MP Judiciary Vacancy List 2024 : Category Wise Vacancy Details

Overview: MP Judiciary Vacancy 2024 is out now! Madhya Pradesh High Court on 17th November 2023 released the official notification for the Madhya Pradesh Judicial Services Examination to fill the Civil Judge posts in the Madhya Pradesh Civil Service (Judicial Branch).

To apply for these vacancies, your minimum age should be 21 years. Read through the post that will give you a complete insight into category-wise MP Judiciary vacancy, previous year vacancy trends, and more.

MP judiciary Vacancy 2024

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has yet to release the vacancy notification for the Madya Pradesh exam. We will notify you as soon as the notification is out for the MP Judiciary vacancy 2024. Go through the below table to understand the category-wise previous year's vacancy trends.

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MP Judiciary Vacancy 2024

Total 138 vacancies have been announced this year.

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Category	Total	Backlog
Un-reserved	31	17
Scheduled Castes	09	11
Scheduled Tribes	12	109
Other Backward Classes	09	01
Total	61	138

MP Judiciary Vacancy 2021

270 vacancies were released by the High Court of Madhya Pradesh for the Civil Judge Posts. Out of 270, 5 vacancies were reserved for the PwD category.

Check out the table below to know the category-wise MPCJ Vacancy 2021:

Category	Total
Un-reserved	78+04*
Scheduled Castes	25+10**+01*
Scheduled Tribes	32+80**+02*
Other Backward Classes	21+16**+01*
Total	270

MP Civil Judge Vacancy List 2020

The MP Judiciary Notification for the 2nd phase of 2019 recruitment notified 252 vacancies. The total number of vacancies is 192; however, there were 60 backlog vacancies. 

Category	Number of Vacancies	Backlog PH Vacancies
General (Unreserved)	96	6
Schedule Caste (SC)	31	1
Other Backward Classes (OBC)	27	2
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	38	2
Physically Handicapped	-	48
Total	192	60
Grand Total	252

Also read: MP Judiciary Application Form

MP Judiciary Vacancy List 2019

In 2019, MPHC released 190 vacancies for the civil judge post. Take a look at the below table to know the distribution of vacancies for the year 2019:

Category	No. of Vacancies
Unreserved	95
OBC	27
SC	30
ST	38
Total	190

MP Civil Judge Vacancy List 2018

Check the below table to understand the distribution of Judiciary Vacancies in 2018:

Category	No. of Vacancies
Unreserved	47
OBC	15
SC	13
ST	19
Total	94

Reservation Criteria for MP Civil Judge Exam 

As per the official notifications of previous years, the Madhya Pradesh High Court provides a reservation to SC, ST, OBC, and EWS categories.

As per India's reservation norms, the criteria for different categories are tabulated below:

Reservation Category	Reservation Quota (%)
ST	7.5
SC	15
OBC	27
EWS	10
Total	59.50%

Eligibility Criteria for Madhya Pradesh Civil Judge 2024

Three parameters must be fulfilled while applying to the MP Judiciary exam 2024. Some of the criteria are listed below:

• You must have an LLB degree of 3 or 5 years from a Government and Bar Council recognized University.
• The aspirant must provide a certificate of practice for 3 years (i.e. have 6 vakalatnamas in orders every year)
• The lower age limit is 21 years, while the upper one is 35 years.
• You must be a citizen of India with good well-being and decent moral character.
• You should not be connected to or have a history with any criminal case that involves moral descent.

Also Read: MP Civil Judge Admit Card

Conclusion

In conclusion, the MP Judiciary Vacancy presents a golden opportunity for aspiring individuals to enter the esteemed Madhya Pradesh Civil Service (Judicial Branch) as Civil Judges. Here are the key takeaways:

• The Madhya Pradesh High Court has released the official notification for the Madhya Pradesh Judicial Services Examination.
• You must be at least 21 years old and possess a bachelor's degree in law from a recognized university.

Seize this opportunity, prepare diligently, and embark on a rewarding career in the legal domain as a Civil Judge in Madhya Pradesh. Best of luck!