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Supreme Court Launches Law Clerkship Program for Young Lawyers

The Supreme Court of Pakistan announces a one-year law clerkship program for young lawyers, with 18 positions available and applications due by July 23, 20

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Supreme Court Launches Law Clerkship Program for Young Lawyers

Key Takeaways

  • The Supreme Court of Pakistan has opened applications for its Law Clerkship Program 2026.
  • 18 positions are available, with placements scheduled from August to February next year.
  • Candidates must be Pakistani citizens under 28 and have a law degree by the application deadline.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has initiated its Law Clerkship Program for the upcoming year, offering young lawyers an opportunity to work closely with the country’s highest judicial body. The program is designed to provide practical experience in legal research and public service.

According to official guidelines, a total of 18 positions will be filled through this initiative. Applications are now open, with candidates encouraged to apply by July 23, 2026. Placements for the clerkship are planned from August 2026 onwards, covering different batches until February 2027.

Eligibility criteria stipulate that applicants must be Pakistani citizens and not exceed 28 years of age as of the application deadline. Additionally, candidates need to hold a law degree from a recognized institution. For those with a BA-LLB, at least a CGPA of 3.0 or equivalent is required, while holders of an LL.B (Honours) must have Second Class Honours Upper Division or better.

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Final-year law students are also eligible to apply but must ensure they complete their degree requirements before the start of the clerkship. Furthermore, candidates must have completed their qualifying law degree within four years of the application deadline.

The selection process for the program is rigorous and involves a detailed evaluation. The Supreme Court will assess applicants based on various criteria including writing and research skills, academic track record, practical exposure, motivation for public service, and interview performance. The assessment weightage is as follows: Writing and Research Skills (15%), Academic Track Record (15%), Experience and Practical Exposure (15%), Motivation, Values, and Public Service Alignment (5%), Interview (50%).

The interview will carry the highest weightage at 50%, during which candidates may be evaluated on their legal understanding, analytical ability, communication skills, judgment, temperament, professionalism, and overall suitability for judicial work.

Interested candidates are advised to visit the official website of the Supreme Court of Pakistan to download the application form, guidelines, and detailed terms and conditions. The Supreme Court has emphasized that applicants must read these guidelines carefully before submitting their applications as they form an integral part of the process.