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1) A candidate should have passed Bachelor's degree from a recognised university with minimum 45% pass mark in aggregate.
2) A candidate may also be required to clear an entrance exam conducted by the university/college.
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Step 1: Attend Undergraduate School
Aspiring judges can prepare for careers in law during undergraduate school. No specific major of study is required to attend law school, but law students commonly hold degrees in political Science, history, business or economics. Step 2: Earn a Law Degree
Most judges begin their careers as lawyers, and prior legal practice is a prerequisite for many state and federal judge ships. Step 3: Pass a Bar Exam
Step 4: Work as an Attorney
Step 5: Obtain a Judgeship
Step 6: Complete Training
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