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From 1 November to 10 November 2026, Aashayein Judiciary is giving up to 40% off on the fees of its judiciary and APO courses. It is a Diwali offer, and the seats are limited.
The festive season has already begun. Dussehra is over and Diwali falls on 8 November. Many people choose this time to begin something new, and for a judiciary aspirant that something can be serious preparation.
This post explains the offer, the dates, and why the timing suits both new and old aspirants.
The Offer at a Glance
Detail | Information |
Discount | Up to 40% off on course fees |
Courses covered | Judiciary courses and APO courses (APO and ADPO) |
Offer starts | 1 November 2026 |
Offer ends | 10 November 2026 |
Seats | Limited, given to early enrolments |
How to enrol | Connect with the team on the number given in the session |
The exact fee of each course after discount was not stated in the session. Please confirm it with the team when you call.
Why This Diwali Feels Different for Aspirants
The session calls 21 August an early Diwali for judiciary aspirants and law students. That was the day the three-year judgment came. The session refers to it only by that name and does not give the case name.
Before it, a three-year practice condition applied to judiciary eligibility. According to the session, that condition has been removed up to 31 March. In notifications that come after that, one year of practice will be required.
So a distance of three years has come down to one year. For many students, a dream that had moved far away is now close again.
Always read the eligibility clause in each official notification before you apply. Rules for a particular exam are fixed by its own notification.
Also Check: Civil Judge Exam Preparation Guide
Vacancies Were Held Back. Now They Are Expected.
Since the eligibility judgment came, vacancies had been on hold. The session says notifications are anticipated after Diwali, once 15 November has passed. This is an expectation and not an official date.
If you have been preparing for a year or so, the message is simple. Revise well and stay ready for the Civil Judge Exam, PCS J Exam or APO Exam you are aiming at. Notifications can come at short notice, and revision done now is revision you will not have to rush later.
If you have not started yet, the same timeline works in your favour. The earlier you begin, the more of your preparation is finished when the notices arrive.
Prepare confidently with the best online judiciary coaching through expert guidance, conceptual clarity, comprehensive study materials, and exam-oriented practice. Start your journey towards becoming a Civil Judge with Aashayein Judiciary!
Is Diwali a Good Time to Start Preparation?
The session says yes. This is the time of year when people begin new things, and it is considered a good time to start for exams like judiciary and APO.
It also makes a plain point. The practice criterion is gone, but wishing will not get you a seat. You have to act on it. The discount is one small push from the coaching side, so that cost is not the reason you wait.
Aspirants who join an Online Judiciary Coaching course also get to study from home and plan classes around their own day. Ask the team how the course you choose is delivered.
How to Claim the Offer
• Decide which judiciary or APO course you want. The offer covers all of them.
• Call or message the team on the number shown in the session.
• Confirm the discounted fee and the course details.
• Enrol before 10 November. Seats are limited, so a decision made early is safer.
The session is clear on one thing. If you have already made up your mind, do not delay. Seats will go to students who enrol first.
Can You Watch a Class More Than Once?
A student asked this during the session. The answer was that you get enough time to understand the content. Two to three views of the same class are comfortable, and each class stays open for a set time period.
The exact period was not stated. Ask the team for it when you enrol, along with every other detail of your chosen course.
Questions Aspirants Are Asking
1. What is the Aashayein Judiciary Diwali offer?
It is a festive discount of up to 40% on the fees of judiciary and APO courses.
2. Which courses are included?
The session says the offer applies to the judiciary courses and APO courses. The title of this offer also names ADPO.
3. When does the offer run?
From 1 November to 10 November 2026.
4. Is the discount the same on every course?
The session says up to 40%. Ask the team for the discount on the course you want.
5. Are seats limited?
Yes. Only a limited number of students can get the offer, so early enrolment is better.
6. How do I enrol?
Connect with the team on the number given in the session and enrol in the course you want.
7. How many times can I watch a class?
You can watch a class two to three times with ease, within the time period given for it.
8. When are judiciary vacancies expected?
The session expects notifications after Diwali, after 15 November. This is not an official date.
9. What changed on 21 August?
The three-year judgment came. The three-year practice condition was removed up to 31 March, and one year of practice is expected to be required in later notifications.
Make This Diwali the Start of Your Judiciary Journey
The eligibility gap has narrowed, vacancies are expected soon, and the festive season has opened. All three point the same way.
Aashayein Judiciary, under the guidance of Nitesh Sir, is ready to walk with you through Judiciary Coaching for the Civil Judge Exam, PCS J Exam and APO Exam. The offer closes on 10 November, so contact the team today and book your seat.
Aashayein Judiciary wishes every aspirant a very happy Diwali.

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