Hii,

As a law graduate from Amity University Gwalior, here are key government exams you can pursue, focusing on your strength in law and minimizing reasoning:

1. Judicial Services (PCS-J) :
   • Eligibility : LLB, 21–35 years (varies by state).
   • Exam : Prelims (mostly law, minimal reasoning), Mains (law-focused), Interview.
   • Why : Law-heavy; reasoning is basic (10–15% in prelims).
   • Tip : Study IPC, CrPC, Constitution (e.g., Ratanlal for IPC). Practice basic reasoning MCQs (1 hr/week). Check MPPSC for MP Judiciary.
2. All India Bar Examination (AIBE) :
   • Eligibility : LLB, no age limit.
   • Exam : 100 MCQs (open-book, law only, no reasoning).
   • Why : Purely legal; qualifies you for practice and prosecutor roles.
   • Tip : Use BCI material, bare acts. Check allindiabarexamination.com.
3. Public Prosecutor/Assistant Public Prosecutor :
   • Eligibility : LLB, advocate enrollment (some states), 21–40 years.
   • Exam : Law-focused (criminal law), minimal/no reasoning, interview.
   • Why : Suits your criminal law strength.
   • Tip : Master CrPC, IPC, Evidence Act. Check state PSCs (e.g., MPPSC) or UPSC.
4. SEBI Grade A (Legal) :
   • Eligibility : LLB, up to 30 years.
   • Exam : Phase 1 (basic reasoning, law), Phase 2 (law-heavy), Interview.
   • Why : Law is key; reasoning manageable.
   • Tip : Study Company Law, SEBI rules. Skim RS Aggarwal for reasoning.

General Tips :

• Prioritize PCS-J and AIBE for least reasoning.
• Use bare acts, Universal Guides for law prep.
• Check notifications on mppsc.mp.gov.in, upsc.gov.in, or sebi.gov.in.

Hello there,

Here are some government exams you can consider with your law degree:

1. Judicial Services Exam : Become a Civil Judge or Judicial Magistrate through state-level exams. Legal knowledge is the focus, and reasoning is secondary.
   
   

2. Public Prosecutor : Work as a government lawyer in criminal cases. Some states may have exams for this role.
   
   

3. Legal Officer in PSUs : Companies like IOCL , ONGC , and BHEL hire legal officers. These exams focus on law with some reasoning.
   
   

4. UPSC Civil Services (Indian Legal Service) : For higher roles in the government, including legal services.
   
   

5. NCLT Exam : Legal professionals are needed for positions like Judicial Member. It involves interviews and legal screening.
   
   

6. Bank Law Officer Exams (IBPS, SBI) : Public sector banks hire law officers. These exams include reasoning sections.
   
   

7. Department of Legal Affairs : Various legal positions in central government organizations.
   
   

8. Legal Researcher/Advisor : Work as a researcher or advisor for government bodies.
   
   Tips:

• Focus on legal knowledge for most exams.

• Improve reasoning skills with practice, as some exams include it.

• Specialize in a legal area (criminal, civil, corporate) that interests you for better preparation.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Shivangi,

Since you've completed law graduation, you have several good government exam options where legal knowledge is your strength. Here are some exams you can consider:

• Judiciary Exams (PCS-J): State-level judicial services exams like UPPCS-J, MPJS, RJS, etc. are ideal for law graduates. You must have an LLB and meet the age criteria (usually up to 35 years). These exams focus more on law than reasoning.
  
  

• Public Prosecutor/Assistant Prosecution Officer Exams: States conduct these for law graduates. They focus mainly on criminal law and procedure.
  
  

• Legal Advisor/Law Officer Roles in PSUs and Banks: Organizations like SEBI, SBI, IBPS, and IOCL recruit law officers. Exams usually test legal knowledge, some reasoning, and English.
  
  

• UGC NET in Law: If you're interested in teaching or research, this exam is useful. You can later apply for Assistant Professor or pursue a Ph.D.
  
  

• CLAT-PG: If you're considering higher studies like LLM in national law universities or applying for PSU legal jobs via CLAT PG score.

Since reasoning is not your strong area, focus more on law-intensive roles and start preparing for Judiciary or legal-specific posts. Build reasoning gradually alongside.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.