Why now is the best time to crack the judiciary exam for practising lawyer with 2 or more years’ of experience

You have a golden opportunity to attempt the judiciary exam now.
A huge amount of competition has been wiped out because of the Supreme Court’s judgment requiring 3 years+ experience to attempt judiciary exam.
Recent grads and young lawyers who were preparing full-time can no longer give the exam.
They now have to wait until they get 3 years of practical experience.
So, the next 2-3 years is the golden window for you.
Your additional experience is an advantage because the paper & interview are likely to test on parts that require you to have practical experience.
At LawSikho we have a unique roadmap that has helped practising lawyers to clear the judiciary exam with just 2000 hrs of prep which they can do alongside practice.

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What will you learn in the bootcamp:

How to recalibrate your preparation strategy for judiciary exams after the Supreme Court’s judgment
Are there any new unfair advantages that you can leverage in this situation as compared to people who have never practiced before? What are they?
How to prepare for judiciary on the side while practising or working in a full-time job - how many hours does it take and what is the ideal study plan
What are the best ways to use your experience while you prepare for judiciary on the side
How many states should you appear for and which states to target keeping in mind the new situation
How is the paper pattern expected to change for different phases of the judiciary exam
What to do so that you can balance your client work and preparation
Should you attempt any other government exam like the Assistant Prosecution Officer Exam, SEBI Law Officer, IBPS Law Officer?
Is it a good idea to prepare for the higher judiciary, or academia

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Indicative plan for judiciary preparation

Compiled state judiciary exam syllabus and eligibility for 30 territories (inclusive of States + UTs)

Types of questions in judiciary prelims and mains

General knowledge and aptitude mock - 100 questions

Important Supreme Court case laws quiz - 100 questions

Sample practice question for judgment writing with solution

Sample judiciary mains answers to 5 important questions - state-wise

List of 100 technical terms for translation from English to Hindi (with translation)

Study material covering 5 topics of the Transfer of Property Act

Model answer for descriptive questions in judiciary mains - CrPC and Indian Penal Code (5 each)

Landmark case laws compendium - Constitution law (50 case laws)

Landmark case laws on the Indian Contract Act (50 cases)

Here are some practitioners who cleared in different states

Telangana (2024)

Ashwini Nomula completed her post graduation from Osmania University in the year 2024. She enrolled with us in 2022 and has been prawebctising since then. While practising as an advocate in the Telangana High Court, she also prepared for the Judicial Services Exam. She cracked the Telangana Judicial Services Exam in 2024. Her rank is awaited.

Arunachal Pradesh (2024)

Likha Talin graduated from Dewan Law College, affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut. He had court experience for about a year. In 2024, he cracked the Arunachal Pradesh Judiciary exam, securing AIR 2.

Maharashtra (2024)

Anagha V. Huse graduated in 2017 from SNDT Law School, Mumbai. She joined Lawsikho in 2019. In 2022, she cleared the Maharashtra Mains, reached the interview stage, and secured the 104th Rank (AIR). She was practicing as a Junior Advocate at TRP Legal. She is currently practising for more than 5 years. She has again cracked the Maharashtra Judicial Services Mains in 2025 and is preparing for its interview.

Haryana (2024)

Jasmeet Singh hails from Bathinda, Punjab, and graduated from the University of Delhi in 2018. He has practice experience of more than 4 years and was preparing for judiciary alongside his practice. In 2024, he cracked the Haryana Judiciary exam, securing AIR 18.

Shruti Gupta hails from Ferozepur, Punjab, and graduated from Punjab University, Chandigarh, in 2020. She was practicing along with her judiciary preparation. She worked under a senior advocate for 3+ years. In 2024, she cracked the Haryana Judiciary exam, securing AIR 60.

Chhattisgarh (2024)

Sajal Jain graduated from RKDF University, Bhopal in 2023. Sajal was practicing for around 2 years. In 2024, he successfully cleared the Chhattisgarh Judicial Services Examination.

Chhattisgarh (2023)

Lov Kumar graduated in 2020 from RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur. He was in practice for almost a year prior to preparation. In 2024, he cracked the Chhattisgarh Judiciary with AIR 23.

Narayani Kachhap, graduated in 2021 from Hidayatullah National Law University, Chhattisgarh. She was practicing while also preparing for her judiciary exams. In 2024, she cracked the Chhattisgarh Judiciary with AIR 28.