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High Court of Andhra Pradesh has Relaesed 3 vacancies for High Court of Andhra Pradesh Recruitment. The last date for the submission of High Court of Andhra Pradesh District Judge application form is August 06,2021,District Judge application form is August 06,2021. visit the High Court of Andhra Pradesh official website. The step wise procedure to apply for the High Court of Andhra Pradesh recruitment for the Post of District Judge will be mentioned in PDF released by High Court of Andhra Pradesh . Candidates should read the instructions carefully before applying for High Court of Andhra Pradesh District Judge 2021. The age limit of ,District Judge is maximum A Person, who has completed (35) thirty five years of age and who has not completed forty five (45) years of age as on 01.07.2021 for High Court of Andhra Pradesh Recruitment. The Pay Scale for District Judge is 51,550 - 63,070,The Pay Scale for District Judge is 51,550 - 63,070.

1. Screening Test for 100 marks which comprises 100 multiple choice objective Questions and duration of the screening test will be for two (2) hours. The candidates who secure 40% and above marks in the screening test will be short listed in 1:10 ratio on the basis of available vacancies
for written examination.

2. Provided
if there are more than one candidate
who have secured identical marks in the screening test
all such candidates shall be short listed for the written examination.

3. The marks secured in screening test shall not be consolidated with the marks obtained in written examination and they shall not be counted for determining final order of merit among the candidates
as screening test is conducted solely for the purpose of short listing the candidates for written examination.

4. Note: Screening Test on OMR based technology will be held depending upon number of applications that will be received from the aspiring candidates.

b) The Written Examination consists of the following three (3) papers:

I) Civil Law

II) Criminal Law and
III) English (Translation and Essay Writing). Translation test has to be made from English to Telugu and Telugu to English. The Translation test is conducted for 25 marks and the Essay Writing test is for 75 marks on Legal subjects.

5. Each paper will carry 100 marks and the duration of examination of each paper is for three (3) hours. The medium of examination for written examination is English. (Except Translation Test)

6. The candidates
who belong to OC/BC categories shall secure not less than 55% of marks in each paper and not less than 60% of marks in aggregate in written examination
and the candidates who belong to SCS and STs categories shall secure not less than 45% marks in each paper and not less than 50% of marks in aggregate in written examination to qualify for Viva Voce.

7. The Object of written examination is to test the academic knowledge of the candidates.

8. Viva Voce test is for 50 marks.

9. The Object of Viva Voce is to test and assess the suitability of candidates and to judge his/her mental alertness
knowledge in Law
clear and logical exposition
balance of Judgment
skills
attitude
ethics
power of assimilation
power of communication
character and intellectual depth and the like of the candidate.

10. The successful candidates in written examination will be called for Viva Voce in ratio of 1:3 for the available vacancies
and if there are more than one candidate who have secured identical cut off marks
all such candidates will be called for Viva Voce.

11. For selection to the posts of District Judge under Accelerated Recruitment by Transfer
the candidates from OC/BC category shall secure at least 60% marks in aggregate in Written Examination and Viva Voce and the candidates from SC/ST category shall secure at least 50% marks in aggregate in written examination and Viva Voce.

12. The candidates who secure less than the such percentage of marks will be ineligible for selection to the post.

a) For the purpose of short-listing the candidates
the High Court will conduct Screening Test for 100 marks comprising of 100 multiple choice objective type Questions. The duration of examination will be two (2) hours. The Venue and Time will be mentioned in the Hall Ticket at appropriate point of time. The candidates who secure 40% and above marks in the screening test will be short listed in the ratio of 1:10 of the available vacancies
for written examination.

i) Provided that if there are more than one candidate who have secured identical marks in the screening test
all such candidates shall be called for the written examination.

ii) The marks obtained in the screening test shall not be added to the marks obtained in the written examination and they shall not be counted for determining final order of merit of the candidates
as the screening test is conducted for the purpose of short listing the candidates.

b) Written Examination consists of the following three (3) papers:

I) Civil Law

II) Criminal Law and

III) English (Translation and Essay writing).

1. Translation test has to be made from English to Telugu and Telugu to English. The Translation test is conducted for 25 marks and Essay Writing test for 75 marks on Legal Subjects. Each paper shall carry 100 marks. The duration of each paper is three (3) hours. The medium of examination for writing the examination is English.

2. Minimum Marks to be secured in the Written Examination to qualify for Viva Voce: The candidates belonging to Backward Class category under Direct Recruitment must secure not less than 50% marks in each paper and not less than 55% of marks in aggregate in the written examination shall be eligible for Viva Voce test carrying 50 marks. The object of the written examination is to test the academic knowledge of the candidates.

3. Viva Voce: The Viva Voce test is for 50 marks. The object of Viva Voce is to assess the suitability of the candidates for the cadre by judging the mental alertness
knowledge of Law
character and intellectual depth and the like of the candidates. The successful candidates in the written examination will be called for Viva-voce in the ratio of 1:3 of the available vacancies and if there are more
than one candidate who secures identical cut off marks
all such candidates will be called upon to appear for Viva Voce
for maintaining the ratio of 1:3.

a) The decision of the High Court as to the eligibility or other wise of a candidate for admission to the written examination and Viva-voce shall be final. Only candidates who are issued with Hall Tickets shall be admitted for the examination Any candidate who remains absent for the Viva Voce
he/she shall be deemed to have been disqualified for selection.

4. Minimum aggregate Marks to be secured in the Written Examination and Viva Voce for selection to the post of District Judge. For selection to the posts of District Judge (Entry Level) under Direct Recruitment
the BC category candidates must secure at least 60% marks in aggregate in Written Examination and Viva Voce. (Candidates who secure less than the said percentage will become ineligible for selection to the post).

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