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Govt Jobs for Law Graduates

A law degree opens the state judicial services (Civil Judge), prosecutor posts in state and central services, legal and research assistant posts in High Courts, and law officer posts in banks and PSUs. Rules on age, practice at the Bar and the state language differ from state to state. The list above shows every law and judicial form open today. The table below covers the regular routes, as per their latest notices.

Main Routes for Law Graduates

Recruitment	Who can apply	Selection
Civil Judge (Junior Division) (state judicial services)	Law degree, under each state’s rules. Example, Andhra Pradesh: must not have completed 35 (40 for SC, ST, BC and EWS)	Set by the High Court or PSC. Example, Andhra Pradesh: screening test, written exam (three papers), viva voce
Assistant Public Prosecutor (state PSCs; UPSC for Delhi)	LL.B., usually with years of practice as an advocate. Example, Odisha: two years of practice, age 21–42 and the Odia language	Written exams set by the commission. Example, Odisha: preliminary exam, main written exam (600 marks), then the final stage
High Court staff (legal and research assistants, clerks, stenographers)	Law degree for legal posts; other posts by qualification	As each High Court’s notice says
Law officers in banks and PSUs	Law degree, and Bar enrolment where the post asks for it	Bank specialist officer exams, interview

Check These Before You Apply

• Practice at the Bar: prosecutor posts usually ask for years of practice as an advocate (two years in Odisha); judicial service rules on practice differ by state.
• The state language: state judicial and prosecutor posts usually test or require the state’s language.
• Age rules differ by state and category: read your state’s notice, and check your age with the age calculator.
• Apply only on the official High Court, PSC or bank website and pay only the fee given in the notice.

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