Supreme Court’s Three-Year Litigation Mandate for Judiciary Exams Sparks Outrage Amongst Aspirants and Coaching Institutes
Anger has been stoked among law graduates and coaching institutes as a result of the new rule imposed by the Supreme Court, which stipulates that prospective judges must spend three years working in litigation before taking the tests for the court. Many people are confronted with lengthy preparation periods, high coaching fees, and restricted job possibilities in the legal field that go beyond low-paying litigation employment.