Supreme Court cuts law practice requirement for judicial service from 3 years to 1 year

Source: The Times of India· Saurabh Thakur· August 21, 2026

The Supreme Court has reduced the mandatory law practice for judicial service to one year. Candidates applying until March 2027 will not need prior practice experience. Selected candidates will undergo one year of training and one year of clerkship. Those app…

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