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Which is better judicial service or civil service?


Riya Biswas 4th Feb, 2018
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Pankaj Goyal 6th Feb, 2018

Hello Riya, Both services are better in their respective field, it totally depends on in which field you are interested in.

In Judicial service (law exam ) selected candidate only will directly become a judge of the court or member of judges or committee member but In civil services selected candidates are eligible for various position such as IAS, IPS, IES, IFS, IRS, also judge of the district court and many more.

If you are planning to apply - For judicial services minimum qualification required BA LLB (UGC or AICTE approved college/ university), further age limit based on categories set by government. For civil services minimum qualification required graduation in any field (UGC or AICTE approved college/ university), further age limit based on categories set by goverment

So, if you are planning to opt for these exam then civil service would be good for you

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