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Candidate who has finished his LL.B. Or a B.A.LL.B degree may appear in the Judicial Services Examination carried out by different States.
It differs from State to State, however, in general the lower age limit is 21 years and the upper age limit is 32 years. Below is the state wise list for age limit:-
State | Age Limit |
Assam | Maximum age is 35yrs.(Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Bihar | 22-35 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Chattisgarh | 22-35 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST ) |
Delhi | Maximum age is 32yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Gujarat | 21 to 35 yrs. |
Haryana | 21-40 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST ) |
Himachal Pradesh | 22-30 yrs. (Relaxation of 3 years in upper age limit for SC/ST ) |
Jharkhand | 22-35 yrs. (Relaxation of 3 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Kerala | Maximum age is 35 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Madhya Pradesh | 21-35 yrs. (Relaxation of 3 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Maharashtra | Maximum age is 35 yrs. |
Odisha | 23-35 yrs. |
Punjab | 21-37 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Rajasthan | Maximum age is 35yrs. |
Tamil Nadu | Maximum age is 35yrs. |
Uttar Pradesh | 22-35 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Uttrakhand | Maximum age is 35 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
West Bengal | 22-35 yrs. (Relaxation of 5 years in upper age limit for SC/ST) |
Below are the subjects common to almost all the State Judicial Services Exam:-
State | Subjects |
Bihar Judicial Services |
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Delhi Judicial Services |
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Haryana Judicial Services |
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Himachal Pradesh Judicial Services |
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Madhya Pradesh Judicial Services |
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Punjab Judicial Services |
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Rajasthan Judicial Services |
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Uttarakhand Judicial Services |
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Uttar Pradesh Judicial Serivces |
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The judicial services examination held in 3 successive stages:-
No, minimum percentage is required for attempting State Judicial Services Exam. Candidate must holds an LL.B. degree (either 5 year integrated course or 3 year course) from recognized university.
Generally the pay scale is- RS. 27,700-770-33,090-920-40,450-1080-44,770
Other allowances are also suggested from time to time by the government paid to the Lower Judiciary Judges.
Completion of 7 years of practice for the Higher Judicial Services Exam is mandatory, it is one of the most important criteria to appear in the HJS examination. Candidate must appear for a competitive examination to enter the HJS.
A practicing lawyer can prepare for judicial examination. He can apply for lower judiciary and higher judiciary, in lower judiciary no minimum year of practice is required whereas for higher judiciary (seven years) of practice is required. There is no particular bar for practicing lawyers to appear in judicial examinations.
Negative marking provision differs from State to State. Certain states prefer negative markings, but most states have no negative marking system.
Preliminary, Mains and Viva Voice are allocated differently in terms of marks from State to State. The following table classifies the allocation of marks for the judicial examination of different states:-
State | Prelims | Mains | Viva Voice |
Chattisgarh | 100 marks | 100 marks | 15 marks |
Delhi | 200 marks | 850 marks | 150 marks |
Haryana | 600 marks | 900 marks | 200 marks |
Himachal Pradesh | 300 marks | 850 marks | 150 marks |
Jharkhand | 100 marks | 400 marks | 100 marks |
Madhya Pradesh | 100 marks | 400 marks | 50 marks |
Punjab | 500 marks | 950 marks | 100 marks |
Uttarakhand | 200 marks | 850 marks | 100 marks + 100 marks for computer knowledge |
Uttar Pradesh | 450 marks | 1000 marks | 100 marks |
Any student who have cleared his/her class 12 board examinations (any stream) from a recognized board is eligible for an Integrated Law course (5-year program).
There are some common examples of integrated law programs:-
A student who has graduated can pursue Law Education after graduation by choosing L.L.B. Course. Graduates from most branches and disciplines may pursue L.L.B. course. So, basically, you have to go for any graduation course after the 12th and finish it effectively. After graduation, one may go for the L.L.B. Degree (three years of program).
Graduates may select new Integrated programs of L.L.B. instead of regular L.L.B. program.
Some career options after LL.B. course are mentioned below-
Graduates may select new Integrated programs of L.L.B. instead of regular L.L.B. program.
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