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Delhi Judicial Service Exam 2023: Registration Deadline Extended To November 29
The examination will consist of objective-type questions, with each incorrect answer incurring a 25 per cent negative marking. Qualified candidates will be allowed to appear for the Main examination.
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Cross Examination Of Unnao Rape Victim's Sister Begins In Delhi Court
The Special Sessions Court at Delhi's Tis Hazari on Thursday started cross-examination of the victim's sister in the case of alleged assault and murder of the Unnao rape survivor's father in judicial custody on April 9 last year.
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167 Degrees Awarded At National Law University Delhi's 7th Convocation
The University felicitated 13 old students as well for distinctive accomplishments like success in Civil Services and Judicial Examinations, and acquiring Fellowships to reputed International institutions.
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Delhi Judicial Service Exam: Application Submission Extended Till December 24
As per the November 13 notification, the last date for filing online applications for the Examination was December 22. Subsequently, the date was preponed to December 12 through a notification of November 19.
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Delhi DHJS Exam 2017: High Court Directs To Disclose Interview Marks Under RTI
The Delhi High Court has directed its information officer to disclose under the RTI, the marks awarded by an interview panel to candidates of Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) examination held in 2013.
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2014 Delhi Judicial Services Exam Papers to be Re-Evaluated
The Supreme Court on Monday asked its former judge Justice P V Reddi to re-evaluate answer sheets of nearly 650 unsuccessful candidates of Delhi Judicial Services (DJS) examination 2014 while making it clear that appointment of already selected judges would not be "touched".
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Delhi: High Court Dismisses Plea Claiming Incorrect Options in Judicial Exam
The Delhi High Court yesterday dismissed a law graduate's plea alleging that some of the multiple choice questions asked in the recently-held Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary Examination (DJSE) had more than one correct option.
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Delhi Judicial Service Exam 2023: Registration Deadline Extended To November 29
The examination will consist of objective-type questions, with each incorrect answer incurring a 25 per cent negative marking. Qualified candidates will be allowed to appear for the Main examination.
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Cross Examination Of Unnao Rape Victim's Sister Begins In Delhi Court
The Special Sessions Court at Delhi's Tis Hazari on Thursday started cross-examination of the victim's sister in the case of alleged assault and murder of the Unnao rape survivor's father in judicial custody on April 9 last year.
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167 Degrees Awarded At National Law University Delhi's 7th Convocation
The University felicitated 13 old students as well for distinctive accomplishments like success in Civil Services and Judicial Examinations, and acquiring Fellowships to reputed International institutions.
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Delhi Judicial Service Exam: Application Submission Extended Till December 24
As per the November 13 notification, the last date for filing online applications for the Examination was December 22. Subsequently, the date was preponed to December 12 through a notification of November 19.
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Delhi DHJS Exam 2017: High Court Directs To Disclose Interview Marks Under RTI
The Delhi High Court has directed its information officer to disclose under the RTI, the marks awarded by an interview panel to candidates of Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) examination held in 2013.
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2014 Delhi Judicial Services Exam Papers to be Re-Evaluated
The Supreme Court on Monday asked its former judge Justice P V Reddi to re-evaluate answer sheets of nearly 650 unsuccessful candidates of Delhi Judicial Services (DJS) examination 2014 while making it clear that appointment of already selected judges would not be "touched".
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Delhi: High Court Dismisses Plea Claiming Incorrect Options in Judicial Exam
The Delhi High Court yesterday dismissed a law graduate's plea alleging that some of the multiple choice questions asked in the recently-held Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary Examination (DJSE) had more than one correct option.
