Judicial Services
The examination pathway into service as a judge in the subordinate judiciary.
What this career is
Judicial Services is the recruitment pathway into the subordinate judiciary, conducted by State Public Service Commissions and High Courts. Eligibility rules vary by state.
- Typical education pathway
- LL.B. followed by the State Judicial Services examination
What professionals typically do
- Hear and decide cases in subordinate courts
- Evaluate evidence and apply the law
- Write reasoned judgments
- Manage court proceedings
Typical education pathways
- LL.B. from a recognised institution
- State Judicial Services examination — check each state's eligibility and experience requirements
Important skills
Legal knowledge · Impartial reasoning · Written clarity · Temperament
Suitable student interests
Law · Fairness · Disciplined preparation
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