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Haryana Introduces 3-Year Practice Rule
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Haryana Introduces 3-Year Practice Rule

✍️ The Tribune 🗓 11 Aug 2026, 03:58 AM 👁 10
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Haryana has made three years of practice mandatory for judicial services candidates and introduced a new pay structure. This move aims to enhance the quality of judicial services in the state.

The Haryana government has introduced a significant change in the eligibility criteria for judicial services candidates. As per the new rule, candidates will now be required to have at least three years of practice experience to be eligible for the judicial services exam. This move is expected to improve the quality of candidates applying for judicial services. The government has also notified a new pay structure for judicial services officers, which will be applicable to newly appointed officers.
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