The "Law of Evidence Notes by Dr. Shipra Gupta" for the Judiciary Exam covers the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, and its key concepts essential for the exam.

The notes provide a comprehensive understanding of the law of evidence, including:

1. Relevancy test and its application.
2. Privileged communications and exceptions.
3. Rules for leading questions, hostile witnesses, and impeachment of credit.
4. Oral, documentary, primary, and secondary evidence.
5. Estoppel principles and their significance.
6. Presumptions recognized under the Act.
7. Burden of proof in civil and criminal cases.
8. Criteria for admissibility of expert evidence.
9. Relevancy and admissibility of character evidence.

The notes are structured to cover the essential topics for the Judiciary Exam, with a focus on understanding the principles, provisions, and their application through relevant case laws and illustrations. This resource aims to equip candidates with a thorough knowledge of the law of evidence for the exam.