What is the procedure to become a Judge in India?

1) Complete your law degree from any law college recognized by BCI. 2) Maximum age limit to become a judge is 40 years, 35 years, 32 years and 30 years varies from state to state. 3) Prepare for your preferred state via coaching or self-study. If you are preferring coaching, Rahul's in Mukherjee Nag

Hey there, The procedure for becoming a judge takes place through a state level examination. For example, In Uttar Pradesh, it's Provincial Civil Services (Judicial) exam conducted by the Public Service Commission which requires you to have a valid law degree and also a licence of practice by the B

Hi, After completing your graduation, you have two options to enter the judge's gallery: 1. You can take PCS J conducted by every state throughout the country. It provides you the opportunity to become a lower court Judge. After that keep working hard and attempt departmental exams for getting prom

Hi, There is a Judicial Services exam conducted by the states which you can appear for to become a judge. The details, eligibility criteria, syllabus, the procedure of conducting exams and also the number of seats are available when the circular regarding vacant seats is generated. The eligibility

I will tell you in a simple language. The judicial jobs are very rarely selection made in terms of promote yourself in litigation practice as a lawyer If you want directly select yourself in a judiciary. Apply for a JMFC after llb graduate and. You have to cleared in first attempt all the subject wi