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The Punjab Judiciary Prelims Crash Course offered by Vidhi Judicial Academy is tailored specifically for students preparing for the Punjab Judicial Services Prelims Exam. This comprehensive course focuses on covering the entire syllabus through highly interactive live classes and pre-recorded videos, ensuring that aspirants are thoroughly prepared. The course includes in-depth lessons on essential legal subjects such as Indian Penal Code, Indian Contract Act, Criminal Procedure Code, Civil Procedure Code, Indian Evidence Act, as well as topics that are specific to the Punjab state, including the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949, and the Punjab Courts Act.
Additionally, the course covers critical sections such as current affairs, reasoning aptitude, and Indian Legal and Constitutional History. Along with live classes, students are provided with notes that supplement the material covered in the sessions, and these notes are also dictated in class when necessary. The course will be conducted until the exam date, providing ample time for students to cover all aspects of the syllabus and revise. With a well-formulated strategy, the course aims to guide students towards success in the Punjab Judiciary Prelims Exam. Aspirants will also receive pre-recorded videos for effective revision and practice. To get started, students must download the Vidhi Judicial Academy app, create a free account, and begin their preparation journey. This crash course offers an excellent opportunity for those aiming to clear the Punjab Judiciary Prelims Exam with confidence.
Syllabus to be Covered:
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Current National and International Events
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Indian Legal and Constitutional History and Governance
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Analytical Reasoning Aptitude
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Indian Penal Code (IPC)
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Indian Contract Act
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Specific Relief Act
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Limitation Act
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Partnership Act
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Sale of Goods Act
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Civil Procedure Code (CPC)
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Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)
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Indian Evidence Act
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Hindu Law
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Muslim Law
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East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949
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Law of Registration Act
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Transfer of Property Act
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Punjab Courts Act
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Customary Law
Reviewed By : Priyansh Tripathi, New Delhi 