HERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE ADVOCATES ON RECORD EXAM:

• Demand and Supply Gap: The number of cases filed in the Supreme Court every year is exceptionally high, and the number of AORs in the system very less. In 2024 alone, 46,000+ cases were filed, but there are only 3,432 AORs in the system.
• Better Clientele: Becoming an AOR instantly raises your profile and attracts higher-paying clients, even at the district and High Court levels. As an AOR, you have a more holistic view of the judicial system, right from the Apex Court to the lower courts- this gives you an edge over your peers.
• Client Retention: If your clients reach the appellate stage and you need to file a case in the Supreme Court, you will need to engage an AOR. By clearing the AOR exam, you can retain those clients for yourself.
• Case Diversity: As an AoR, your scope of work expands significantly. Not only do you get access to a wide range of complex legal matters, but you also increase your earning potential. If tapped properly, you might double or triple your earning potential within no time.
• Panels: As soon as you enter the Supreme Court, you get a better bargaining chip with banks, NBFCs, and PSUs who want advocates from the top talent pool. Clearing the AOR exam in itself gives you that much needed edge.
• Myths surrounding AORs: Lot of advocates aspire to start their Supreme Court practice but back out due to myths surrounding the Supreme Court and how challenging it is to clear the exam. 8 of our learners have already done it.