Dhyeya Judiciary

13/04/2024

You Tube Video👇🏼

Rajasthan Judicial Service 2024 | Dhyeya Law Listen Up Judicial Aspirants! Dhyeya Law, located at Aliganj,...

29/02/2024

Dhyeya Law Introduces Karma Yudh .
Karma Yudh is the All India Scholarship Test which will offer upto 100% discounts on all our Judiciary Courses. This test will be conducted in both Hindi and English Language. Don't wait register now and get the benifit of discounts on all our Judiciary courses facilitating your preparation for judiciary. This scholarship test will be conducted over our 4 centres on 16th March 2024.
The Sidh Dhyeya Judiciary course program of Dhyeya Law is a comprehensive course for Judicial Aspirants who aspire to be Judicial Officers in the future. This course program is devised to run for 14 months covering the entire syllabus for the Judicial Service Examination. Apart from the 14-month course we also provide a complimentary test series “Sidh Dhyeya Judiciary Test Series” which will commence after a 14-month course for 12 months and will comprise 90 tests (Pre + Mains).

Here are some highlights of the Sidh Dhyeya Judiciary Course Programme:

1) 4-5 hours lectures per day
2) Weekly test series
3) Provide classes on Local Laws with respect to the syllabus of various state-specific judicial service examinations
4) Dedicated classes of GK/GS
5) Classes covering the language & drafting aspect of the Judicial Service Examination syllabus
6) One on One Mentorship program
7) Interview guidance training program (IGTP) by retired judges
8) Complimentary comprehensive state-specific crash courses for pre and mains.
9) Well-researched exhaustive & updated study material in consonance with recent legal amendments and updates
10) Test series – Subject-wise, State wise & full-length Tests (Pre and mains)
11) Vigilant about individual performance index
12) Specialised expert faculties

20/02/2024

World Day of Social Justice is observed on 20 February annually. This day is marked to raise voices against social injustice and remove barriers regarding gender, race, inequality, religious discrimination, etc. It also highlights the social injustice done throughout the world and looks into the solutions and improvements.

14/02/2024

Introduction to Hindu Law | Judiciary Hindi Medium

Watch Trending Video 👇🏼🤩 A 365 days comprehensive one on one mentorship programme for Judicial Service Aspirantshttps://youtu.be/z3--EvcKzQc?si=IjSsLWNVvV...

30/01/2024

We are HIRING💼
Dhyeya Law is looking to hire people with experience in tele calling or sales. The work profile would require them to have conversations about our courses with aspirants of judiciary and law. The place of work would be Greater Noida.

_________________________________
Interested candidates may whatsapp their CV to 9319991061.
Interested candidates may also mail their CV to [email protected]
____Thankyou😊_____

26/01/2024

On the 75th Republic Day, may the principles of our Constitution guide you towards a life of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. Happy Republic Day! Remembering the sacrifices of our heroes, may you continue to enjoy the freedom they fought for. Happy Republic Day to you and your loved ones.

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳JAI HIND🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

25/01/2024

We are HIRING💼
Dhyeya Law is looking to hire people with experience in counselling aspirants of judiciary and law in Greater Noida.

___________
Interested candidates may whatsapp their CV to 9319991061.
Interested candidates may also mail their CV to [email protected]
_Thankyou😊__

20/01/2024

We are HIRING💼
Dhyeya LAW is looking for Experienced Legal Faculty especially equipped to teach aspirants of judicial service examination conducted by various states along with teaching the law aspirants appearing for exams like CLAT|AILET and other law entrance exams

_________________________________
Interested candidates may whatsapp their CV to 9289055177.
Interested candidates may also mail their CV to [email protected]
____Thankyou😊_____

11/01/2024

Motivation for the day!🥇🎯

11/01/2024

The Supreme Court in the case of Netaji Achyut Shinde (Patil) Vs. State of Maharashtra observed that a telephonic message which does not clearly specify the offence, cannot be treated as an FIR.