Bihar Judiciary Coaching (Online Classes)

Bihar Judiciary Coaching programs provide expert guidance, comprehensive study materials, interactive live classes, and access to AI-based performance analysis. They offer a structured approach to exam preparation and enhance your knowledge, increasing your chances of success.

Coaching programs usually offer flexible durations, including one-year, two-year, and three-year options. Candidates can select the program that aligns with their preparation needs and goals.

Yes, our Bihar Judiciary Coaching includes regular live classes. These live sessions provide opportunities for candidates to interact with instructors and peers, seek clarification, and participate in discussions, enhancing their understanding of legal subjects.

There are three stages of the BJS exam- prelims, mains, and interview. Prelims and mains have different exam patterns, and candidates must score above the cut-off to appear for the main exam.

Candidates are allowed a total 6 attempts for the Bihar judiciary exam.

As you solve previous year's question papers, you become familiar with the exam pattern, important topics, weightage that each topic carries, and difficulty level. Also, it helps you work on your speed and builds your confidence.

As it’s a competition exam with objective-type questions, you need to work on your speed and accuracy. Therefore, it’s important that you solve as many questions papers and mock tests as you can. Also, stay focused and consistent. Follow your study routine diligently, understand your strengths, work on your weaknesses, and be regular. The best way to prepare for the BJS exam is to join a BJS online coaching so that you can seek expert guidance and get all the help you need during your preparation journey. 

Although there is no defined number of mock tests, we recommend at least 1 every week initially. Once you have improved your speed and become familiar with the exam pattern, you can go for 2 mock tests every week. As the exam date approaches, take 1 mock test every day. Make sure that you keep track of your performance and work on your weaknesses.

First, make sure that you have all the details, including the latest syllabus, exam pattern, and books. Once you know how much you have to prepare, it’s time to create a schedule and stick to it. Follow your routine, assign equal time to each subject, discuss with someone who is from the same field, take mock tests, and track your progress.

If you are confident that you can prepare for the exam by yourself and have access to an updated syllabus, exam pattern, and books, then you don’t have to join BJS coaching. However, we recommend aspirants sign up for trusted coaching so they have a strict study schedule. Also, they get to learn from subject experts and get direct access to extensive study material. The best part is joining a reliable institute ensures that they take regular mock tests, which makes them comfortable with speed and accuracy, two key factors to clear any competitive exam.

The prelims is the first stage of the BJS exam that consists of 100 questions, each carrying 1 mark. The duration of the exam is 2 hours, and it’s an objective-type exam. Candidates who score more than the cut-off appear in the main exam.

No, there is no negative marking in the BJS exam.

We offer a comprehensive range of study materials, including law books, language resources, judgement writing guides, full-length mock tests, and subject-specific materials. These resources are tailored to cover the Bihar Judicial Services Examination syllabus.

Yes, we provide recorded classes for students to review or catch up on any missed sessions. This ensures that you don't miss out on valuable content.

The Bihar Judicial Services Exams are highly competitive, with a significant number of law graduates competing for a limited number of vacancies. Effective preparation and guidance from coaching programs are crucial for success.