Category Archives: Study Tips

Read 3 minutes “It’s not about the hours you study; it’s about the quality and consistency of your effort!” Every judiciary aspirant often wonders, “How many hours should I study?” While there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, smart time management and a quality-focused approach are key. It’s about creating a routine that emphasizes consistency over sheer volume, ensuring steady progress […]

Read 3 minutes We know the road to success isn’t always easy—balancing your dreams of becoming a judge with the responsibilities of work or college can feel overwhelming. But we want you to know one thing: YOU ARE NOT ALONE in this journey, and YOU CAN DO IT! You’ve chosen the noble path of law because you have […]

Read 3 minutes 💭 “What if I’m not actually good enough?” You’ve been putting in the hours. The late nights. The mock tests. The sacrifices.And yet… one bad score, one low-confidence moment—and that voice creeps in: “Maybe I’m just lucky. Maybe I don’t really belong here.” Sound familiar? If it does, you’re not alone.In fact, up to 82% […]

Read 3 minutes Judiciary preparation is intense, long hours, fierce competition, and the constant pressure to perform can easily lead to burnout. It’s a challenge that every aspirant faces, but it doesn’t have to derail your progress. By adopting the right strategies, you can stay focused, manage stress, and keep your mental health intact. In this blog, we’ll […]

Read 4 minutes Answer writing in the Judiciary Mains is more than just a skill; it’s an art form. It gives you the opportunity to demonstrate your legal brilliance, sharp reasoning, and ability to think on your feet. Crafting answers that not only stand out but also score high requires a strategic approach, where every word counts and […]