The WBPSC Judicial Service Examination (Prelims) — Mains (Final Examination) is conducted by the West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) to select eligible candidates for judicial posts. This practice test is designed to help aspirants strengthen core law concepts, improve answer structuring, and build speed for the final written stage—an important step toward a respected career in the judiciary.
| Section | Questions | Marks | Weightage |
|---|---|---|---|
| English Composition, Essay & Precis Writing | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| The Indian Constitution and Constitutional Law | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| Law of Contracts & Torts | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| Law of Evidence | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| Civil Procedure Code, Law of Limitation & Law of Prescription | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| Criminal Procedure Code & Indian Penal Code | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| Transfer of Property, Principles of Equity, Trusts & Specific Relief | ~4 | ~8 | ~13.3% |
| Total | 30 | 60 | 100% |
Key highlights: Total Questions: 30 | Total Marks: 60 | Duration: 120 minutes | No negative marking.
Focus on writing practice: attempt timed précis and structured answer frameworks for every subject section. For law topics, revise “definition + essential elements + leading principles” and keep short notes for CPC/CrPC and Evidence. Use weekly mock tests to track accuracy and improve time management. Since there is no negative marking, prioritize attempting all questions while maintaining clarity and legal correctness.
