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    Wednesday, February 25, 2026

    Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer Vacancy 2026 at Delhi High Court

    About Job

    The High Court of Delhi, New Delhi, has released an exciting Vacancy Notice for the position of Junior Judicial Assistant / Restorer (Open) Examination - 2026. This is a significant opportunity for eligible graduates to join the judicial administration in New Delhi. With a total of 152 vacancies announced across various categories, candidates possessing a graduate degree and requisite typing skills are encouraged to apply online promptly for this Group 'B' level position.

    Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer Vacancy 2026 at Delhi High Court
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    Job Summary

    The High Court of Delhi is inviting online applications for the post of Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer. The selection process involves multiple stages, starting with a Preliminary Examination. Candidates must be citizens of India or subjects of Nepal. The application commencement date was 04.02.2026, and the last date for submission is 23.02.2026.

    PostOrganizationLast Date to Apply
    Junior Judicial Assistant/RestorerHigh Court of Delhi: New Delhi2026-02-23

    Details of Position

    The recruitment is for Group 'B' positions, falling under the 6th Level of Pay-matrix of the 7th CPC. The total number of vacancies announced is 152, broken down by category as follows:

    • Total Vacancies: 152
    • General (Gen): 62
    • EWS: 12
    • OBC-NCL: 44
    • SC: 20
    • ST: 14
    • Total Vacancies reserved for PwBD on horizontal basis: 10

    Eligibility Details

    Essential Qualifications (As on 23.02.2026):

    • Graduate from a recognized University.
    • Typing speed of not less than 35 words per minute on Computer.
    • All educational qualifications must be from a Govt. of India recognized University/Institution/Board, with final results declared on or before the closing date for applications (23.02.2026).

    Age Limit:

    Applicant's age should not be below 18 years and over 32 years as on 01.01.2026 (Born not earlier than 02.01.1994 and not later than 01.01.2008). Age relaxation is permissible beyond the upper age limit for categories like SC/ST (5 years), OBC-NCL (3 years), and PwBD (10 to 15 years). There is no upper age limit for persons in regular service in this Court, subject to fulfilling educational qualification requirements.

    Application Details

    The application process is strictly Online via the Delhi High Court website (www.delhihighcourt.nic.in).

    ActivityDate and Time
    Last date and time for receipt of online applications23.02.2026 (2300 hours)
    Last date and time for making online fee payment23.02.2026 (2355 hours)
    Last Date of Closing of Window for Correction of Application Form27.02.2026 (2000 hours)

    Examination Fee:

    • General/OBC-NCL/EWS candidates: Rs. 1500/- plus applicable transaction charges.
    • SC/ST/PwBD candidates: Rs. 1300/- plus applicable transaction charges.
    • Fee can be paid through UPI, Net Banking, or Credit/Debit card. Fee is non-refundable.

    Important Conditions

    • Candidates must possess valid certificates (caste, disability, EWS) issued on or before the cut-off date (23.02.2026) to claim reservation benefits.
    • Candidature is provisional until final verification by the Appointing Authority.
    • No off-line applications will be entertained.
    • Correction window allows two modifications/re-submissions, incurring charges (₹200 for the first time, ₹500 for the second time).

    Mode of Selection

    Selection is based on a four-stage process:

    1. Stage – I (Qualifying): Preliminary Examination (CBT Objective Type) - 120 Questions (120 Marks). Subjects cover English, General Awareness/Current Affairs, and Reasoning/Arithmetic Ability. Negative marking: 25% (0.25 Mark deduction). Qualifying Marks: General: 50% (60 Marks); Reserved: 45% (54 Marks).
    2. Stage – II (Merit Stage): Main (Descriptive) Examination (100 Marks, 120 Minutes) on Essay, Letter, Grammar, and Translation. Qualifying Marks: General: 50 Marks; Reserved: 45 Marks.
    3. Stage – III (Qualifying): English Typing Test (10 minutes, minimum 35 WPM).
    4. Stage – IV (Merit Stage): Interview (Maximum 15 Marks).

    The final select/merit list will be based on the aggregate marks of Stage II (Main Descriptive) and Stage IV (Interview).

    Link TypeContact/Details
    Official Websitewww.delhihighcourt.nic.in
    Admit Card Download Venuewww.delhihighcourt.nic.in (Public Notice section)
    SBI Payment GrievanceHelpline: 18004253800, Email: dgmcs.cc@sbi.co.in
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