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To prepare for Judicial Service exam without coaching is absolutely possible when you have a strong desire and strong foundation and strong commanding regarding your subject like judicial ex Service exam to get high marks you should gather the previous year question papers and several mock test and you should prepare the collect the total entire syllabus and you should make them short notes and prepare thoroughly so you can understand the notes and you can get good rank

 * Law Subjects:

   * Constitutional Law

   * Contract Law

   * Criminal Law

   * Property Law

   * Tort Law

   * Family Law

   * Administrative Law

   * Jurisprudence

   * Corporate Law

   * Environmental Law

   * Intellectual Property Law

   * Labour Law

 * Arts Subjects:

   * Political Science

   * Sociology

   * History

   * Economics

   * English

The main difference is:

LLB (General) – Covers core law subjects necessary for a legal career.

LLB (Hons) – Includes additional specialized subjects, deeper legal research, and sometimes a dissertation, providing a more in-depth academic approach.

LB is an excellent career choice for girls, offering diverse opportunities in law firms, judiciary, corporate legal departments, teaching, and civil services. It provides financial independence, social respect, and flexibility, with options like corporate law, litigation, or legal consulting. Many women have excelled as judges, lawyers, and legal advisors, making it a promising and empowering field.

LLB (Bachelor of Laws) is a general law degree covering core legal subjects.

LLB Honours includes additional specialized subjects, in-depth research, and sometimes a dissertation. It provides a more rigorous academic approach and can offer better career prospects in legal research or higher studies.

After clearing the Judicial Services Exam, the initial post you typically receive is Civil Judge (Junior Division), which marks the beginning of your career in the judiciary, allowing you to preside over cases in lower courts; further promotions can lead to positions like Civil Judge (Senior Division), District Judge, and eventually High Court Judge depending on experience and merit.