Law Student 15 June 2024

Ufm regarding judiciary services

I am a law student. And I have got a UFM in one of my paper. And I faced a year back. And cleared all of my papers with good marks. I want to become a judge. Can I apply for the judiciary services after this UFM matter? And what are the consequences if I can apply for it?

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A law student with a UFM (Unfair Means) case is asking if they can still pursue a career in judiciary services. The consensus is that once you have graduated with a valid law degree and passed all papers, a past UFM should not prevent you from applying for judicial service exams. The UFM is considered 'resolved' upon successful completion of your degree.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 15 June 2024

This is purely an academic query repeated in different forms in different threads of this website.

If you are a aspirant of judicial service first you clear the law graduation and then apply for judicial service exam.

Om Ram, Advocate (Lawyer) 15 June 2024

UFM will be said to be "resolved" after you complete the law and get the results. Otherwise, you would not be called qualified. It will have no effect on the Judicial Services examination if you have a valid degree. Sit back and relax.