Banasthali Vidyapith

Yes, NRI candidates can also apply for LLM admissions at Banasthali Vidyapith. However, the university provides a limited number of seats for foreign/NRI-sponsored candidates. The annual fees for such candidates differ from those for Indian citizens. The annual fee for students falling under the NRI category is 3,800 dollars. Moreover, such candidates must provide the following documents:Original Certificates/marksheets of the qualifying examinationForeign Bank Account Number or NRI Account Number of the NRI applicant or NRI Sponsor of the applicantDeclaration regarding the non-resident Indian status of the NRI applicant or NRI Sponsor of the applicant

Yes, any student who has completed their Law degree from any recognised university of India is eligible to apply for the Judicial Services Exam. To become a judge, it doesn’t matter which institute a candidate has graduated from. The selection of students depends on their performance in the exam and the work experience they have. Mentioned below are the basic eligibility requirements to be fulfilled to become a judge:Must be a citizen of IndiaMust be at least 21 years old for subordinate courts and 35 years old for higher courtsLLM degree from a recognised university, with a minimum of 50% marksMust have a minimum of 10 years of experienceMust have experience of at least 10 years as an advocateAlso, check out this article on How to become a Judge in India to know more.