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Answered on 12 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

Which book is best for BA LLB?

Upasna

CTET Certified Teacher from CBSE

The best books for BA LLB depend on the subjects, but some highly recommended ones are: Legal Aptitude – "Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning" by A.P. Bhardwaj Constitutional Law – "Introduction to the Constitution of India" by D.D. Basu Contract Law – "Law of Contract" by Avtar... read more

The best books for BA LLB depend on the subjects, but some highly recommended ones are:

 

Legal Aptitude – "Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning" by A.P. Bhardwaj

Constitutional Law – "Introduction to the Constitution of India" by D.D. Basu

Contract Law – "Law of Contract" by Avtar Singh

Criminal Law – "Indian Penal Code" by K.D. Gaur

Torts – "Law of Torts" by R.K. Bangia

Jurisprudence – "Jurisprudence and Legal Theory" by V.D. Mahajan

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Answered on 15 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

Is judicial services Exams really tough?

Soumyajit Bhattacharya

Learn law with a new dimension

Yes, it contains 3 stages Prelims which is mcq type then Mains which is subjective and lastly viva.
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Answered on 16 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

What is the eligibility criteria for state judicial services exam?

Oindrilla Ghosh

IELTS and Spoken English Trainer with 9 years experience

To be eligible for a State Judicial Services Exam, you must be an Indian citizen, hold a valid LLB degree from a recognized university, be enrolled as an advocate under the Advocates Act, 1961, and generally fall within the age range of 21 to 35 years old
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Answered on 16 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

Is the judicial service exam conducted every year?

Oindrilla Ghosh

IELTS and Spoken English Trainer with 9 years experience

Yes, the Judicial Service Examination is conducted annually in most states in India
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Answered on 15 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

What is the difference between judicial service and higher judicial service?

Poovarasi S.

NEET IIT-JEE Professional Mentor with 5 years experience

The judicial services in India are divided into two main categories: Lower Judicial Services (LJS) – For law graduates who want to become Civil Judges or Judicial Magistrates. Higher Judicial Services (HJS) – For experienced advocates who want to become District Judges.
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Answered on 15 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

What is the best method to prepare for judicial exams?

Poovarasi S.

NEET IIT-JEE Professional Mentor with 5 years experience

To effectively prepare for judicial exams, the best method is to Key strategies to follow: Analyze the syllabus and exam pattern: Get a clear understanding of the topics covered in the exam and the type of questions asked to tailor your study plan accordingly. Study... read more
To effectively prepare for judicial exams, the best method is to
Key strategies to follow:
  • Analyze the syllabus and exam pattern:
    Get a clear understanding of the topics covered in the exam and the type of questions asked to tailor your study plan accordingly. 
     
  • Study Bare Acts:
    Thoroughly read and understand the relevant legal acts like the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and the Constitution of India. 
     
  • Develop conceptual clarity:
    Focus on understanding the legal principles behind each concept rather than just memorizing facts. 
     
  • Practice with previous year papers:
    Solve past year question papers to get familiar with the exam format and identify important areas to focus on. 
     
  • Note-making:
    Create concise and organized notes while studying to facilitate quick revision. 
     
  • Landmark Case Laws:
    Pay special attention to important landmark judgments and be able to cite them in your answers. 
     
  • Current Affairs:
    Stay updated with recent legal developments and current affairs related to law. 
     
  • Answer Writing Practice:
    Regularly practice writing answers to practice questions, focusing on structure, clarity, and relevant legal citations. 
     
  • Mock Tests:
    Take mock tests to assess your preparation level and identify areas needing improvement. 
     
  • Time Management:
    Develop effective time management skills to complete the exam within the allotted time. 
     
  • Language Proficiency:
    Ensure your proficiency in English and the regional language required for the exam. 
     
 
Important aspects to consider:
  • State-specific laws:
    Depending on the judicial service you are aiming for, focus on studying the relevant state-specific laws. 
     
  • Legal commentaries and textbooks:
    Refer to standard legal commentaries and textbooks for a deeper understanding of complex legal concepts. 
     
  • Coaching (optional):
    Consider joining a coaching institute if you need structured guidance and practice. 
     
  • Regular revision:
    Consistent revision is key to retaining information and performing well in the exam. 
     
 
 
 
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Answered on 12 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

What is the full form of LLB?

Upasna

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LLB stands for Legum Baccalaureus. It's Latin for "Bachelor of Laws".
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Answered on 12 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

What is the difference between BA LLB and BBA LLB?

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BA LLB mixes law with arts subjects like history and politics. It's good if you like those subjects and might want to work in courts or government. BBA LLB combines law with business subjects like finance and marketing. It's better if you're interested in corporate law or working for businesses. Choose... read more

BA LLB mixes law with arts subjects like history and politics. It's good if you like those subjects and might want to work in courts or government. BBA LLB combines law with business subjects like finance and marketing. It's better if you're interested in corporate law or working for businesses. Choose based on whether you like arts or business more.

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Answered on 12 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

What is the minimum percentage required for LLB course?

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Usually, it's 45-50% in your degree (for 3-year LLB) or 12th grade (for 5-year LLB). But, each college sets its own rules, and many use entrance exams too. Check the college's website for their exact requirements.
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Answered on 04 Feb Learn Judicial Service Exam Coaching +1 LLB Tuition

Which course is better, a BBA and LLB or a BA and LLB to do law?

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It depends on your objective. If you want to crack judicial exam a BA LLB is better and if you want pursue corporate then BBA LLB/IPR LAW/COPORATE LAW
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