Current Affairs - National - Discussion

One year is the revised mandatory practice period prescribed by the Supreme Court for candidates seeking to appear in entry-level judicial service examinations. The earlier requirement of three years of legal practice was reduced to one year. Along with this change, the Court introduced a one-year training period and one year of supervised clerkship as part of the judicial recruitment and training process. The arrangement is intended to provide greater opportunities for young law graduates while also allowing judicial authorities to assess the quality of recruitment and training.