Now, running 49, Can I become a Judge if I do my LLB course now?

Ans: Certainly! Becoming a Judge in India is an esteemed career path. Here’s how you can pursue it after completing your LLB:

Earn a Bachelor’s Degree: First, obtain a graduate degree in any discipline. You can pursue LLB after completing your 10+2 education.
Enroll in a Law School: After obtaining your LLB degree, you can start practicing law or choose to pursue a master’s degree in law (LLM).
Appear for Judicial Service Examinations: To become a Judge, you need to clear the judicial service examinations. These exams are conducted by various state governments or the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Successful candidates become eligible for appointment as Judicial Magistrates or Civil Judges.
Gain Relevant Experience: After clearing the exams, you’ll work as a Judicial Magistrate or Civil Judge. Gain experience by presiding over court proceedings, hearing cases, and delivering verdicts.
Career Progression: As you gain experience, you can progress through different levels of the judiciary. Here’s an overview of the pay scales for various positions:
First Class Magistrate/Junior Civil Judge: Rs. 27,700 to Rs. 47,700 (initial pay scale)
Senior Civil Judge: Rs. 39,530 to Rs. 54,010
District Judge: Rs. 51,550 to Rs. 63,070
Remember that becoming a Judge involves dedication, legal knowledge, and a commitment to upholding justice. Best of luck on your journey!