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    dev kumar
    dev kumar
    2023-06-14
    Faculty are well qualified and they are as expert as they make us understand
    Tuba Khan
    Tuba Khan
    2023-06-07
    The classes are well-organized and structured. The material is covered in a logical order, and there is a clear progression from one topic to the next. The classes are also well-paced, and students are not overwhelmed with too much information at once.
    Mohd Azhar Abid
    Mohd Azhar Abid
    2023-06-02
    The teachers are knowledgeable and experienced. They are able to explain the concepts clearly and in a way that students can understand. They are also able to answer students' questions in a helpful and informative way
    Corporate Studies
    Corporate Studies
    2023-06-01
    no words to describe the classes truely they are providing best knowledge with expertise
    Tauheed Khan
    Tauheed Khan
    2023-05-27
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    Tauheed Tauheed
    2023-05-27
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    Rekha Mittal
    Rekha Mittal
    2023-01-19
    I am a student of this Coaching. Taking classes with NK Sir is a great experience. He has an amazing teaching style, breaking the rules and explaining them in detail, and keeping it light and fun. After each lesson, it seems to me that I can answer even without touching the book. In addition, references are given to all subjects to make it easier for the students to set the task. NK Judiciary is the best-recommended for judiciary coaching in Delhi
    Lakshay Sinha
    Lakshay Sinha
    2023-01-02
    Best faculty I have ever came across. These facilities are most experienced in their fields, They truly take immense pain to teach the students. They clear the concepts in one go.
    Simran Gulati
    Simran Gulati
    2022-12-26
    In my perspective, NK Judiciary offers one of the best training for the Delhi Judicial Services. Every subject is thoroughly covered, and our mentor gives each student the same amount of attention. Here, learning is being done in a lovely way. Even now, our mentor is helping us to build our personalities. Being a part of NK Judiciary is a huge honour.

    Judiciary Coaching

    The Judiciary is the branch of authority that is concerned with law and the legal system. As an arm of the state, the Judiciary performs a number of important functions which depend on the nature and structure of the political system, making it one of the most important organs of managing law. NK judiciary provides the best judiciary coaching in Delhi for aspirants.

    We offer the best judiciary coaching classes in Delhi to help-seeking aspirants with the knowledge they require to excel in exams. These online judiciary classes in Delhi are available for students across India.

    CLAT Coaching

    Common-Law Admission Test is a centralized test for admission to 21 National Law Universities in India. The test provides examinees with admission opportunities to 18 premier law colleges across India. CLAT scores are also accepted by 43 other education institutes and 2 public sector institutes, making it a primary entrance exam for aspirants.

    LAW ENTRANCE!

    LL.M. (Legum Magister) is an advanced degree in law. Generally, LL.M. programs require a candidate for the degree to already possess the first professional degree in law- LL.B. or J.D.- and study for an LL.M. exam consists either of advanced coursework in an area of law beyond that usually contained in the curriculum for the first professional degree.

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    Why Choose uS for Judiciary Coaching Classes in Delhi

    Along with being the best institute for judiciary coaching in Delhi, NK Judiciary prides itself on being accommodative of aspirants’ needs. We offer the following services for students seeking coaching for judiciary in Delhi, and other law entrance examinations.

    1. Trained Faculty

    We have the faculty who are fully dedicated toward the students to provide them with classes that have a conceptual understanding so students don’t have to face any confusion. Our programme offers nothing but the best judiciary coaching classes in Delhi.

    2. Excellent Online Programme

    We use the latest technology for our students. We provide smart judiciary classes in Delhi to make it easier for students to understand and use real-life case studies. Our online programme of coaching for judiciary in Delhi is sought out by many beginners for its excellent user-friendly approach.

    3. Detailed Care For Interviews

    We know how it feels when you are preparing for an exam so we always motivate our students to give their best and we are always there 24×7 for our students to answer any queries. Our classes for judiciary coaching in Delhi hold special sessions to meet any doubts the students may have.

    4. Insightful Preparation

    Every student has a different way of understanding so we hold our online judiciary classes in Delhi according to this so that every student can learn based on their understanding. Our online judiciary coaching classes in Delhi are equipped with fully high-tech and updated technology and 24 X 7 wi-fi access so our students can be updated with new techniques.

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    Dear Students!!

    Remember, a little progress each day adds up to big results.’ Nothing is difficult; the most difficult is how to keep the focus on the goal. All you need is genuine efforts. Clearing the Judicial services exam is not difficult if you plan your everyday appropriately. The clarity in topics, self-explanatory notes, way of writing answers, proper explanation of case studies, learning of sections in-laws, awareness about current affairs, and internalising the subject or topic which one’s read is the path to success. Kindly remember – the Judiciary Coaching institute in Delhi is there to show you the route, but you are the one who walks on that route with your genuine efforts and the right approach. A complete devotion towards your goal and your judicial exam preparation is what makes you learn and adapt immediately. Many students do lots of hard work by using their hours. But only smart students achieve success who has planned and implemented their approach effectively and efficiently.

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    Efforts are being made to organize things better in the limited period as we know the content very well. So NK Judiciary always assists you in the right direction for judiciary classes in Delhi. I hope you will enjoy new learning with us.

    Since you joined coaching for judiciary in Delhi, remember that knowledge is essential to crack Judicial services/ CLAT exams; apart from that positive attitude, self–reliance, and individual efforts – is the actual reason for success because all these positive factors bring a feeling of worthiness. So, we will provide you with conceptualized notes, Frequent revision, a question bank, a learning environment, innovative techniques of studying, motivate you to know your potential, and all that means which create value for you and bring more shine to the success of our institute.

    Always push yourself to combine your action (studies/knowledge) with positive thinking/factors to succeed.

    Wishing you a happy and bright future.!

    Good Luck.!!!

    FAQ

  • What is the examination pattern of Judicial Services Examination?

    The judicial services exam is conducted in three stages

    • Preliminary Exam
    • Mains Exam
    • Viva-Voice or Personal Interview.

    Firstly, all applicants have to appear in the Preliminary Exam, secondly, those persons who qualify in the Preliminary Exam has to appear in Mains Exam. A Person who qualifies the mains exam is called for Viva- Voice or personal Interview after completion of the procedure of making the final merit list of the selected candidate.

  • What is the minimum percentage required for appearing in Judicial services Exam?

    For the State Judicial Services Exam, there is no minimum percentage required. The essential requirement is the possession of an LL.B by a candidate. Degree from a recognized university (either a 5-year integrated course or 3-year course). In any State Judicial Services Exam, percentage criteria are not specified. Good academic performance can help you to successfully complete the examination of judicial services.

  • What is the eligibility criteria for Higher Judicial Services?

    High Court of the concerned States from time to time invites application for filling up the vacancy of the posts in Higher Judicial Services.
    Payscale of Rs.51550 – 1230 – 58930 – 1380 – 63070
    Age Limit – A person must have attained the age of 35 years and should not be above the age of 45 years.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • Must be a Citizen of India.
    • Must be an Advocate of not less than seven years standing as on the first day of January 2015.
    • Prosecuting Officer / Assistant Prosecuting Officers are also treated to be an Advocate and eligible as per the Judgment of Hon’ble Supreme Court in Civil Appeal No. 561 of 2013, Deepak Agarwal Vs. Keshav Kaushik & Others
  • What are the additional subjects and local laws which a person has to study for State Judicial Services?

    In some states, there are certain local laws and Acts which a person has to mandatorily study for that respective State. For e.g. in the Delhi Judicial Services exam, the ‘Delhi Rent Control Act’ is a compulsory paper. The list of some states and additional subjects is given in the table you can get by clicking here.

  • How many Subjects we have to study for appearing in Judicial Services Exam?

    Following are topics that are commonplace for almost all of the State Judicial Services Exam:-

    • Constitution Of India
    • Indian Penal Code
    • Criminal Procedure Code
    • Indian Evidence Act
    • Civil Procedure Code
    • Limitation Act
    • Law of Arbitration
    • Specific Relief Act
    • Indian Partnership Act
    • Indian Contract Act
    • English
    • General Knowledge
    • Registration Act
    • Sales of Goods Act
    • Hindu Marriage Act
    • Hindu Succession Act
    • Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act
    • Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act
    • Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act
    • Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce ) Act
    • Law of Torts
    • Transfer of Property Act

    In some States, General Studies is likewise a paper for which one has to observe Current Affairs in addition to books relating to General Studies. Past year Papers also are very beneficial for securing success in the Judicial Services Exam.

  • What is the eligibility criteria for Judicial Services Exam?
    A person who has completed his LL.B. or B.A.LL.B degree can appear in the Judicial Services Examination conducted by different States. What are the minimum and maximum age limit for the entry-level Judicial Services Exam? It varies State to State however in general, the lower age limit is 21 yrs. and the upper age limit is 32 years. You can find The State-wise table of age limit by clicking here

    • What Our Rankers Have To Say About Us

    Testimonials From Students

    Great institute! The faculty are very polite and guide the students very well. The whole experience has made learning so enjoyable and truly memorable. Joined for LLM Entrance and so far the experience has been really good. Instructors are amazing. Classes are easy to understand. I recommend the institute for anyone looking for Law and Judiciary Coaching classes in Delhi.
    Judiciary Coaching in Delhi | Rahul IAS | N K Judiciary
    Aradhya Oberai
    Lawyer
    My Law Entrance course has been so helpful for my career and doing it from “Nk Judiciary” was excellent. I am so fortunate to finish my Entrance course at NK Judiciary Academy (Judiciary coaching in Delhi) and I am pursuing a Law Course. Excellent teaching environment and simple methods to explain things.
    Judiciary Coaching in Delhi | Rahul IAS | N K Judiciary
    Jyoti Mishra
    Passed CLAT Exam
    I had completed judiciary coaching in Delhi from the N k judiciary. I always appreciate their example by which they connect the Law study with Business word. It provides a lot of confidence, their judiciary classes in Delhi help us in converting the knowledge of solving the corporate case. I appreciate your steps for students. It helps a lot with the interpretation of law correctly. I have got 76 marks in Law with the help of their Face to Face classes. Thanks to you N K Judiciary Classes.
    Judiciary Coaching in Delhi | Rahul IAS | N K Judiciary
    Nancy Rawat
    Lawyer

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