Chhattisgarh Judiciary 2024 Topper, Rank 1 Success Story

Chhattisgarh Judiciary 2024 Topper: Chhattisgarh Judiciary 2024 final results have been released on the official portal by the authority. Anjum Aara from Prayagraj, India, has secured Rank 1 in the Chhattisgarh Judiciary Services examination. Her paternal uncle's service as an Additional District Judge motivated her to prepare for the Judiciary exams.  She has expressed her gratitude by feeling how her family, along with the Physics Wallah and Judicary Wallah study resources, helped in her preparation journey. She shared that her consistency, along with the dedication and mentors' support, helped her to achieve rank 1 in the state judiciary services exam. 

Chhattisgarh Judiciary Toppers List by PW

The Chhattisgarh Judiciary Toppers list by PW showcases rank holders along with their scores, preparation strategies, and success stories to inspire future judiciary aspirants. By analyzing topper strategies—such as consistent Bare Act revision, PYQ practice, and mock test analysis—candidates can understand the right approach to crack the Chhattisgarh Judiciary exam successfully.

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Anjum Aara’s Journey: From CGPSC J Aspirant To Rank 1 Holder

Anjum Aara took the Judiciary Wala’s MAINS ANSWER WRITING + IGP. It covered the critical components of the judicial services exam. She started with the early exam preparation that helped her to work on her strong and weak areas for performance improvement. Her dedication to her preparation journey helped to improve her attempt strategy in the exam. 

• The Mains Answer Writing resource included the lengthy papers with time limits. 

• The candidate's regular practice significantly boosted her self-assurance.

• Detailed feedback on her performance helped her pinpoint and correct mistakes, leading to substantial improvement.

• Mentor's assistance helped her to boost her test-taking skills in the exam. 

Interview Experience

Anjum shared that her interview lasted about 18 minutes. The panel asked her questions about the current legal issues, acts, constitutional/general, and substantive law.