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Supreme Court reduces legal practice requirement to one year for entry-level judicial exam

The Supreme Court had on May 20, 2025, barred fresh law graduates from appearing for entry-level judicial service examinations and made three years of legal practice mandatory for candidates seeking direct recruitment as Civil Judges (Junior Division)

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Lawyers outside the Supreme Court of India in New Delhi. File pic

Lawyers outside the Supreme Court of India in New Delhi. File pic

The Supreme Court on Friday modified its May 2025 judgment on eligibility for entry-level judicial service examinations, reducing the earlier mandatory requirement of three years of legal practice to one year.

A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices AG Masih and K Vinod Chandran passed the order in a 2:1 split verdict while dismissing a batch of review petitions challenging the earlier ruling.

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