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Let these kids say whatever they want!
2. Your initial comment clearly said that UPSC and CAT are "tier 2" exams, and in my books, tier 2 is inferior to tier 1. So don't try to gaslight me in order to prove your point.
Second of all when I will graduate around 24.7 next year I will be having a ppo and also a LLM (infact one of the unis even accepted me)
You on the other hand will have to toil in a district court beside a drain because of some easy exam (genuinely it’s easy). It’s not AIJS abhi bhi
1. IAS / UPSC Civil Services Exam
2. CDS Exam
3. APFC Exam / Assistant PF Commissioner
4. Assistant Commandant Exam
5. SSC Graduate Level
6. Bank PO Exam
7. RBI Grade B Officers Exam
Exams for LLB degree:
1. Judicial Services Exam or PCS (J)
2. APP/ APO Exam
3. Law Officers in PSUs like Indian Oil, ONGC, Powergrid, etc
4. Bank Specialist Officers - Law
5. SEBI Law Officers
6. Law Officers/ Assistants in Railways/ DDA
7. CBI/ NIA APP/ APO Exam by UPSC
8. Trademark Examiner Exam, etc
But if you are saying that JUDICIAL SERVICES is inferior to those you've mentioned, then, Mr. You must be living under the rock!
Mr, I've seen ppl cracking CLAT in not more than 1-2 months with a score of 90-100+.(very very very very easy)
Judicial Services not like that, kid.
Judiciary
Assistant public prosecutor (not that prestigious but u can consider)
There are hiring notifications from CBI etc for law officers as well
Nd then asking what prestigious exams......
Lol