Delhi HC Recruitment 2026

Recruitment Run by Delhi HC

How Delhi HC Recruitment Works

Delhi HC recruits court staff such as clerks, stenographers, translators and support staff, and in many states it is also involved in recruiting civil judges. In some states the High Court conducts the judicial service exam itself; in others the state public service commission does it in consultation with the High Court.

Court Jobs and What They Involve

Delhi High Court has its principal seat at New Delhi. Court establishments recruit for their registry and for the district courts under them, so notices can come from the High Court itself or from an individual district court.

Common court posts include junior judicial assistant or clerk, stenographer, typist, translator, process server, driver and peon. Stenographer and typist posts include a skill test, and translator posts a language test. Civil judge recruitment is a separate judicial service exam with its own eligibility, mainly a law degree.

• Typing and shorthand speeds are usually tested on a computer, so practise on a computer keyboard rather than on paper.
• Many court posts ask for knowledge of the local language, because court records and proceedings in lower courts often use it.
• District court notices are often short and open for only a few weeks, so check this page regularly.

Recruiting in Delhi

Delhi HC recruits for posts in Delhi. Some DSSSB teaching posts require a stated level of Hindi. Check the advertisement for the post you want. Reserved seats are usually kept for residents, so keep your residence and category certificates in the format the UT prescribes.

For other recruiters in Delhi and how their exams work, see Delhi government jobs.

Preparing for Delhi HC Recruitment

For clerical and stenographer posts in courts, typing and shorthand speed decide a lot, so practise on a computer daily. For judicial service exams, bare acts, recent judgments and answer writing are the core of preparation.

Eligibility for Delhi HC Jobs

Each Delhi HC notification sets the qualification, age limits and relaxations for its posts under the rules of Delhi. How state recruitment works explains age limits, documents and the stages of selection.

Pay and Benefits at Delhi HC

Court staff are paid on the pay scales adopted by the court or the state government. Each notice states the pay scale of every post, along with the usual allowances.

How to Apply for Delhi HC Jobs

1. Find the recruitment on this page and open its official notification, which Delhi HC publishes on delhihighcourt.nic.in.
2. Read the eligibility, vacancy break-up by category, fee and last date carefully before you start the form.
3. Register on the Delhi HC application portal, or log in if you already have an account, and fill in the form.
4. Upload your photograph, signature and documents in the sizes asked, pay the fee where charged, and submit before the deadline.
5. Save the confirmation page and payment receipt. Admit cards, results and later notices are published on the official website and listed here.