In India, career avenues in the judiciary sector are bright for law graduates seeking government job opportunities. In 2025, several state and national examination entrance exams will be conducted for the working of civil judges, public prosecutors, and other legal careers in the service of the judiciary.
Civil Judge Recruitment 2025
The Civil Judge recruitment is conducted by various State Public Service Commissions (PSC) and High Courts to appoint judges at the subordinate judiciary level.
- Educational Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in Law (LLB) from a recognized university.
- Age Limit: 21-35 years (age relaxation applicable for reserved categories).
- Experience: Some states require prior legal practice experience, while others allow fresh graduates to apply.
Expected Notifications & Exam Dates
- Delhi Judiciary Exam 2025 – Notification in March 2025, Exam in June 2025.
- Madhya Pradesh Judiciary Exam 2025 – Notification in April 2025, Exam in July 2025.
- Rajasthan Judiciary Exam 2025 – Notification in May 2025, Exam in August 2025.
- Uttar Pradesh Judiciary Exam 2025 – Notification in July 2025, Exam in October 2025.
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Public Prosecutor Recruitment 2025
Public Prosecutors represent the government in criminal cases and are recruited by State Public Service Commissions and the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
- Educational Qualification: LLB degree from a recognized law school.
- Experience: Minimum 3 to 7 years of legal practice as an advocate (varies by state).
- Age Limit: 25-40 years (relaxation for reserved categories).
Expected Notifications & Exam Dates
- UPSC Public Prosecutor Exam 2025 – Notification in February 2025, Exam in May 2025.
- Tamil Nadu Public Prosecutor Exam 2025 – Notification in March 2025, Exam in June 2025.
- Maharashtra Public Prosecutor Exam 2025 – Notification in April 2025, Exam in July 2025.
- West Bengal Public Prosecutor Exam 2025 – Notification in August 2025, Exam in November 2025.
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Judiciary jobs in 2025 will be ideal career grounds for law graduates. Candidates are to stay tuned to the respective state PSC and high court official websites for notifications. Good pre-examinations preparation, a stronger command of law, and case law knowledge will make the candidates stand out for the recruitment.
