Can I appear to for Judiciary exam if I have backlogs in LLB, and if I clear this backlog, will I be eligible for judiciary exam?
Asked by Nisgi
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The eligibility criteria for Judiciary exams may vary depending on the state or the conducting authority. However, most of the states require that the candidate should possess a law degree from a recognised university with a minimum percentage of marks, typically 50% for the general category and 45% for the reserved categories. Having backlogs in the LL.B. Programme may affect your eligibility for the Judiciary exam. It's recommended that you check the eligibility criteria mentioned in the notification of the particular state for which you are interested in applying. If the eligibility criteria mention that a candidate should have a cl...more -
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Dinesh upadhyay I am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu | Scholar-Level 16
a year agoYes definitely you can. After clearing your backlog you can definitely opt for judicary exams.
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