A Brief Insight on Indian Judicial Service Examination

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A Brief Insight on Indian Judicial Service
Examination
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For a lucrative career option, Indian Judicial
Service offers the candidates, all across the
nation to be a part of public service through
this judiciary system. When you are seeking to
serve the humanity and are working towards the
goodwill of society, then judicial service
provides you a perfect outlet.
How to get into the judicial system? For getting
into the judicial system you need to prepare for
the entrance first. You may take admission into
any judicial service coaching to avail the proper
assistance from the experts. For the Prelims, the
preparation of Act study is important while for
clearing the Mains exam you need to have some
deeper insight into various law prospects.
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Lower Judiciary Services For this no
experience is required for the candidate. The
eligibility criteria for the candidate to get
into such an exam is LLB degree who is enrolled
to be qualified under Advocates Act 1961. The
age limit for such candidate is 21-35 years.
Higher judiciary Services For appearing in this
exam, the candidate needs to have some experience
of practicing litigation for several years, which
is usually minimum 7 years. The competition as
well as the exam is tough.
Stages of Judicial Service Exam Prelims This
is a screening exam to filter out the candidates
against some qualifying marks. The exam is
objective based. The marks secured here are not
added with the Mains exam. The qualifying marks
for general category is 60 and for reserved
category is 55.
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Mains This is a subjective exam for which you
need to have in-depth knowledge of law. The marks
attained are calculated for final selection.
Interview The final process in this entire exam
is the interview where candidates are thoroughly
assessed on the basis of their skills.
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