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The minimum age limit for Higher Judicial Services (HJS) exam for direct recruitment as a District Judge in India is 35 years (as of date of application). This criteria is established by Supreme Court rulings. The upper age limit typically ranges between 45 and 50 years. It depends on the specific s
The qualifications to become a judge depend on the level of the court and the specific state or jurisdiction. Candidates should be law graduates (3-year or 5 Year LLB). Applicants must be Indian citizens. Some states also require candidates to have done some years of practice in court. All applicant
What makes an RJS coaching institute in Jaipur a good choice for judiciary exam preparation?
An RJS coaching institute in Jaipur provides expert legal faculty, Rajasthan-specific law preparation, and a focused student environment.
What makes an RJS coaching institute in Jaipur a good choice for judiciary exam preparation?
An RJS coaching institute in Jaipur provides expert legal faculty, Rajasthan-specific law preparation, and a focused student environment.
Which universities under the CUET-PG exam are suitable for preparing for the judiciary exam?
Choose universities that give you a rigorous LL.M or strong social sciences base with legal electives. For law specifically, target University of Delhi, BHU, Allahabad University, Panjab University, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University Lucknow and Guru Ghasidas University, which all participate in
In which year of GIL BBA LLB Hons, should I start preparing for the judiciary exam?
The GIL BBA LLB (H) course runs for a duration of five years. During the programme, students get enough time to research and explore which law stream would be the best fit for them. It is advised that from the first day students must focus on choosing the correct career path.
As per many law forums,
I have completed my LLM in first attempt but had backlogs in LLB. Am I eligible for Maharashtra and Goa Judicial Services?

No, you are not eligible for Maharashtra and Goa judicial services.
You should clear all your backlogs, and pass your course with the minimum required percentage for the, entrance exam you are preparing for.
Can I become a judge even if I do my LLM from UNIRAJ and not any NLU?
Yes, any Law student who wishes to become a judge is not required to be a graduate of NLU. To become a judge, it doesn’t matter which institute one gets the degree from. What matters is the efforts they put in the preparation for the exam and if they can crack it. Interested students can check
I am pursuing BBA LLB from Kerala University. In which year should I start preparing for the judiciary exam?
Students pursuing an integrated course such as BA LLB have enough time to research and explore which law stream would be the best fit for them. From day one of college, students must focus on choosing the correct career path.
As per many law forums, the general exploration period lasts up to three ye