Judicial Services Coaching

Judiciary Exam Overview

It is also known as PCS (J) which is a qualifying examination for law aspirants conducted by the High court of Delhi. The participant shall be appointed by the state government to serve as a subordinate judiciary. The selection is totally dependent on the performance in exam.

The individual with an interest in civil service or state council's, for them Judiciary is the best option. More importantly, it is not only a part to directly linked with the law through a professional touch but also where you upstand for the well fare of society & work for them.

Under the supervision of each high court, there is a state(s) subordinate judiciary member with the jurisdiction. The member of PCS (J)-Provincial needs to go through the various phases for District Judge post. The job for judicial service includes alluring benefits & privileges such as handsome salary, house rent allowance (HRA), travel charges, child education allowance and other bills. The remuneration for 6th pay commission is much better as compared to other civil service officers. Not only this but almost all judicial officers have positions in district offices and never function in remote places.

Exam stages and Eligibility
The judicial service exam has two entry levels.
1. Lower Judiciary Service
2. Higher Judiciary Service

According to the first, recent graduates will be taken into consideration for an entrance exam conducted by different state public service commission. The latest syllabus for the exam can be checked on the official website that includes law subjects with English language, General knowledge, and other regional languages of state. This stage ensures that you earn timely promotions and a stable job in your early life.

Required Qualification
1. The candidate must be an L.LB. degree holder.
2. Students of final year also have the option to apply.
3. Candidate should have registered or authorized to be approved as an advocate in India under the (Advocates Act 1961).

Age Limit
The general age limit is between 22 to 35 years and in some states it is upto 42 years as well. It is also dependent on the respective states. There are further age relaxations for women and reserve category candidates.

Pattern for Judicial Services Examination
There are three phases of the exam:
1. Preliminary
2. Mains
3. Viva-Voce/Interview

Preliminary Examination
The exam consists of multiple type objective questions. Its aim is to select potential candidates for the next level of exam (mains). The candidate's marks scored in this section will not be taken into account for the final list.

Minimum required marks preliminary exam (Category-wise)

Mains Examination
This exam is subjective in nature consisting of 3 to 4 papers. Total marks scored in mains will be used to calculate marks in the final merit list.

Viva-Voce/Interview Round
It is a final phase of the selection process held after qualifying the main exam. Candidates have to surpass this round with 50 percent marks to qualify. Under this round, the candidate will be examined on the basis of general intelligence, intellectual level, and personality development, etc.