Rajasthan High Court Civil Judge Mains Result 2025

Educational Qualifications

To be eligible for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains recruitment under the RHC, candidates must satisfy the following educational criteria (based on current notifications and past provisions):

The candidate must hold a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) or equivalent law degree from a recognized University or institution. 

The law degree should be a professional degree qualifying the candidate to practise law (or eligible for judicial services) in India.

In addition to the law degree, candidates must also fulfil other eligibility norms (age, nationality, residence, etc.).

It is advisable to check the official recruitment notification for any specification (for example, integrated five-year law course vs 3-year, minimum percentage or equivalence) as per the year of recruitment.

Detailed Mode of Selection

The selection for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) in Rajasthan under RHC is typically conducted in three stages: Preliminary Examination, Main Examination, and Interview / Viva-Voce. 

(i) Preliminary Examination

This is an objective type (MCQ) paper. 

Marks and duration: For example, in past scheme the Preliminary was for 100 marks, duration 2 hours, 100 questions. 

Weightage: 70 % of questions from Law Papers I & II syllabus, 30 % from Hindi/English proficiency. 

Negative marking: None (in past scheme). 

Qualifying criterion: For SC/ST categories, minimum 40 % marks; for all other categories, minimum 45 % marks to go to mains. 

Only candidates up to a certain ratio (for example, 15 times the total vacancies category-wise) based on the cut-off are called for Main Exam. 

(ii) Main Examination (Written – Descriptive)

Two Law papers + two language papers (Hindi & English) are included. 

Typical pattern: Law Paper-I (100 marks), Law Paper-II (100 marks), Hindi Essay (50 marks), English Essay (50 marks). Duration: Law papers 3 hours each; language papers 2 hours each. 

The law papers test knowledge of civil law & procedure, criminal law & procedure, drafting, judgment writing etc. 

Qualifying norms: For “Other” categories: at least 35 % marks in each law paper + 40 % aggregate; for SC/ST: at least 30 % in each law paper + 35 % aggregate. 

(iii) Interview / Viva-Voce

Marks allotted (e.g., 35 marks) for Viva-Voce. 

Assessment criteria: Candidate’s school/college record, character, personality, knowledge of current affairs, legal knowledge, proficiency in Rajasthani dialects/social customs (for Rajasthan Cadre) etc. 

Final merit list: Based on aggregate of Main written + Interview marks. Preliminary marks typically not counted in final merit. 

Summary Table

Stage Type Marks Qualifying norms

Preliminary Objective (MCQ) ~100 Category-wise minimum (e.g., 45% others / 40% SC/ST)

Main Written Descriptive ~300 (100+100+50+50) Minimum in each law paper + aggregate minimum

Interview / Viva-Voce Oral ~35 Based on personality, knowledge, suitability

How to Fill the Exam Form – Instructions

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to fill the application/exam form for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) under RHC:

1. Check official notification: Visit the official website of RHC (hcraj.nic.in) and download the recruitment advertisement. Verify eligibility conditions (age, qualifications, reservations, fee, exam centres, important dates).

2. Registration / Online Application:

Access the online portal link provided in the notification.

Create user account (if required) – provide email id, mobile number, generate login credentials.

Login and fill basic details (Name, father’s name, date of birth, categories, address, etc.).

3. Upload Documents:

Scan and upload required documents as per specifications: passport size photograph, signature, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (if required), etc.

Ensure file format and size conform to instructions.

4. Select Exam Centre:

Choose preferred exam centre(s) from the list published in the notification.

5. Pay Application Fee:

Pay the prescribed application fee (general / reserved categories) via online mode (debit/credit/net banking) as per guideline.

6. Preview & Submit:

Before final submission, preview all details to ensure accuracy (name, DOB, category, photograph, signature, etc.).

Submit the form. After submission, take a print-out for your records.

7. Print Application / Acknowledgement:

After successful submission and payment, download/print the filled application form or acknowledgement slip with transaction ID, application number and other details.

8. Keep Track of Notifications:

Regularly check the official website or your registered email for updates: admit card release, exam date, correction window (if any), result announcements.

9. Corrections (if allowed):

Some notifications allow a “correction window” period to rectify certain mistakes (like photograph, signature, category, centre). Use it if available.

10. Ensure Eligibility Remains Valid:

Between registration and exam, if any disqualifying factor arises (e.g., loss of qualification, false information), candidate’s candidature may be cancelled. Provide correct and valid information.

Complete Exam Syllabus – Subject-Wise

Below is the detailed syllabus subject-wise for the Main Examination as per latest available scheme for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) under RHC. Also includes Preliminary syllabus references.

Preliminary Examination (Objective)

Law (approx. 70 % weight) – topics largely derived from Law Paper I & II of the Mains. 
Hindi / English Proficiency (approx. 30 %) – grammar, usage, comprehension. 

Syllabus topics include (among others):

The Constitution of India 

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 

The Indian Penal Code, 1860 

Indian Contract Act, 1872 

Limitation Act, 1963 

The Specific Relief Act, 1963 

Transfer of Property Act, 1882 

Language proficiency: tenses, articles, idioms, active/passive voice, direct/indirect speech, synonyms/antonyms etc. 

Main Examination (Descriptive)

Law Paper-I (Civil Law & Procedure, 100 Marks, 3 Hours)
Topics include:

The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 

The Constitution of India 

The Indian Contract Act, 1872 

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 

The Limitation Act, 1963 

The Specific Relief Act, 1963 

The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 

Judgments, Orders, Writing and Drafting (interpretation of statutes, pleas, pleadings etc.) 

Other state-specific laws (e.g., The Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001) in past syllabus. 

Law Paper-II (Criminal Law & Procedure, 100 Marks, 3 Hours)
Topics include:

The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 

The Indian Penal Code, 1860 

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 

Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act, 2015 

The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Chapter XVII) 

The Probation of Offenders Act, 1958 

Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 

Framing of Charge / Judgment writing in criminal cases. 

Language Paper-I (Hindi Essay, 50 Marks, 2 Hours)
Candidates must write essays on legal/social/contemporary issues in Hindi; test translation, grammar, comprehension. 

Language Paper-II (English Essay, 50 Marks, 2 Hours)
Essay writing in English on legal/social/contemporary topics; test grammar, usage, comprehension. 

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5. How to Download Complete Syllabus – Instructions

1. Go to the official website of Rajasthan High Court: hcraj.nic.in

2. Navigate to the “Recruitment” or “Exam & Syllabus” section.

3. Look for the link titled “Scheme of Examination and Syllabus for Recruitment to Civil Judge Cadre” (or similar) for year 2025.

4. Click the PDF link to download the syllabus document. (E.g., past version available here) 

5. Save the PDF on your device and print if required for study purpose.

6. Ensure you verify that the syllabus corresponds to the year you are appearing for (2025) and check for any amendments/notifications released.

7. Bookmark or keep the official notification handy for reference of any changes or corrigenda.

How to Download Admit Card – Instructions

1. Visit the official website of the Rajasthan High Court – hcraj.nic.in.

2. On the home page, look for the “Recruitment” / “Admit Card / Hall Ticket” link relevant to the Civil Judge (Junior Division) 2025 exam.

3. Click the relevant link (e.g., “Download Admit Card for Civil Judge Preliminary/Mains 2025”).

4. You will be redirected to a login page – enter your registration number / application number, date of birth, password (if applicable).

5. Submit details and your admit card/hall ticket will be displayed.

6. Verify all the details: your name, photograph, exam centre, date & time, paper and shift.

7. Download the admit card (PDF) and take a print-out (preferably colour).

8. Read the instructions on the admit card carefully (reporting time, ID proof required, items prohibited etc.).

9. Carry the admit card along with a valid photo ID (as per instructions) on the exam day. Without the admit card you will likely not be permitted to sit the exam.

10. In case of discrepancy (name, photograph, category, or centre), contact the examination conducting cell immediately (before the exam date) to get it rectified.

How to Download Result Card – Instructions

1. After the exam stage (Preliminary / Main), the Rajasthan High Court will publish the result (merit list / cut-off) on its official website.

2. Go to hcraj.nic.in → “Results” / “Recruitment” section.

3. Find the relevant link for the “Civil Judge (Junior Division) Cadre 2025 – Result” (Prelims/Mains).

4. The result may be provided as a PDF list of roll numbers, category-wise cut-offs, and/or a merit list. Example: prelims result PDF released earlier. 

5. Download the PDF and search (Ctrl + F) for your roll number/name to check status.

6. Save/print a copy for future reference.

7. If you qualify (roll number appears in list), prepare for next stage (Main/Interview) as per schedule. If not, keep a copy for your records.

8. For Main result and final merit list: similarly download from the website when published, check your marks (if published) and status.

9. Maintain proof of result for future verification (appointment etc.).

10. Keep checking official website regularly for date of result announcement and any corrigendum.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Here are at least 20 FAQs tailored to the RHC Civil Judge (Junior Division) Mains 2025 process:

1. Q: What is the required educational qualification to appear for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) exam 2025?
A: A Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree (or equivalent) from a recognized university/institution is required.

2. Q: What is the age limit for this recruitment?
A: Age limits are specified in the official notification; typically candidates must be between 21 to 40 years (with relaxations for reserved categories) but please verify 2025 notification. 

3. Q: Is there negative marking in the Preliminary examination?
A: In past scheme there was no negative marking for wrong answers in Preliminary. 

4. Q: What is the weightage of each stage of selection?
A: Preliminary (qualifying), Main Written (marks counted for final merit), Interview/Viva (marks added for final merit). The precise weightage is given in the notification.

5. Q: Do the marks obtained in the Preliminary exam count towards final merit list?
A: No—typically Preliminary is only qualifying in nature; only Main Written + Interview marks are counted for final merit. 

6. Q: How many papers are there in the Main Written Examination?
A: Four papers: Law Paper-I (Civil), Law Paper-II (Criminal), Hindi Essay, English Essay. 

7. Q: What is the duration of each paper in the Main Exam?
A: Law papers are 3 hours each; language (Hindi/English) papers are 2 hours each. 

8. Q: What are the minimum qualifying marks in the Main examination?
A: For other categories: 35 % in each law paper + 40 % aggregate; For SC/ST: 30 % in each law paper + 35 % aggregate. 

9. Q: How many candidates are called for the Main written exam after Preliminary?
A: Generally up to 15 times the total number of vacancies (category-wise) are called. 

10. Q: What is assessed in the Interview / Viva-Voce round?
A: Candidate’s overall suitability: academic record, personality, general awareness, legal knowledge, communication, proficiency in Rajasthani dialect/social customs (for Rajasthan). 

11. Q: How can I download the syllabus for the exam?
A: Visit RHC website → Recruitment section → Download the relevant PDF syllabus link and save/print it.

12. Q: Where will the admit card/hall ticket be available?
A: On RHC official website when released. Use your registration number/application number + DOB to download.

13. Q: What documents should I carry with the admit card on exam day?
A: Admit card print-out + valid photo ID (as specified: Aadhaar, Voter ID, Driving Licence, etc.) + any other instructions mentioned on admit.

14. Q: If there is a mistake in my admit card (name/roll number/centre), what should I do?
A: Immediately contact the exam conducting cell (via email/phone) before the exam date, quoting your application number and details.

15. Q: When will results for each stage be declared?
A: Results are published on the RHC website. The notification will mention the date; stay updated. Example: Prelims result released as PDF. 

16. Q: How do I check my result?
A: Go to RHC website → Results section → Click relevant link → Download PDF → Search for your roll number/name → print for records.

17. Q: What if my roll number is missing in the result list?
A: That means you have not qualified for the next stage. Retain your application details for records and consider preparing for future attempt.

18. Q: How many marks do I need to qualify for the interview?
A: You must satisfy the minimum qualifying norms in Main written (as in Q8) then you are eligible for interview; the exact cut-off marks will depend on number of vacancies and performance of candidates.

19. Q: Are there any categories reserved (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) for this recruitment?
A: Yes. Reservations apply as per Government of Rajasthan rules. The notification will specify category-wise vacancy and relaxation details.

20. Q: Can I appear for the exam if my law degree is incomplete?
A: No. You must have completed the qualifying law degree and it should be recognized/approved by the relevant university/institution as per the notification.

21. Q: Is there any requirement of proficiency in Rajasthani dialect or knowledge of social customs?
A: Yes—In the Interview stage marks may be given for knowledge of Rajasthani dialects and social customs of Rajasthan. 

22. Q: What happens if two candidates have the same marks in final merit list?
A: In case of tie, merit will be determined by general suitability as per rules (e.g., higher marks in law papers, seniority, etc.) as specified in scheme. 

23. Q: How to prepare for judgment writing and drafting part of law papers?
A: Focus on practical exercises: drafting pleadings, writing judgments, framing issues, writing sample orders; refer to past papers and model answers. The syllabus emphasises it. 

24. Q: Is the syllabus same for every year or does it change?
A: The core syllabus remains largely same, but notifications may introduce amendments (new laws/acts). Always check the latest notification for changes. 

25. Q: If I qualify the written exam, will I automatically be appointed as Civil Judge?
A: Not necessarily. You must clear Preliminary (qualify), then Main (qualify + secure sufficient marks), then interview. Final appointment depends on merit list, category-wise vacancy, verification of documents, medical fitness etc.