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Presently, I believe it takes almost 20 years to get into ASJ post.
It also depends on your rank in the final merit list, i.e., higher the rank, faster the promotions. The entire batch selected in one year is not promoted together, promotions are in smaller groups based on ranks.
30-32 is on the late side, so, so unless your rank is very high, most probably you might not make it to PDJ of a district, but you will surely become a ASJ/ADJ.
HC, 95% no chance.
Thanks and regards.
And if someone becomes a Judge at 30 - 32, what are the chances of becoming a HC Judge