UP Judiciary Eligibility- Educational Qualification, Age Limit, Application Fees

 The yearly recruitment process in the junior division for the appointment of the Civil Judge post will begin soon. If you satisfy the criteria based on your age limit, educational qualification, nationality, marital status, physical fitness, and character, etc, then you definitely stand a chance to crack these tests. For the latest updates, the deadline for submitting your application, and any announcement related to the 2021 UP Judiciary Eligibility, please refer to our blogs. Make sure you check the eligibility before applying for these exams.

UP Judiciary Eligibility

Educational Qualification Criteria

1. You must have completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Law from a recognised university.
2. Under the provision of the Advocate Act, 1961, the candidate must be enrolled as an advocate.
3. The minimum age limit to appear for the UP Judiciary exam is 22 years and the maximum age is 35 years. And must be born between 2nd July 1985 to 1st July 1998.
4. Must be a citizen of India.
5. Must have a thorough knowledge of the Hindi language and be able to read in Devnagiri script.
6. Must not have any criminal history.

Age Limit Relaxation Based On Category

Category	Age relaxation
Scheduled Tribe/Scheduled Caste	5 Years
OBC	5 Years
Skilled players of UP	5 Years
Served in the army for at least 5 years	5 Years
Ex-serviceman/ Emergency Commissioned Officers/Short Service Commissioned Officers/Commissioned Officers of the Uttar Pradesh Government	5 Years
Physically handicapped	5 Years
Dependant on Freedom Fighters candidates	No age limit
Government employees	No age limit

The Application Process For UP Judiciary Exams 2021:

Once you have checked your eligibility, use this direct link to check for announcements made from time to time of these exams, so that your application goes on time and you don’t miss out on this opportunity. Hence, make sure you fill the form before or on the last date. The UP Judiciary application form can be filled only in online mode.

The process mentioned below is important and must be followed carefully:

1. Once you reach the homepage, click on the “New Registration” tab.
2. Candidates need to fill in all the necessary details in the form such as name, mobile number, email Id etc. Once you have filled in all the details correctly, submit the form by clicking on the “Register” tab.
3. You can change details before you submit the form by clicking on the edit form tab in order to make necessary changes if any.
4. Print the final registration slip and keep it handy for future use as proof of registration.
5. The website will generate a new user ID and password which will be sent to your registered mobile number.
6. After logging in, fill in all the necessary details like personal details and educational records. Upload your scanned photo and signature on your profile. Make sure it is in the required format and size.
7. You may also upload your degree certificates, course completion certificates or any other on your profile on the website.
8. In case of physically handicapped candidates, upload proof of handicap.
9. Also, upload the reservation category certificate, if you come under the categories as mentioned in the above table.
10. Pay the applicable exam fees using any of the payment mode options given – net banking or card payment or other modes.
11. The registration process is complete at this stage. Download the entire form along with the payment acknowledgement fees paid for future reference.

Application Fees

The application fees must be paid online. The bifurcation of fees as per category is given below:

Category	Amount (in Rupees)
General & OBC	125
ST/SC/PWD Category	65
Handicapped	25

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