Judiciary Online Batches 2026 by Physics Wallah

The PW Judiciary Online Batches 2026 aim to bring these requirements into a detailed learning format. The batches include live teaching, recorded content for State Local Laws, practice questions, mock and sectional tests, and guidance from experienced Judiciary faculty.

The programme provides 2 live lectures per day across batches. The Foundation Batch includes 1,000 hours of live classes, along with 200 hours of recorded State Local Laws lectures.

Judiciary examinations require candidates to prepare both common legal subjects and state-specific components. While the exact syllabus varies according to the examination, aspirants generally need strong command over major areas of law, legal concepts and applicable local laws.

State-specific preparation becomes particularly important because the relevant laws and examination patterns can differ across states. The Judiciary programme therefore includes dedicated State Local Laws content to support this part of preparation.

Students should always refer to the official notification and syllabus of their target Judiciary examination before finalising their study plan.

The online batches combine classes, practice and assessment resources to create a proper preparation environment.

Live Classes

The programme provides 2 live lectures every day across batches. Regular classes can help aspirants maintain consistency and systematically cover the syllabus instead of postponing difficult subjects.

Recorded State Local Laws Lectures

Aspirants preparing for state-level Judiciary examinations need focused preparation for local laws. The programme includes 200 hours of recorded State Local Laws lectures, which can be revisited during revision.

Extensive Practice Questions

The programme provides 5,000 practice questions, giving learners opportunities to apply legal concepts after completing their classes. Regular question-solving can also help students identify topics that need additional revision.

Mock and Sectional Tests

The number of mock and sectional tests ranges from 5 to 10, depending on the state. These assessments can help candidates become familiar with examination-style questions and evaluate their preparation.

Dedicated Judiciary Faculty

The programme has 9 Judiciary faculty members, including Karan Sangwan, Shrimee Shrivastav, Manmohan Joshi, Apoorva Purohit, Nidhi Sharma, Sandeep Khatri, Kiffi Agarwal and Atma Prakash.

The listed faculty members collectively bring substantial teaching experience. Individual experience ranges from 3 years to 15 years, including 10 years for Karan Sangwan, 6 years for Shrimee Shrivastav, 15 years for Manmohan Joshi, and 10 years for Atma Prakash.

Physics Wallah can support Judiciary aspirants by combining detailed classes with extensive practice and state-focused resources.

• Dedicated Faculty: Aspirants learn from a team of 9 Judiciary faculty members, with individual teaching experience ranging from 3 to 15 years.
• Daily Learning: With 2 live lectures per day, students can follow a consistent study routine and work towards completing the syllabus systematically.
• State-Specific Content: The inclusion of 200 hours of recorded State Local Laws lectures gives candidates additional resources for state-specific preparation.
• Question Practice: With 5,000 practice questions, students can regularly test their understanding of legal concepts and improve question-solving skills.
• Mock-Based Assessment: Depending on the state, candidates can access 5–10 mock and sectional tests to assess their preparation and work on weaker areas.
• Wide Learner Reach: The Judiciary programme has covered 2,657 Judiciary learners, while learners are also enrolled from cities such as Lucknow, Patna, Delhi, Jaipur, Indore, Agra, Bhubaneswar, Pune, Varanasi and Prayagraj.

PW Judiciary online batches are suitable for aspirants who want exam-oriented Judiciary 2026 preparation with live classes, recorded lectures, practice questions, mock tests, and guidance for Prelims, Mains, and Interview stages.

• Law graduates and final-year law students who are planning to appear for State Judicial Services examinations.
• Beginners who want to build their legal concepts from the basics and follow a structured preparation strategy.
• Working or college-going aspirants who need recorded lectures and flexible access to study according to their schedule.
• Aspirants preparing for specific state judiciary exams who need coverage of state-specific and local laws along with major legal subjects.
• Students looking for complete exam preparation, including conceptual learning, answer writing, practice questions, mock tests, revision, and guidance in one platform.