Free Judiciary Mock Test 2026 — Judiciary Practice Papers
Browse 18 Judiciary exam mock tests with official-pattern papers, AI performance analytics, and detailed solutions.
Judiciary Mock Tests
Allahabad High Court RO/ARO
Mock tests and preparation material for the Allahabad High Court Review Officer (RO) / Assistant Review Officer (ARO) recruitment — a Preliminary examination, a Mains examination, and a Computer Knowledge Test.
UPPSC APO
UPPSC APO practice for law-oriented aspirants with subject tests and general knowledge coverage. Build familiarity with legal topics through focused practice sets.
AP High Court Assistant Examiner
Mock tests and preparation material for the AP High Court Assistant Examiner recruitment — an 80-question computer-based written examination covering General Knowledge, Reasoning and English.
Bombay High Court Clerk
Mock tests and preparation material for the Bombay High Court Junior Clerk recruitment — a 90-mark Screening Test followed by an English Typing Test and Viva-voce.
Himachal Pradesh Civil Judge
Prepare for Himachal Pradesh Civil Judge with civil law, criminal law, and subject test practice. The corpus includes 85 English tests with full-test and PYQ labels.
Rajasthan High Court Civil Judge
Practice set for Rajasthan High Court Civil Judge with law paper coverage, subject tests, and language proficiency in English and Hindi. Built for judicial service prep.
AIBE
AIBE practice with new criminal law and subject tests in English and Hindi. Designed for law exam preparation using the available corpus.
Gujarat High Court Civil Judge
Prepare for Gujarat High Court Civil Judge with subject tests across major and minor laws, legal maxim, GK, and language skills. The corpus also includes past-paper practice.
Haryana Judicial Services
Train for Haryana Judicial Services with law-specific subject tests and general awareness practice. The corpus includes 66 English and Hindi tests for judicial prep.
RPSC APO
RPSC APO practice covers law-specific study, language paper, landmark judgments, and full tests. Tailored for judicial service style preparation.
CGPSC Civil Judge
CGPSC Civil Judge practice includes major and minor law, Chhattisgarh-specific law, GK, and subject tests. The bilingual corpus supports judiciary-focused preparation.
Delhi Judicial Services
Delhi Judicial Services practice offers mock tests for focused judicial exam preparation. The corpus is compact and built around full-length practice sets.
JKPSC Civil Judge
Practice for JKPSC Civil Judge with full-length Paper A and Paper B tests. A compact set for judicial service preparation in English.
Assam Judicial Service
Assam Judicial Service practice covering laws, Assamese, GK, aptitude and English. Subject tests support structured judiciary preparation.
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
Comprehensive mock tests and study materials for Common Law Admission Test (CLAT).
JPSC APO
Practice for JPSC APO with general studies, law, previous year papers, and subject tests. A targeted set for judicial service exam preparation in English and Hindi.
Karnataka High Court Civil Judge
Prepare for Karnataka High Court Civil Judge with major and minor laws, Karnataka-specific law, general knowledge, and subject tests. Offered in English and Kannada.
UKPSC Civil Judge
UKPSC Civil Judge practice is built around subject tests for judiciary preparation. The corpus supports focused revision in English and Hindi.
Top 5 Judiciary Exams
About Judiciary Exams
Judicial Services Examinations are conducted by State Public Service Commissions and High Courts to recruit Civil Judges and Judicial Magistrates. Key exams include Delhi Judicial Services, Uttar Pradesh PCS (J), Rajasthan Judicial Service, and others. These exams are among the most prestigious for law graduates.
Exam Pattern
Most Judicial Services exams have a Preliminary exam (objective, law subjects), a Mains exam (descriptive, multiple law papers), and a Viva-Voce/Interview. Mains papers typically cover Civil Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, and local/state acts.
Preparation Tips
- Master the bare acts (IPC, CrPC, CPC, Evidence Act, Constitution) — objective questions come directly from statutory provisions.
- For descriptive Mains, practise writing structured legal answers with section references, case laws, and clear reasoning.
- Stay current on recent Supreme Court and High Court judgments — many questions are based on landmark rulings.
- Time management is critical in the Mains; practise answer writing under strict time conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions — Judiciary
What is the eligibility for judicial services exams?
Candidates must have an LLB degree (3-year or 5-year integrated) from a BCI-recognised law school. Age limits vary by state, typically 21–35 years, with relaxations for reserved categories.
What law subjects are covered in judicial services exams?
Core subjects include Constitutional Law, Indian Penal Code (IPC), Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), Indian Evidence Act, Transfer of Property Act, Contract Act, and state-specific local acts.
Is there an interview in judicial services selection?
Yes. Candidates who clear Preliminary and Mains exams are called for a Viva-Voce (personality/interview). The interview assesses legal knowledge, communication skills, and judicial temperament.
Which is the toughest state judicial exam?
Delhi Judicial Services and Uttar Pradesh PCS (J) are considered among the most competitive due to the large applicant pool and rigorous Mains papers. However, the difficulty also depends on the number of vacancies in a given year.
How can I use YourMockTest for judiciary preparation?
YourMockTest provides practice tests and topic-wise question sets for law subjects. Use them to benchmark your MCQ speed and accuracy for the Preliminary stage, and review answer explanations to understand the legal reasoning behind each question.