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Iām particularly looking to understand the actual lifestyle of a civil judge in Gujarat -things like:
- What are the usual working hours and how long does a judge typically work each day?
- Is the workload manageable or does it usually extend beyond court hours?
- What is the work-life balance like?
- What are the major perks and benefits of the judicial service?
- How is the overall lifestyle, accommodation, leaves, transfers, etc.?
- And generally, how does life look after clearing the exam and getting posted?
Iād really appreciate insights from someone who has first-hand experience or knows someone currently serving, rather than just general information available online. Thank you!