BPSC Judiciary Eligibility Criteria 2023: Age Limit, Educational Qualification, Domicile

BPSC Judiciary eligibility 2023 is notified by the  Bihar Public Service Commission. The BPSC Bihar Judiciary exam eligibility criteria consist of fulfilling the age limit, qualification, nationality, etc. Applicants who fail to meet the eligibility are not allowed to take the exam. Read this post to know the complete details regarding Bihar Judiciary eligibility criteria. 

BPSC Judiciary Eligibility Criteria 2023

The BPSC Judiciary eligibility criteria 2023 is notified by the Bihar Public Service Commission for Civil Judge post. Candidates who intend to apply for the Bihar Judiciary should ensure that they have fulfilled the Bihar Judiciary age limit, educational qualification, nationality, number of attempts that is prescribed by the BPSC. 

To benign with the age limit to apply for the Bihar Judiciary is 22 years and only Law graduate candidates can apply for the BPSC Bihar Judiciary post. Read this post to gather more information on the Bihar Judiciary eligibility in this post. 

BPSC Bihar Judiciary Age Limit

As per the 32nd BPSC Judiciary eligibility criteria, the minimum age limit is 22 years while the upper age limit is 35 years for the candidates. In addition to this, age relaxation is also applicable for those candidates who belong to the reserved category of candidates. 

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BPSC Bihar Judiciary Age Relaxation

Check out the following table to know about the age relaxation admissible to different categories of candidates. 

Category	BPSC Age Relaxation
OBC	3 years
SC/ST/PwD	5 years
Woman	5 years

BPSC Judiciary Educational Qualification

As per the BPSC Judiciary eligibility, the candidate should be having any of the educational qualifications:

• Candidate should be a Law Graduate and must have qualified for the BA LLB and Integrated LLB course from a recognized university
• The candidate should be registered with the Bar Council of India
• Candidate should have passed the AIBE exam

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Know the Bihar Judiciary Exam Pattern

BPSC Judiciary Eligibility Criteria: Domicile

Only Indian citizens are eligible to apply for the BPSC Judiciary exam. However, the candidates who are domiciled in Bihar state will be provided age relaxation benefits admissible to their category. Candidates who are born or have completed their classes 10th and 12th from the state board of Bihar or schools affiliated to the state will be considered a permanent domicile of Bihar. 

BPSC Judiciary Eligibility Criteria: Maximum Attempts

There are no maximum attempts for the BPSC Judiciary examination. Candidates can attempt the examination as long as they qualify for the age limit prescribed for their category. 

Work Experience for BPSC Judiciary Exam

As per the BPSC Judiciary eligibility, there is no prescribed experience for the candidates who wish to appear in the examination. The notification has also notified that candidates who are freshers are also eligible to apply for the examination. 

FAQs on Bihar Judiciary Eligibility Criteria

Q: What are the BPSC Judiciary Eligibility Criteria?

A: As per the BPSC Judiciary eligibility criteria, the candidate should be a Law graduate from a recognized university and must be at least 22 years.

Q: What is BPSC Bihar Judiciary educational qualification?

A: The candidate should be a Law graduate from a recognized university and should be registered with the Bar Council of India. 

Q: How many attempts are there in the BPSC exam?

A: No maximum attempts are there in the BPSC exam. Candidates can write the examination as many times as they want until they satisfy the age limit.