Haryana Judiciary Mock Test 2026 – Free Online Test Series
This page lists all 5 free Haryana Judiciary mock tests on Sarkari Results Now. A typical test has about 20 questions with a 20-minute timer. Tests follow the latest Haryana Judiciary exam pattern and are free to attempt. Attempt them in order, review the answers after each test and track your progress to find weak topics before the real exam.
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Haryana Judiciary Mock Test 4 (20 Questions)
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Sample Haryana Judiciary Questions
Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, an application to set aside an arbitral award is made under:
- Section 37
- Section 9
- Section 34
- Section 11
Section 25 of the Indian Evidence Act provides that:
- Confessions are admissible only against co-accused
- A confession to a police officer shall not be proved against the accused
- A confession in police custody is admissible if recorded by a Magistrate only
- A confession to a Magistrate is inadmissible
Who was the first Indian to win the Nobel Prize?
- C.V. Raman
- Mother Teresa
- Amartya Sen
- Rabindranath Tagore
The power of High Courts to issue writs for enforcement of fundamental rights and for 'any other purpose' is under:
- Article 32
- Article 225
- Article 226
- Article 227
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