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I can speak Malayalam, but my reading and writing skills are weak. Will it be an issue while giving the exams?
I am writing Judicial Services Exams in other States where Hindi is local language. How difficult is Kerala Judicial Services Exams? How to go about it? How to prepare?
Any tips and tricks are appreciated!
Apart from that, in terms of competition, it is less compared to other states since only around 2-3k people write the exam every year and they mostly they conduct it every year. However in 2024 the vacancies were very less, only 7 seats. But this is not the general case, usually 20-30 vacancies are there minimum every year, if you prepare well, its not a difficult exam to crack.
For preparation its is very state specific, bare acts + case laws would be sufficient. However, most people who clear take coaching locally, based in Trivandrum and Kochi. Its optional based on your level of legal knowledge. Hope this helps.
Competition is less than other states (around 4000 seats) so are seats. This year its around 7 seats usually it's around 20 to 30. But hiring is not consistent.
Local coaching is available in Trivandrum. Same is available online where they teach you local laws necessary for mains exam.
I am not preparing for Kerala Judiciary because the additional efforts (Local Laws, Malayalam language) is not worth these seats..
I am currently preparing for some northern states.
I'm a law student, and need some advice on Judiciary Preparation. How can we connect.