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Yha 65% wla topper kehlata hai & is saying 70% is normal.
https://www.scconline.com/blog/post/2023/06/26/mp-govt-mandates-3-years-of-continous-prcatice-for-recruiment-in-civil-judge-cadre-legal-news/
Folks , here ‘passed all exams in first attempt means by securing at least 70% marks in aggregate’ suggests that you don’t fail any exam in your bachelors and you get 70% in UG, it does not suggest any other entrance exam. So chill. Everyone gets 70% in UG bachelors as GPA. If someone isn’t getting that , then you are only outstanding anyway
Around 100 outsider candidates who were qualified Prelims, Gujarati proficiency test, and mains last year couldn't qualify their Gujarati proficiency test this time .
Around 2 writ petitions are pending in Apex court against minimum criteria of 20 marks out of 50 in the interview. Even though candidates perform exceptionally well in mains exam, couldn't able to qualify this exam merely because at interview stage they get 19, 19.6, 18, 17 etc. Similar, trend can be seen in MP civil judge exam
They publishes their result with following disclaimer
"Any application, even under the RTI Act, etc. with regard to the Preliminary Examination (Elimination Test) & Test of Gujarati Language, will not be entertained till completion of entire Recruitment Process"
The said amendment contain "either 3yr practice or (70% aggregate marks + passed all educ. exams in one attempt)".
What are your take on the said amendment ???