Judicial Services Exam
PCS (Judicial Services) – Civil Judge (JMFC)
Provincial Civil Service - Judicial Examination (PCS J)Provincial Civil Service - Judicial Examination is an entry-level examination for law graduates to be appointed as members of the subordinate judiciary (typically as Civil Judge, Junior Division, or Judicial Magistrate) in various states of India.Since it is a state-level examination, the details and eligibility criteria vary slightly from state to state (e.g., UP PCS J, MP PCS J, Punjab PCS J, etc.).General Eligibility Criteria1. Educational QualificationBachelor of Laws (LL.B.) Degree:Candidates must possess an LL.B. degree—either a 3-year program after graduation or a 5-year integrated program after Class 12 (10+2)—from a university or institution recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI).2. Age LimitMinimum Age: Generally 21 or 22 years old.Maximum Age: Typically ranges from 32 to 37 years, depending on the specific state.Age Relaxation: Relaxation is provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) and other special categories as per respective state government rules.3. NationalityThe candidate must be a Citizen of India.In some states, subjects of Nepal or Bhutan, or certain migrants of Indian origin intending permanent settlement in India, may also be eligible (subject to official certificates).4. Other RequirementsLanguage Proficiency: Knowledge of the respective state’s local language (e.g., Hindi in Devnagri Script for Uttar Pradesh) is mandatory.Work Experience: Prior experience is generally not required; fresh law graduates are eligible to apply.Note: Always refer to the official recruitment notification released by the respective State Public Service Commission or High Court for the most accurate and current eligibility details.
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Provincial Civil Service - Judicial Examination (PCS J)
Provincial Civil Service - Judicial Examination is an entry-level examination for law graduates to be appointed as members of the subordinate judiciary (typically as Civil Judge, Junior Division, or Judicial Magistrate) in various states of India.
Since it is a state-level examination, the details and eligibility criteria vary slightly from state to state (e.g., UP PCS J, MP PCS J, Punjab PCS J, etc.).
General Eligibility Criteria
1. Educational Qualification
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) Degree:Candidates must possess an LL.B. degree—either a 3-year program after graduation or a 5-year integrated program after Class 12 (10+2)—from a university or institution recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI).
2. Age Limit
- Minimum Age: Generally 21 or 22 years old.
- Maximum Age: Typically ranges from 32 to 37 years, depending on the specific state.
- Age Relaxation: Relaxation is provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) and other special categories as per respective state government rules.
3. Nationality
- The candidate must be a Citizen of India.
- In some states, subjects of Nepal or Bhutan, or certain migrants of Indian origin intending permanent settlement in India, may also be eligible (subject to official certificates).
4. Other Requirements
- Language Proficiency: Knowledge of the respective state’s local language (e.g., Hindi in Devnagri Script for Uttar Pradesh) is mandatory.
- Work Experience: Prior experience is generally not required; fresh law graduates are eligible to apply.
Note: Always refer to the official recruitment notification released by the respective State Public Service Commission or High Court for the most accurate and current eligibility details.
What You’ll Learn
- Prelims + Mains complete coverage
- Subject-wise conceptual clarity
- Answer writing & judgment writing practice
- Regular tests & performance evaluation
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Provincial Civil Service - Judicial Examination (PCS J)Provincial Civil Service - Judicial Examination is an entry-level examination for law graduates to be appointed as members of the subordinate judiciary (typically as Civil Judge, Junior Division, or Judicial Magistrate) in various states of India.Since it is a state-level examination, the details and eligibility criteria vary slightly from state to state (e.g., UP PCS J, MP PCS J, Punjab PCS J, etc.).General Eligibility Criteria1. Educational QualificationBachelor of Laws (LL.B.) Degree:Candidates must possess an LL.B. degree—either a 3-year program after graduation or a 5-year integrated program after Class 12 (10+2)—from a university or institution recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI).2. Age LimitMinimum Age: Generally 21 or 22 years old.Maximum Age: Typically ranges from 32 to 37 years, depending on the specific state.Age Relaxation: Relaxation is provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) and other special categories as per respective state government rules.3. NationalityThe candidate must be a Citizen of India.In some states, subjects of Nepal or Bhutan, or certain migrants of Indian origin intending permanent settlement in India, may also be eligible (subject to official certificates).4. Other RequirementsLanguage Proficiency: Knowledge of the respective state’s local language (e.g., Hindi in Devnagri Script for Uttar Pradesh) is mandatory.Work Experience: Prior experience is generally not required; fresh law graduates are eligible to apply.Note: Always refer to the official recruitment notification released by the respective State Public Service Commission or High Court for the most accurate and current eligibility details.
- Prelims + Mains complete coverage
- Subject-wise conceptual clarity
- Answer writing & judgment writing practice
- Regular tests & performance evaluation