The Provincial Civil Service Judicial Exam (PCS-J) is an entry-level exam for law graduates to be appointed as subordinate judiciary members. Twenty-four states conduct the entrance exam to hire the members by the respective state’s public service commission or high court. Every year, nearly 50000-60000 candidates appear for the exam, of which only 15-20% are clear.
Typically, the minimum age required is 21 years, and the maximum period is 35 years. This is subject to variation according to each state and for reserved categories but not different for Judiciary English and Judiciary Hindi Medium.
The age limit is 21-35 years for the general category. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC/ST, OBC, Sports Person, State Govt. Employees, Ex. Servicemen and 15 years for the Physically Handicapped.
The age limit is 21- 40 years for the general category. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for the SC, ST, and OBC candidates.
The age limit is 22 to 35 years. For women and physically handicapped, the age limit is extended to 40 years.
The age limit is 21 years to 32 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC, ST, Ex-Servicemen, and Short Service Commission Officers and ten years for SC/ST with Disability, General with Disability, and PwD.
The age limit is 21 years to 42 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC, ST, OBC, Divorced Women of Haryana; Women whose husbands have remarried; Widows; Women living separately from husbands for over two years; Wives of serving disabled military personnel, ten years relaxation for the Physically Handicapped in Haryana and 15 years relaxation for Physically Handicapped candidates from the SC/BC category of Haryana. Also, unmarried women of Haryana get relaxation up to 45.
The age limit is 21-35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for OBC and five years for SC and ST candidates.
The age limit is 35 years and below. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC and ST candidates.
The age limit is 35 years and below. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC, ST, and OBC candidates.
The age limit is 21 years to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC, ST, and OBC candidates.
The age limit is 22 to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC, ST, and OBC.
The age limit is 22 to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC, ST, and OBC.
The age limit is 18 to 35 years.
The age limit is 22 to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for female candidates, SC, and ST, and ten years for PwD.
The age limit is 21 years to 43 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC, ST, and ex-servicemen.
The age limit is 35 years and below. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC and ST.
The age limit is 21 years to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC, ST, OBC, and Permanent/Temporary Employees of MP.
The age limit is 35 years and below. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC, ST, Socially and educationally Backward Classes, Disabled Persons (PH), Ex-Servicemen, and OBC(M)/OBC(MP).
The age limit is 35 years and below. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC, ST, or Socially and educationally Backward Classes.
The age limit is 35 years and below. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is three years for SC and ST candidates.
The age limit is 23 to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is
The age limit is 21 years to 37 years. For Central/state government employees, the age limit is extended to 45 years of age; for SC AND ST Of all States, Divorced women, widows, and other specific categories of women and Backward Classes only of Punjab, the age limit is relaxed till 42 years. Also, for Physically Handicapped persons who have Punjab Domicile, the age limit is extended up to 47 years.
The age limit is 18-35 years.
The age limit is 21 years to 36 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC, ST, and Ex-Servicemen, three years for OBC, and ten years for PwD.
The age limit is 23 years to 35 years. For the reserved categories, the age relaxation is five years for SC and ST categories, three years for the BC (Non-Creamy Layer) category, up to 45 years of age for persons with disabilities having physical disabilities of 40% and above, and two years for persons who have been in Government service for at least two years.
The Provincial Civil Service Judicial Exam (PCS-J) is a way to enter the prestigious Indian judiciary. Indian citizens with an LLB degree from a recognized institution aged between 21 and 35 are eligible to take the exam. Check out the age-wise eligibility criteria given above.
You must meet the age eligibility criteria but still apply to ensure your application is not canceled.
No, this power is with government and can't be changed normally.
No, this power is with government and can't be changed normally.
Yes, age relaxation is provided to specific reserved categories.
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