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Originally Posted by fahdbashir View Post
Hi, dear friends is it necessary to do practice after doing LLB to be qualified for PCS Judiciary exams? If Yes than please tell me the source of your reply.. Where can i find the rules of PCS Judiciary online?
NJP 2009 states that:

The vacant posts in the subordinate courts should be immediately filled and funds for creation of new additional posts of Civil Judges cum Judicial Magistrates may be acquired from respective governments.

Presently, judicial officers are appointed through respective Provincial Public Service Commissions which takes time. Keeping in view the emergent need of judges to clear backlog, the High Courts should consider making appointments on adhoc basis.


So, while making appointments by concerned High Courts on adhoc basis minimum two years practice is required as a lawyer, this exam is based on two papers not like PCS. Earlier practice was not necessary while applying through PCS Judicial Exams.
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