Overview
The Delhi High Court Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer Admit Card 2026 has been released for candidates shortlisted to appear in the Stage-II Main Examination on 4 October 2026. The High Court of Delhi has issued the hall ticket through its official website; the total number of posts was not restated in the admit-card notification, and candidates should consult the original recruitment advertisement for the notified vacancy count.
Applicants must download the admit card before the examination and verify their reporting time, examination centre, photograph, signature and other personal details.
Key Highlights
| Particulars | Details |
|---|
| Organization | High Court of Delhi |
| Post Name | Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer |
| Total Vacancies | Not specified in the admit-card notification |
| Application Mode | Online |
| Official Website | delhihighcourt.nic.in |
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|
| Application Start | TBA |
| Last Date | TBA |
| Exam Date | 4 October 2026 |
| Result Date | TBA |
The Stage-II result date will be announced separately. Candidates should regularly monitor the recruitment section of the Delhi High Court website for updates concerning the result, typing test and subsequent selection stages.
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
- Candidates should hold a graduate degree from a recognised university or institution.
- Applicants are generally required to possess computer knowledge and the prescribed English typing proficiency for the Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer post.
- The commonly prescribed typing standard for this position is 35 words per minute in English on a computer, subject to the conditions stated in the detailed recruitment notification.
- Candidates called for later stages may have to produce original degree certificates, mark sheets and other eligibility documents.
Age Limit
- The prescribed age range for the recruitment is generally 18 to 27 years, calculated on the cut-off date given in the original advertisement.
- Age relaxation is applicable to candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC-NCL, persons with benchmark disabilities, ex-servicemen and other eligible categories under the applicable rules.
- Candidates should rely on the date of birth recorded in their matriculation or equivalent certificate.
Fees
- The application fee was payable online during the registration period.
- The admit-card update does not specify the category-wise application fee.
- No separate fee is ordinarily required merely to download the hall ticket.
- Candidates should refer to the original recruitment notification for the applicable fee, exemptions and payment conditions.
Selection Process
- Stage-I Preliminary Examination: Eligible applicants first appear in an objective-type examination designed to shortlist candidates for the mains stage.
- Stage-II Main Examination: Shortlisted candidates will take the mains examination on 4 October 2026. The admit card contains the centre address, reporting time, examination shift and candidate-specific instructions.
- Typing Test and Final Assessment: Candidates qualifying in the mains may be called for the prescribed English typing test and interview or document-verification stages, as applicable under the recruitment rules. Final selection will depend on performance and eligibility verification.
How to Apply
The application window has already closed, and no fresh application can be submitted through the admit-card link. Registered candidates can download their Stage-II hall ticket by following these steps:
- Visit the official Delhi High Court website at delhihighcourt.nic.in.
- Open the recruitment or public notices section available on the homepage.
- Select the link for the Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer Stage-II Main Examination Admit Card 2026.
- Enter the required login details, which may include the application number, registered email address, date of birth or password.
- Submit the credentials and review the admit card displayed on the screen.
- Download the hall ticket and print at least two clear copies for examination-day use.
- Check the candidate’s name, roll number, photograph, examination date, shift, reporting time and complete centre address. Any discrepancy should be reported to the designated recruitment authority without delay.
- Carry the printed admit card, an original government-issued photo identity document and any additional item specified in the instructions. Candidates should reach the centre before the reporting deadline and avoid carrying prohibited electronic devices.
Important Links
FAQs
1. When will the Delhi High Court JJA Stage-II examination be held?
The Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer Stage-II Main Examination is scheduled for 4 October 2026.
2. How can candidates download the Delhi High Court JJA Admit Card 2026?
Candidates can download it from the recruitment section of the Delhi High Court website by entering their registered login credentials.
3. What documents should be carried to the examination centre?
Candidates should carry a printed admit card and an original valid photo ID. They must also bring any photograph, self-declaration or additional document specifically listed on the hall ticket.
