Humanities & Social Sciences

In order for law graduates to be appointed as members of the subordinate judiciary, they must pass the PCS (J)-Provincial Civil Service-Judicial Examination, which is the entry-level exam for selected members of the provincial civil service. Each state government appoints its members under the supervision of its high court. Read this blog to know about the PCS (J) Exam, its eligibility criteria, exam pattern, application process etc. Exams for the Judicial Services are divided into three phases:
The preliminary examination
The Mains examination
An interview
Each state has a different syllabus for the judiciary exam. Broadly speaking, it consists of
Civil law
Criminal Law
Language paper
Language papers are given a weightage of 20% to 35%. Law constitutes almost 70% of the questions in the main examination, which consists of six to seven papers. Judicial Services Civil Judge Preliminary Examination Guide- Upadhyay.

If you want to make a career in Sanskrit literature, you will have to pursue a degree. You can pursue a Bachelor of arts (B.A. ) in Sanskrit and later a master's degree in Sanskrit literature. You can pursue these courses at top universities like BHU, Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, and Arya Vidyapeeth. After pursuing your degree, you need to decide which career you wish to pursue, and then, accordingly, you can apply for a job. For instance, if you want to become a lecturer, you need to qualify for the UGC NET exam. If you want to do a government job, you need to apply for related exams. Therefore, according to your career preference, you can apply for an exam, a private job, or do research.

Andhra Pradesh was formed by combining the most backward regions, consisting of different socio-economic backgrounds. The economy is primarily dependent on agriculture, which directly and indirectly employs 62 percent of the population. Andhra Pradesh has bountiful natural resources like bauxite, coal, limestone, and a number of minor minerals; water; fertile land; fertile river basins the Krishna, Godavari, and Pennar; an extensive canal system; and conducive agro-climatic conditions. The state is agriculturally prosperous. In Andhra Pradesh, rice is the major food crop and the staple food of the state. Other important crops are mango, tobacco, sugarcane, cotton, maize, pulses, etc. I hope this will help you.