Hello Aspirant

No, Only LLB Degree from recognized college is enough to apply for judiciary Exam. A LLM degree is not required to apply for the judicial exam. Your age must fall within the range of 21 and 35 years old, under the Junior Judge Exam Eligibility, in order to apply for the judicial services exam.

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Hi,

To become a judge in India, after class 12th, you need to have a graduation degree in law i.e. LLB.

After that, you need to clear the Judicial Services Examination or PCS (J)-Provincial Civil Service-Judicial Examination. The eligibility criteria for this examination requires the candidate applying to be atleast 21 years age and not more than 35 years.

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Hello aspirant,

No by doing only b.com you can not becom judge. To become judge you must have completed LLB degree from a recognised college. Doing llb is must for becoming a judge. After doing your llb you need to study hard for civil judge exam of your concerned state or nearby states. After cracking that exam and interview part, you will become a judge. So if you want to become a judge, i would suggest you to first of all complete your llb degree and study for civil judge exam.

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Hello hello !!

I am hoping that you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , basically a Judge is considered as one of the prestigious civil services in India. To become judge , first of all you have to earn a bachelor's degree in any stream such as bba , bca , ba , btech and so on. Or you can also pursue 5 years of course of LLB such as BA LLB , BBA LLB, B.Com. LLB , B.Tech. LLB and others. After that you have to qualify the judicial services examination. To know further detailing , kindly refer to this link :

https://www.careers360.com/careers/articles/how-become-judge-in-india

I hope this will be helpful for you.

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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, Sure for sure you can become a Judge. So after completion of your 12th in MPC, you need to give the state level law exams or else national level law exams. State level exams include APLAWCET, TSLAWCET etc.,. at national level there are two exams namely AILET and CLAT exam. After qualifying in these exams you will be getting a seat, and after completion of 5 years of the LLB course, you need to enroll in the BCl through All India Bar Exam and further you need to give the Junior Civil Judge exams and after qualifying this particular exam you will be in the position of Judge.

Hope this helps you!!

Hello,

To become judge in India there are some step to follow these step are :-

1. First step have candidate have to enroll self in any graduation program . Graduation can be in any field.
2. After graduation candidate have to enroll self in 5 year course of LLB . Candidate require to appear in Entrance exam such as CLAT, ACLAT, AILET.
3. Candidate have to qualify Entrance exam of judicial service examination or PCS (J)  ( provincial  Civil service) after these examination there are other two examination that is lower judicial service and higher judicial service.

eligibility for lower judicial service :-

• candidate Must have 3 year of LLB degree or 5 year of integrated LLB degree.
• Candidate  age Must above 21 and below 35

eligibility for higher judicial service. :-

• candidate Must have minimum of 7 year continous experience as a Advocate practicing in court.
• Candidate age must above 35 and below 45

All the best!!

Hello aspirant,

To become a Judge in the Indian Judicial Services, one must appear for the Judicial Services Examination or PCS (J)-Provincial Civil Service-Judicial Examination . The PCS-J examination is an exam for law graduates to become practicing members of the subordinate judiciary.

Furthermore, the eligibility criteria to become and qualify to become a Judge in India is as follows : The person should be a citizen of India. Must have an LLB/LLM degree. He/She should have been a judge of a High Court for at least 5 years or he/she should have been an advocate of a High Court for 10 years. Apart from these, a person is also eligible if he/she is an exceptional jurist according to the president.

Further, to know more about the career, role, education, eligibility criteria to become a judge you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about this : https://www.careers360.com/careers/judge

i hope that this will help.

Yeah, you should keep your studies as secret and if you have any doubts you can ask to the respected teacher's secretly, in keeping secret means not to study alone.. that would be very hard , try to sit with your trust ones!!

Hope this would we helpful to you!