RJ PCS-J — Rajasthan Judicial Services Preliminary Examination
About this Exam
Rajasthan Judicial Services Preliminary Examination (Practice Test)
The Rajasthan Judicial Services Preliminary Examination is a screening test conducted by the Rajasthan High Court to select candidates for the next stages of the recruitment process for Judicial Officer posts in the State of Rajasthan. Practice this online mock to strengthen your speed and accuracy in objective-law questions and languages—an essential step toward a prestigious judicial career.
Mock Format: 150 questions, 300 marks, 120 minutes. There is no negative marking, helping you attempt strategically and improve question-solving confidence.
Exam Pattern
| Section | Questions | Marks | Weightage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Law | ~30 | ~60 | 30% |
| Criminal Law | ~30 | ~60 | 23% |
| Constitutional & Administrative Law | ~30 | ~40 | 20% |
| Hindi & English Language | ~30 | ~30 | 13% |
| General Knowledge | ~30 | ~30 | 13% |
| Total | 150 | 300 | 100% |
What This Practice Test Covers
- Civil Law: CPC concepts, key provisions, and core civil law principles asked in prelims-style MCQs.
- Criminal Law: IPC/CrPC fundamentals, procedure-focused areas, and commonly tested offences.
- Constitutional & Administrative Law: constitutional provisions, rights basics, and administrative law doctrines.
- Language & General Knowledge: Hindi/English grammar & comprehension basics, plus GK facts and current relevance.
Preparation Tips
Begin with a timed attempt strategy: practice 30–40 minute sections to build exam speed for 120 minutes. Focus on high-yield topics in Civil/Criminal Law first, then strengthen Constitutional & Administrative Law through repeated revisions of key provisions. For Language, practice daily sentence improvement and comprehension with a short error log. Since there is no negative marking, attempt all questions you can eliminate to improve your overall score.