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I am working in a Tier 2 law firm in Mumbai in IBC Practice. I have 4+ years work experience here and there. I started with a Litigation lawyer, climbed up to a firm. I took this job due to family financial issues. Currently earning 12 LPA. But I don't have savings due to family reasons - I had to support them for these many years. My age is 26.
Not giving exact details for privacy reasons.
My dream was to became a Judicial Officer. But currently I have done zero prep. I have mostly done SARFESI, IBC work and have forgotten every important law over the time. I only go to NCLT and DRT.
Is it possible to prepare for Judicial Services Exam with a job?
My working houses are 10 to 8, luckily weekends are off (Saturday and Sunday)
How to prepare?
Should I leave my job for preparation?
I am looking for UP Judicial Services Exam.
Kindly tell me if preparing with full time job is possible.
I have heard that for UPSC exams it's very difficult to study with full time job. Is it the same for Judicial Services?
I can quit the job but I only have 4L savings enough for 1 year.