Is job to practice a good idea?

One has to take the decision for his own career. However, since you are already employed in the judiciary, I would suggest you not to come on this side of the profession. Instead, after passing the final year of LL.B. try your luck to apply as a candidate to become a Judge. And as you know, the there is bound to be a waiting period in the profession. You have a stability in a job. But if you enter the profession, you may also get frustration due to waiting period. Beside this, if you have a family responsibility, I would strongly suggest not to temper with the career so made. Or, if you are amashed with the wealth, or some anscetral support, you may take the decision. It is for you to decide.

(My own experience: I have seen many lawyers, who make honest and sincere attempts to settle. Fortunately, I had a "spring board", when I entered this profession. My grand father was already practicing and my father put in 50 years of practice. So it was a lawyers' family and I did not face any difficulty in joinging. Nor had I any waiting period. By the way, I have now put in 30 years of practice. 

amit, its very simple, if you have lot of money, can afford an office and chamber then you can give it a shot. mind this fact that returns on your intial investment will be very slow. you will have to slog for atleast for 5 years and then things might pick up. if u dont have that much time and energy to waste then i suggest you stick to your job, retire and then practice. get the best of both worlds.

Thanks a lot for your valuable suggestions.