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How the Three- year Bar experience rule may affect women judiciary candidates

Posted on June 3, 2025June 24, 2025 by Super Admin

Read 2 minutesThe judiciary is the backbone of democracy, and its composition significantly impacts justice delivery. Recently, the implementation of the three-year Bar experience rule for judiciary eligibility has sparked intense debate. While designed to ensure competent judges, this rule may have unique consequences, especially for women judiciary candidates. This blog explores the multifaceted impact of this […]

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Effective Strategies to Improve Speed and Accuracy in Prelims

Posted on May 26, 2025June 24, 2025 by Super Admin

Read 4 minutesCracking prelims demands a sharp balance between speed and accuracy. If you rush, mistakes creep in; if you slow down, time runs out. This blog reveals proven strategies to boost both, helping you clear the prelims with confidence. Understanding the Importance of Speed and Accuracy Why Speed Matters in Prelims Accuracy Cannot Be Compromised Key […]

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Analyzing the Judiciary Exam Syllabus and Pattern for 2025: Your Ultimate Prep Guide

Posted on May 24, 2025June 24, 2025 by Super Admin

Read 2 minutesLet’s be honest diving into the judiciary exam syllabus and pattern can feel overwhelming. Pages and pages of topics, changing patterns, and a blend of theory and application can easily confuse even the most dedicated aspirants. But here’s the truth: Understanding the syllabus and exam pattern is your strongest foundation for cracking the judiciary exam […]

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The 3-year Rule: A Launchpad for Judiciary Aspirants with Edzorb

Posted on May 20, 2025August 12, 2025 by Super Admin

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Tech & Research: Key to Judicial Development

Posted on September 11, 2024July 15, 2025 by Super Admin

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Read 3 minutesJudicial systems across the globe are witnessing a remarkable transformation. Modern judges are no longer passive interpreters of law, they’re active contributors to shaping legal principles that align with the complexities of our ever-evolving societies. This shift calls for a deep understanding of judicial research and development (R&D), a crucial pillar for maintaining the credibility, […]

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