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I had to take a job after llb because of family money problems. Now I have a saving of around 10 lakhs. I am unmarried. I can sit at my home in jaipur and study.
My dream is to prepare for rajasthan judicial services exam. Age limit is 40.
Please don't joke or troll me. Any help is very much appreciated.
1. Am I too late to prepare for exam.
2. I complete forgot LLB subject over the past 4 years. I haven't touched a single civil or criminal law subject. I was only looking at IT commercial contracts.
Is it possible to learn everything to a level where I can Crack the exam.
I can spend upto 2 year's trying out my luck in the judicial services exam. I will also write judicial exams of other states.
3. Is it worth the risks? Is it possible.
Are there people who start as late as myself