The Supreme Court lists 130 tentative Junior Court Attendant posts. Check the minimum and maximum school qualification, age rules and official application dates.
Ask about the eligibility rules, supporting documents or application route for this notice. If you share an update, link the issuing authority and avoid posting private application details.
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The Supreme Court’s F.3/2026-SC (RC), dated 15 October 2026, invites online applications for a panel against 130 tentative Junior Court Attendant Group C non-clerical vacancies. The pay is Level 3, Rs 21,700–69,100, with initial basic pay of Rs 21,700 plus admissible allowances.
The printed qualification condition is minimum Class 10 and maximum Class 12/10+2 from a recognised board or institute. Do not assume a higher qualification automatically satisfies this maximum-qualification condition: read the detailed official advertisement and seek clarification if needed.
The general age band is 18–27 as of 1 October 2026, with specified category and special relaxations. Separate conditions cover widowed, divorced or judicially separated women, freedom-fighter dependants and Registry departmental candidates. Apply the relevant exception exactly rather than combining them into a general age ceiling.
The short notice directs readers to the official Supreme Court Recruitments page for application opening and closing dates. Use the detailed Junior Court Attendant advertisement dated 15 October 2026 for selection, fees, reservations and the authorised online link.
Check the linked issuing authority for the full conditions and any amendment before applying.
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