Supreme Court Recruitment 2025: Apply Online for 241 Junior Court Assistant Group B Posts

The Supreme Court of India is now accepting online applications for the post of Junior Court Assistant (JCA), which falls under the Group ‘B’ Non-Gazetted category. If you are a graduate with computer proficiency and looking for a central government job with a good salary, this is a golden opportunity.

This hiring campaign seeks to recruit 241 positions in India. All eligible Indian citizens can apply online via the Supreme Court’s official website between February 5, 2025, and March 8, 2025.

Let’s dive into the details of the vacancy, eligibility criteria, selection process, salary, and how to apply.

Overview of the Recruitment

• Name of the Organization: Supreme Court of India
• Post Name: Junior Court Assistant (JCA)
• Category: Group ‘B’ Non-Gazetted
• Vacancies: 241 (Tentative)
• Job Location: Across India
• Application Mode: Online

Important Dates

Vacancy Details

• Total Number of Vacancies: 241 Posts
• Category-wise distribution is tentative and may change depending on administrative needs.

Pay Scale and Salary Structure

The Junior Court Assistant position comes under Level 6 of the Pay Matrix, which means it offers a solid starting salary along with regular allowances.

• Basic Pay: ₹35,400/-
• Approx. Gross Salary (with allowances including HRA): ₹72,040/- per month (subject to variation)

Note: This was previously under PB-2 with Grade Pay of ₹4200/- before implementation of the 7th CPC.

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

• Candidate must possess a Bachelor’s degree from a well-recognized university.
• Must have minimum typing speed of 35 words per minute (English) on a computer.
• Should possess basic knowledge of computer operations.

Age Limit (as on March 8, 2025)

• Minimum Age: 18 years
• Maximum Age: 30 years

Age Relaxation:

• Candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, Ex-Servicemen, Persons with Disabilities, and dependents of Freedom Fighters will get age relaxation and other benefits as per the rules set by the Government of India.
• There is no upper age limit for candidates who are already working in the Supreme Court Registry—they can apply regardless of their age.
• No concession for employees in other government departments.

Reservation Policy

• ST/SC/OBC/Ex-Servicemen/Differently Abled candidates will get reservations as per the latest government rules.
• Candidates who are dependents of Freedom Fighters can avail reservation benefits, as per the guidelines laid down by the Chief Justice of India.
• Any specific relaxation or modifications will be announced by the Court as necessary.

Selection Process

The selection for Junior Court Assistant will be conducted in multiple phases. Here’s how the process is structured:

1. Objective Type Written Test (2 hours)

• Total Questions: 100
• Sections:
  • General English (50 Questions, including Comprehension)
  • General Aptitude (25 Questions)
  • General Knowledge (25 Questions)

2. Objective Computer Knowledge Test

• Total Questions: 25

3. Typing Test on Computer

• Minimum speed: 35 words per minute in English
• Mistakes allowed: Up to 3 percent of total words typed
• Duration: 10 minutes

4. Descriptive Test (2 hours)

• Includes:
  • Comprehension Passage
  • Precis Writing
  • Essay Writing

5. Interview

• The candidates who pass all the above phases will be shortlisted for an interview.
• Minimum qualifying marks must be obtained to qualify in the interview.
• Interview Ratio: 1:3 (i.e., 3 candidates per 1 post)

Final Merit List

• Candidates who clear all the above stages will be placed in the final merit panel.
• Note: Being in the panel does not guarantee appointment—appointments are based on merit and availability.

Test Centres

• The Exam will be held in 128 Test Centres spread over 28 States and Union Territories
• Once your exam city or center is assigned, it cannot be changed under any circumstances—so make sure to choose carefully during the application process.

Application Fee

Note: Fee must be paid via online mode only through the UCO Bank payment gateway.
No offline or postal applications will be accepted.

How to Apply Online

Please follow the below steps to complete your online application:

Step-by-step Process

• Visit the official website of the Supreme Court of India.
• Click on the “Recruitment” link.
• Find the Junior Court Assistant – 2025 notification and click “Apply Online”.
• Register using your name, mobile number, and email.
• Complete the application form with your personal, educational, and other information.
• Upload required documents:
  • Recent passport-size photograph
  • Scanned signature
  • Degree or Certificates (as applicable)
• Pay the application fee through the UCO Bank payment gateway.
• Preview your application before final submission.
• Submit the application and download/save the confirmation page for future reference.

Note: Do not submit multiple applications. If done, the latest one will be considered.

Important Instructions to Keep in Mind

• No postal applications will be accepted.
• Candidates must keep their email ID and mobile number active throughout the recruitment process.
• All updates including Admit Cards, Exam Dates, and Results will be published on the official website and also sent via SMS or email.
• No TA or DA will be provided for appearing in exams or interviews.
• All documents will be checked only at the interview level.
• Use only your official name as per your 10th certificate. For any changes in name or surname, submit a gazette notification.
• Supreme Court reserves the right to modify or cancel the recruitment process at any stage.

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