, and the Delhi Judicial Service Main Examination.  Candidates shortlisted in the main exam will be called for viva voce. Candidates who will qualify for the last phase will be selected for the posts offered by the High Court of Delhi. 

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    DJSE 2023 Highlights

    Full Exam Name
    Delhi Judicial Services Exam
    Short Exam Name
    DJSE
    Conducting Body
    High Court of Delhi
    Frequency Of Conduct
    Based on Vacancy
    Exam Level
    National Level Exam
    Languages
    English
    Mode Of Application
    online
    Application Fee
    Online : 1000
    Mode Of Exam
    offline
    Mode Of Counselling
    offline
    Exam Duration
    2 Hours 30 Minutes

    DJSE Important Dates

    DJSE Delhi Judicial Services Exam (session 2023)

    DJSE Prelims Exam (session 2023)

    DJSE Mains Exam (session 2023)

    According to Delhi Judicial Services Exam eligibility criteria, a candidate shall appear in the examination if he/she is:

    • a citizen of India; 

    • a person practising as an Advocate in India or a person qualified to be admitted as an Advocate under the Advocates Act, 1961.

    • Must not be more than 32 years

    Please note: In the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes/Tribes, the upper age limit is relaxable by 5 years. General category disabled candidates would thus be eligible for age relaxation up to 10 years and SC/ST category disabled candidates would be eligible for age relaxation up to 15 years.

    Background wave

    Delhi High Court released the application form of Delhi Judicial Service exam in online mode. Candidates have to pay an application fee of Rs.1000 (General category) and Rs.200 (SC, ST and PwD categories) online. Before filling up the form, candidates are advised to go through the eligibility criteria carefully. Candidates can take a printout of application and keep it for future reference. They need not have to send the print out of the online application to the High Court.

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    Documents Required at Exam DJSE 2023

    Delhi Judicial Services Exam 2023

    Admit card
    Pan card
    Aadhaar card
    Voter id card

    Prelims Exam

    Delhi Judicial Services Exam Pattern for prelims state that the question paper will include all objective type questions with 25% negative marking for selection for the main examination.

    Mains Exam

    As per the Delhi Judicial Service mains exam pattern, the mains exam will be held in offline mode. The main stage will be a written exam conducted for the selection of candidates for next round i.e. calling for Viva-voce.

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    DJSE 2023 Syllabus

    DJSE Prelims Exam Syllabus
    DJSE Mains Exam Syllabus

    General knowledge and language: Unit 01


    General knowledge
    • Current affairs

    General knowledge and language: Unit 02


    Language (essay, translation, and precis writing)
    • Translation of one passage from English to Hindi (in Devnagri script) and second passage from Hindi (in Devnagri script) to English

    Civil Law-I: Unit 01


    Indian contract act

      Civil Law-I: Unit 02


      Indian sale of goods act

        Civil Law-I: Unit 03


        Indian partnership act

          Civil Law-I: Unit 04


          Specific relief act

            Civil Law-I: Unit 05


            Hindu law

              Civil Law-I: Unit 06


              Mohammaden law

                Civil Law-II: Unit 01


                Civil procedure code

                  Civil Law-II: Unit 02


                  Law of evidence

                    Prelims Exam

                    Admit card for Delhi Judicial Service Exam 2023 of the eligible candidates will be uploaded on the Delhi High Court website. The court does not send the admit card in offline mode to any candidate. Candidates have to download their admit card from the website using the application number and should take the print-out of the valid photo Delhi Judicial Service Exam admit card 2023 for the exam. It is imperative to carry the admit card of Delhi Judicial Services on the exam day.

                    Mains Exam

                    candidates who qualified in the prelims shall be issued admit card for the mains examination in online mode. Candidates can download the admit card by entering the required credentials in the login window. On the exam day, candidates should bring the admit card along with any one photo ID proof for verification purposes.

                    Prelims Exam

                    The result of the Preliminary Examination will be announced separately by the Delhi High Court. The result of the Delhi Judicial Services Exam 2023 prelims is declared in online mode. Candidates who appeared in the exam will be able to check the Delhi Judicial Service prelims result 2023 in pdf format. Shortlisted candidates will be eligible to appear for the Mains. 

                    Mains Exam

                    The result of mains examination will be declared in online mode. Shortlisted candidates will be called for Viva Voce. The final merit list will be published on the official website. The marks obtained in the Viva-voce will be added to the marks obtained in the main examination (Written) and the candidate’s position will depend on the aggregate of both. The marks obtained in the prelims exam by the candidates who are declared qualified for admission to the main exam (Written) will not be counted for determining their final order of merit.

                    The exam conducting authorities announce the DJSE selection process in the official notification. As per the selection process of Delhi Judicial Service examination, there will be three stages. Candidates can check the stages of the examination below

                    • Prelim exam
                    • Mains exam
                    • Viva - Voce

                    General Information

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                    Questions related to DJSE

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                    Dear Aspirant,

                    High Court of Delhi conducts Delhi Judicial services exam based on the vancies.Since it is a vacancy based exam, it is not mandatorily to be held every year.
                    This Examination happens in 2 stages, namely:
                    • Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary Examination
                    • Delhi Judicial Service Main Examination

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                    Hello sir,

                    The cut off percentile in 2019 was as follows for admission into Computer Science through MHCET (female open category)

                    • COEP: 99.8812309
                    • VJTI: 99.871454
                    • SPIT: 99.7374767
                    • DJSE:99.4235351

                    Considering the cut off the chances are low to get seat in the above mentioned colleges. But cut off changes every year

                    Hi Yash

                    According to the recommendations of the first NJPC, civil judge (junior division) got Rs.12,000, district judge (Rs. 21,000) and district judge with (super time scale) got Rs.24,000 According to the second NJPC, a civil judge (junior division) will get a salary of Rs.35,000 According to this revision, the