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No, Bar Council of India (Which regulates lawyers profession)does not recognize any distance education degree for LLB. Therefore, even if you managed to obtain one, you will not be able to practice in court with that degree.

there is no need to practice law for lawyers in India to become a Judge.it is not necessary to have a experience certificate for a judge. Only the judges need to pass the judiciary exam.

Hello!

In order to become a judge, you must pass 10+2 in any stream with an aggregate of 50 percent marks or equivalent from a recognised board. Then some of the entrance examinations to become judge are CLAT, AP LAWCET, AILET, PU BA LLB, DU LLB and LSAT. Popular Bachelor programmes to become judhe are LLB, BLS LLB, BA LLB, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB. After completing Bachelor’s degree, you can either start Master's degree or work in the industry as a fresher. After few years of experience, you can opt for Master's degree programme.

In order to become a judge, you must have research, judgement and communication skills. You can also to certifications and internships to become a judge.

In order to join the Higher Judicial Service as ADJ, you need to complete 7 years of practice as advocate and in order to become a judge in High Court, you need to have 10 years of experience.

For further information, please refer to this link:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/judge

Best wishes

Hi

Dr Harvansh singh judge dental college is a medical college in Chandigarh with 100 seats available for fresher's batch.

All india Closing rank for 2020 for BDS was 59725

But keep in mind that cutoff varies every year depending upon number of seats available, number of candidates and exam difficulty.

Here is the link for details about your concerned college

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/dr-harvansh-singh-judge-institute-of-dental-sciences-and-hospital-chandigarh/cut-off

Best of luck

Hello aspirant,

I want to inform you that yes you can get and any other student can also get you just need to register through bfhus website and document verification is done during 1st round only home state students are allowed but from 2nd round onwards the seats are open for all and home state students are given preference and then if seats are left empty then other state students are allowed but as the trend noticed yes many seats are left unalloted so you want that college then must apply for that .

Hopefully I have cleared your doubt.

Hello Aspirant

It depends on the fact that in which college do you want to take Biotechnology, for GFTIs such as Delhi Technological University(DTU) and Netaji Subhash University of Technology(NSUT), you can expect a seat around 120 marks and you will need to get at least an rank around 40k-50k to secure a seat in Delhi Technological University(DTU), Biotechnology and maybe around 60k-65k for Netaji Subhash University of Technology(NSUT).

Again there are not many colleges which offer this course, as it is an research oriented branch, you can expect to get a seat with a little hardwork considering that you only need biotechnology. A percentile of 95-96 will be safe to grab a seat in DTU/NSUT which are among the top tier colleges of country.

Hope this helps

Dear applicant although for most the interviews you will be principally judged on the basis of your communication skills, knowledge acquired during your degree and the way you carry yourself. Your potential will be interviewed not your height because that doesn't reflect your hard work or dedication. For the BBA post the possibilities of being judged as per height is quite less.

All the best!!

Hello Aspirant,

First Off looking at your marks and looking upon the last year that is the 2020 cutoff the closing rank for this particular dental institution was around 59,725.

And also this college has 100% All India Seats and no criteria of 15% All india seats and 85% State quota seats unlike other dental and MBBS institutions . so you having the domicile of Punjab is not going to fetch you admissions in this particular institution if you do not clear present years cutoffs,

As you know cutoffs varies every year depending upon various parameters so can't be sure about this years too.

You can wait until the cutoff is out and then probably also participate in the counselling process to be more accurate .

You can go through the below links if you have any doubts related to cutoffs and counselling procedures.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Anyways do not lose hope and assuming this might have helped you

Good Luck!!!

Hello Smriti Arora,

Well you have a wonderful dream.

You should start preparing for law entrance exams from class 11th only. As it's better to get started earlier.

There are various law entrance examinations like:

• CLAT
• AILET
• Duet
• DU LLB
• HPNET
• LSAT INDIA

For more information on law entrance exams please follow the link:https://law.careers360.com/exams

After clearing these exams you should take admission in some top colleges like NLU BANGALORE, NLU ORISSA, NLU BIHAR, DELHI UNIVERSITY, etc.

For more information on Law course please visit the following link :https://www.careers360.com/courses/law-course

You should join some coaching institution fkr clearing law exams like Sreeram law academy, Career launcher, T. I. M. E, etc

HOPE THIS HELPS YOU

ALL THE BEST

Hello Aspirant,

You have to clear The State Judicial Service Exam. After 2 years of probation the newly recruited Judges will be posted as Judicial Magistrate/Civil Judge. It will take around 20 years to get Promoted to from Judicial Magistrate post to District Judge, since it's a high post.

You can also become a District judge by Cracking the Higher Judicial Service Prelims, Main and Interview for the Post of Additional District and Session Judges.  For this, you need atleast 7 years of experience as a ln advocate.

You can check this link for more details:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/judge

Hope this helps you!

All the best!

Hello,

In India's subordinate judiciary, there are three types of judges.

Judicial Magistrate/ District Munsif is a civil judge. He works on both civil and criminal cases.

Sub judge/ Sessions Judge is referred to be a Civil Judge (Senior Division). He handles both sorts of cases: appeals from district magistrates and other Special Acts Original Petitions.

District Judge is the highest level in the Subordinate Judicial System. He handles civil and criminal matters, as well as appeals from civil judges (senior division), sessions cases, criminal appeals from JM, and other unique cases under Special Acts. He will be referred to as a District Judge when dealing with civil matters and as a Sessions Judge when dealing with criminal ones.

A Judicial Officer's profession begins as a Judicial Magistrate First Class and as a Civil Judge Junior Division. Civil Judge Senior Division is the next step above. The Officer will be assigned as an Additional Sessions Judge, where the Judge will oversee Criminal Case Trials, either concurrently or after some experience. The District and Sessions Judge will then file an independent charge.High Court Judges are selected at this level.

Hope it helped

Thank you