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You cannot become a district judge simply passing 12th standard, there are various stages and pre-requisite educational qualifications that you have to achieve in order to achieve the aim you have set for yourself, first of all if you're in 12th or passed 12th then you may consider pursuing integrated law courses for a duration of five years, it comes in many forms such as BA-LLB/ BBA-LLB/ BCA-LLB/ BCom-LLB/ BSc-LLB to name a few, admission is generally done through entrance tests such as CLAT/AILET/BLAT/LFAT/LSAT or state level exams such as MAH CET LAW/KLEE/AP LAWCET/TS LAWCET etc,

After completing your graduation course in law, you can enroll yourself as an advocate in a Bar Council, you have to pass All India Bar Examination.

Candidates who clear AIBE are given 'Certificate of Practice' by the BCI which make them eligible to practice in court of law.

In addition to this, having practical experience in courts add a greater degree of value to one's growth in the career of law, for recruitment of district judge which is notified by respective state government including written test/oral interview, candidates are required to have a service of seven years of experience as an lawyer.