The book is a compendium of various reference tools and multiple-choice questions useful for preparation of almost all important Judicial Services Examinations held across India. The book is classified into four parts:
(ii) Core Subject Areas— Code of Civil Procedure; Code of Criminal Procedure; Indian Penal Code; Indian Evidence Act; Limitation Act; Indian Contract Act; Indian Partnership Act; Arbitration and Conciliation Act; Specific Relief Act; Hindu Law; Muslim Law; Constitution of India.
This section has study material under the following pedagogical features:
(a) Topic Initiators — It briefs about the concerned Act by detailing section-wise flow of articles/topics;
(b) Topic Tracker — It has list of important terms, their reference vis-à-vis the concerned Act and their sectional references;
(c) Start-up MCQs — a bank of regular, straight-forward questions from the topic;
(d) Analytical MCQs — a selected compilation of MCQs which requires deeper subject knowledge along with testing the critical and analytical thinking skills of the candidates;
(e) Frequently Asked Descriptive Questions—A list of important questions from the subject that will be useful for candidates for the subjective assessment during the Main Examination.
(iii) Associated Subject Areas—
(a) Mandatory Associate Topics: Indian Trusts Act; Sales of Goods Act; Negotiable Instruments Act; Right to Information Act; The Juvenile (Care and Protection of Children) Act; Transfer of Property Act; Registration Act; Labour and Industrial Law; Indian Easement Act; The Information Technology Act;
(b) Key Academic Areas: Administrative Law; Environmental Law; Jurisprudence; Motor Vehicle Accidents; Legal Services Authority Act; Company Law; Human Rights Law; Law of Torts; Consumer Protection Law; Public International Law
(c) Useful Procedural Topics: Alternate Dispute Resolution Mechanism and Techniques; Drafting-Pleading and Conveyancing; Principles of Pleading and Plea Bargaining; Principles of Taxation Law; Professional Ethics and Professional Code of Ethics for Advocates
(iv) Assessment Zone— Ten Test Papers (only placed as an assessment tool for Law related subjects only)