Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching with Free Lessons & Tips

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. 

To effectively prepare for judicial exams, the best method is to thoroughly understand the syllabus and exam pattern, create a structured study plan, focus on key legal concepts, practice with previous year question papers, regularly revise notes, stay updated on current legal developments, and hone your answer writing skills through mock tests, while prioritizing time management and focusing on relevant state-specific laws depending on your jurisdiction. 

Some books for preparing for judicial service examinations include:

Modern Hindu Law

By Paras Diwan, this book covers the essential topics of Hindu Law in an easy-to-understand manner 

Transfer of Property Act

By R.K. Sinha, this book is part of the syllabus for the judicial service examination 

Law of Torts

By R.K. Bangia, this book is one of the most important subjects and should be prepared properly 

Limitation Act

By J.D. Jain, this book is part of the syllabus for the judicial service examination 

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