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Yes, you can appear for the judicial service exam after completing your 5-year integrated B.A. LL.B. Course, provided you fulfill the eligibility criteria for the exam as prescribed by the respective State Public Service Commission or the High Court. The eligibility criteria may include minimum age, educational qualifications, and other requirements such as nationality, domicile, etc. However, it is advisable to gain some work experience in the legal field before appearing for the judicial service exam, as it will help you to gain a better understanding of the practical aspects of the law and enhance your chances of success in the exam.

Hello Akhilesh, if you are getting marks in the range of 100 to 140 in the mock test then perhaps you can expect similar markings in actual test also. It all depends on who is conducting the test. Some agencies conduct these mock tests very harshly so that students study more and obtain better results in actual test. On the other hand some agencies liberally give marks perhaps to boost confidence among the students. Luckily you have four chances this year for this examination and hence you will know for yourself how much you have scored in the February examination and then take corrective action so that you can score better in any one of the successive examinations. Best wishes to you.