Read 19 comments as:
Filter By
Yes you'll be allowed but good luck find time to study.
But it's 10-5 job and life is relaxed in it. How come I won't find time to study!!?
So, a sitting civil judge is allowed to take UPSC exxams, right?
Formally, yes. But take nothing for granted. Getting an NOC can both be routine and a challenge.
Oh no brother. Ew brother, no no brother. It's hectic
Bahahahah.. that's why kids should be banned from LI. Please complete your law school first, then get into judiciary, and then think ahead.
Congratulations on your current success and all the best for the future.
Many Many congratulations. I too want to follow this path. Also, know this, it HAS been done before. By someone who cleared UPJS, then DJS and finally UPSC while being in Judicial service. So certainly doable. How, I'm yet to figure out.
Can you please update on how much time you can take out from training to study?
Why are you writing UPSC after judiciary? It's a waste of your judicial prep time. Just do UPSC prep instead?
OP does need to get serious and stop underestimating the cutthroat scale at which competitive exams operate in india. Even the best prepared can and are often undone by simple luck.
Thats why Judiciary was easy to clear comparetively.

Now hopping onto my next adventure!
DJS results were recently announced so maybe that.