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In order to become a judge, you must pass 10+2 in any stream with an aggregate of 50 percent marks or equivalent from a recognised board. Then some of the entrance examinations to become judge are CLAT, AP LAWCET, AILET, PU BA LLB, DU LLB and LSAT. Popular Bachelor programmes to become judhe are LLB, BLS LLB, BA LLB, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB. After completing Bachelor’s degree, you can either start Master's degree or work in the industry as a fresher. After few years of experience, you can opt for Master's degree programme.

In order to become a judge, you must have research, judgement and communication skills. You can also to certifications and internships to become a judge.

In order to join the Higher Judicial Service as ADJ, you need to complete 7 years of practice as advocate and in order to become a judge in High Court, you need to have 10 years of experience.

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For becoming  a judge you need to have a degree in law  by any university or any private college affiliated by a university.

The minimum required eligibility is students must have a degree in LLB (  three-year Bachelor of Law degree)  or LLM ( two year Master of law) with enrollment as an advocate under the Advocates’ Act 1986 along with work experience.

The qualification, in this case, is different for the Supreme Court, High Courts, and District Courts.

Hello aspirant,

As you have completed your degree then you can go for LLB course which would be of 3 years duration and entrance exam accepted are CLAT, SLAT, etc. After that you can do LLM course in specialization you desire, which is of 2 years duration. After completion of course you need to start your practice and after few years of practice you can become judge and posting depends on the set of rules given by the Court.

LLM Specializations

Insurance Laws

Environmental Law

Family Law

Human Rights

Intellectual Property Law

Criminal Law, etc

Types of Judge

• High Court Judge
• Supreme Court Judge
• District Court Judge

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