Andhra Pradesh High Court Civil Judge (Junior Division) Admit Card 2025 - 50 Posts

AP High Court — Civil Judge (Junior Division) Admit Card 2025

The High Court of Andhra Pradesh has published the admit card for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) recruitment. The assertion affords the hall ticket launch date, examination schedule, application timeline, and core instructions for applicants getting ready to appear at examination centres throughout the state.

Important Dates and Fees

The below table lists important deadlines, exam dates, and the prescribed application fee. Candidates should verify personal details on the downloaded admit card and follow the instructions issued by the High Court.

Detailed Information

The recruitment process for appointment for positions as a civilian judge (junior division) follows Andhra Pradesh State JudiCial (Services and Cadre) Rules, 2007. Recruitment includes direct agreements and transfer -based vacancies. Elections include screening, written exams and VIVA vote. The content provided below presents role expectations, unemployment distribution, optional requirements, pay -scale, reservation details and procedural comments that applicants should review before and after downloading the Hall tickets.

The above information restores the relevant necessary points for the candidates applying for the recruitment of the Civil Judge (junior division) and who must download the admission card. The candidates are recommended to store copies of all the documents presented, check the official portal for further Koriganda, and follow the instructions printed on the concession card and official notification. The exact personal information and the presence of time in the designated examination center are the candidate's responsibility.

AP High Court — Civil Judge (Junior Division) — Admit Card 2025

High Court of Andhra Pradesh recruitment for Civil Judge (Junior Division) is a structured judicial selection; the admit card release confirms examination scheduling and centre details for candidates.

Exam Syllabus

The syllabus follows the standard structure used for State Judicial Service selection: a preliminary screening test of objective type to shortlist candidates, followed by a detailed written examination testing substantive law, procedure and general principles. The syllabus aims to assess legal knowledge, clarity of reasoning and application to practical problems.

Exam Pattern

The selection comprises staged evaluation: a preliminary screening test (objective) to shortlist candidates; the main written examination with descriptive and drafting papers; and a viva voce assessing suitability for judicial office. Each stage evaluates different competencies: speed and accuracy at screening; depth of legal knowledge and judgment at mains; temperament and communication at interview.

Preparation Strategy

Preparation should be systematic and measured. A candidate is advised to consolidate foundational statutes and leading case law, practise applied problem solving and drafting regularly, and simulate test conditions for objective and descriptive papers. Consistent revision and selective reading of recent authoritative judgments strengthen reasoning and citation accuracy.

• Subject-wise approach: Start with core statutes — Civil Procedure Code, Evidence Act, Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Contract Act and Specific Relief. Read the bare acts alongside well-known commentaries to understand principles and related case law. For each statute, prepare concise notes focusing on procedural stages, key illustrations and exceptions.
• Revision tips: Maintain a revision diary with short headings and rule statements. Use set weekly cycles: first cycle to cover one statute in depth, second cycle to resolve past questions and drafting exercises, third cycle to revise notes and landmark judgments. Regularly update a list of recent important judgments and statutory amendments; revise these before every mock.
• Mock test practice: Allocate time for weekly objective tests under timed conditions to build speed for screening. For mains, practise two full-length answer-writing sessions per week, including one drafting exercise (e.g., plaints, written statements, judicial orders). Assess answers critically against model solutions or past answer keys.
• Time management advice: Divide study hours into focused slots — morning for statute reading, afternoon for answer writing or problem solving, evening for revision and current affairs. In exam practice, allot time on paper as per marks: solve objective sections first in screening; in mains, attempt high-weight questions early and keep 15–20% time for revision and proofreading.
• Suggested resources or books:
  • Bare Acts with short commentaries (Civil Procedure Code, Evidence Act, IPC, CrPC, Contract Act, Specific Relief).
  • One standard textbook per subject for conceptual clarity (e.g., Mulla on Evidence, Ratanlal & Dhirajlal on IPC, CS Karnan/Patnaik on CPC — select editions commonly recommended by faculty).
  • Previous years’ mains and screening papers with model answers; collections of solved drafting questions.
  • Weekly journals or case law digests for recent judgments; an abridged list of landmark cases prepared by the candidate for quick revision.

Practical suggestions for the final weeks: concentrate on answer presentation and drafting neatness, practise clear issue-identification for problem questions, and rehearse concise reasoning that cites statutory provisions and controlling case law. For the screening test, accuracy in objective selection and elimination techniques will conserve time for later stages. Candidates should download the admit card promptly to verify venue and timings and arrive with all required documents.

Important Dates & Details (as notified)

Notification published: 14-02-2025 (Notification No.5/2025-RC).
Online application window: 20-02-2025 to 17-03-2025.
Screening Test (originally scheduled / notified earlier): 16-04-2025.
Admit Card release (hall ticket): 29-09-2025 — candidates instructed to download from the official portal prior to examination.
Written Examination dates (main schedule announced for selected stages): 11-10-2025 to 12-10-2025.

Vacancy and fee summary: Total posts — 50 (40 by direct recruitment; 10 by transfer). Application fee: Open/EWS/BC — Rs. 1,500; SC/ST/PwBD — Rs. 750. Maximum age for direct recruitment generally indicated as 35 years with relaxations as per rules. Candidates should refer to the official notification for category-wise vacancy breakup and reservation details.

Final note: The High Court’s official notifications and subsequent corrigenda remain authoritative for exact marks, paper-wise durations, centre allocations and any change in schedule. Candidates must rely on the official portal for admit card downloads and further instructions; exam day requirements will be printed on the hall ticket issued on 29-09-2025.