Results – Munsiff Magistrates Test 2019

RANKS..RANKS…RANKS

Results in the Judicial Service Examination

( Munsiff Magistrate Test 2019)

As usual my students excelled the Munsiff Magistrate Test conducted recently by the Kerala High Court , the results of which came on 19th June. 86 students came out successfully in the test including the first, second and fourth ranks and almost all scoring above 100 marks.

Angel Jose Rose stood first with marks 155 out of 200, Vinitha Pai stood second in rank bagging 145 marks and Joan Joseph fourth rank with 139 marks. In the year 2018 also Angel and Vinitha had secured first rank and second rank, but unfortunately both of them could not appear for the final exam in 2018 since both of them were beset with some physical ailment and severe fever and hospitalized on the days of the Main Examination. They were not disheartened by the misfortune and they worked hard again and this year also maintained their previous year’s status in RANK.

The spectacular achievement in the recent MM test is a repetition of the results in all previous preliminary tests , for example, during the 2017 test, Adv I.R. Rajalakshmi was the first rank holder with 155 marks among other 65 winners. Adv I.R.Rajalakshmi also won the First rank in the Legal Assistants test conducted by the Kerala Public Service Commission. For the Mains 2018, when the Kerala High Court published the results, out of 72 who became eligible for viva voce, I am proud to say that 33 students were mine.

Arundhathi Dileep secured first rank in the Main Exam 2018 ( general category), G Padmakumar First rank in the by Transfer Category and Jinimol First rank in the NCA category. Out of these 33 students who were presented for the viva voce test, 15 students including the First Rank holders in the final selection, Arundhathi Dileep, G Padma Kumar and Jinimol have been selected for training the Kerala Judicial Academy for being appointed as Munsiff Magistrates. They all were inducted to Kerala Judicial Service on 1st February,2019 in a colourful ceremony in the presence of a galaxy of brilliant judges of our High Court. They all started their training regularly from 4th February.

The day they took a decision to get trained under me for the test, the day they joined me for the course and the day when they were inducted into Judicial Service will remain tall in their memory through out. A real turning point in their life…. Fruits of labour and hard work amply rewarded ….destined to sit in the judicial chair to the envy of many. Among the judicial officers in Kerala, a total of 116 judicial officers including four District judges were my students on different years starting from 2009. There are my students in the Karnataka Judicial service and Tamilnadu Judicial service also. I wish them all the best in their life… May God shower upon them His choicest blessings to keep their judgments error free always and ever.