High Court Jharkhand Vacancies 2024 out-Apply for Various Posts

High Court latest notification for Regular posts. Candidates can apply online for these vacancies. All Required Details regarding to High Court of Assistants/ Clerks in Civil Courts. High Court about to invites application through online mode from Indian citizen candidates for Hiring to the below posts. Candidates may apply online through the given link on High Court Website . All Information about Indian High Court Recruitment May 2024 Like Eligibility, Apply Process, Selection process are given below.

High Court Latest Job Notification 2024 –

Organization / Department	High Court
Apply Mode For High Court	Online
Apply Started From	Already Started
Apply Last Date	09 May 2024
Advertisement No.	05/Admn. Misc./2024
Who can Apply	Male & Female Both can apply

Application Fees –

Candidates – General / OBC / EWS	Rs. 500/-
SC / ST / Other Reserved Candidates	Rs. 125/-

Post Details –

Name of the Post	Number of Posts	Reserve for Female
Assistant/Clerk	410 Posts	14 Posts

Category wise Reservation –

Category Name	Post Count
Un Reserved	04
Schedule Caste	04
Schedule Tribe	05
B.C-I	01
B.C-II	00
EWS	00

Post Wise Qualification –

Post Name	Qualification
Assistant/Clerk	Graduation or equivalent degree from a recognized University/Institution Knowledge of computer operation is essential

Vacancies Reservation –

• Anyone can apply but Vacancies are reserved for SC / ST / OBC / PWD / Armed Forced.

Selection Process –

• First Step – Written Exam
• Second Step – Typing Test
• Third Step – Interview

Exam Pattern for High Court Vacancy

Name of Test	Marks	Duration of Test	Qualifying Marks
Written Test	90 marks	02 Hours (additional time @ 20 minutes for each hour will be provided to the candidates belonging to Persons with Disability category)	UR, EWS, BC-I & BC-II – 40% and SC & ST30%.
Computer Skill Test	Qualifying in nature	5 min	100 words @ 20 words per minute typing speed.
Interview	15 marks	———	05 marks for all categories.

Syllabus for Exam

Required Documents For for Verification –

• A latest scanned photograph and signature of the candidate.
• A scanned copy of the Matriculation Certificate in proof of date of birth or Matriculation Mark sheet/Grade Sheet in case date of birth is not mentioned on the Matriculation Certificate.
• A scanned copy of Provisional/Original Certificate of Graduation or equivalent degree Certificate from recognized university.
• A scanned copy of certificate of Diploma in Computer Application/ DCA + of at least 06 months duration/higher degree in computer from a recognized institute.
• A scanned copy of residential certificate in the prescribed format as contained in the letter no. 4650 dated 02.06.2016 of the Department of Personnel, Administrative Reforms and Rajbhasha, Government of Jharkhand issued at the level of the Sub-Divisional Officer in case the same is issued on 02.06.2016 and onwards.
• The residential certificate in the prescribed format as contained in the letter no. 5752 dated 9.07.2019 .
• A scanned copy of caste certificate issued by the Deputy Commissioner/Sub-Divisional Officer of district/subdivision in the prescribed format .

Age Limit –

• Min Age Limit :- 21 Years
• Max Age Limit :- 35 Years

Age Relaxation given to Reserve Categories

Category Name	Relaxation Given
OBC	3 Years
ST, SC	5 Years
EWS	NIL
PWD	10 Years
PWD + OBC	13 Years
PWD +ST, SC	15 Years

Apply Online Process For High Court –

• Online application is to be filled up in English only.
• Candidate is advised to go through the requirements of eligibility, age etc. and satisfy himself/ herself that he/she is eligible before applying. Copies of supporting documents, along with their originals, will be sought from those candidates who qualify for Interview. At the time of scrutiny, if any claim made in the application is not found substantiated, the candidature will be cancelled and no further claim will be entertained in this regard. The High Court’s decision in this regard shall be final and binding

Important & Required Links –

High Court Recruitment 2024 Notification Link / Pdf	Click Here
High Court Recruitment 2024 Apply Online for All post	Click Here
Latest Govt Jobs May 2024	Click here
Other Govt Jobs 2024	Click here

About High Court –

The Indian High Courts are the principal courts of original jurisdiction in each state and union territory, functioning as the highest judicial authority at the state level. Established by the Indian Constitution, these courts were instituted to ensure the administration of justice throughout the country. Here are some key points about the Indian High Courts:

1. Jurisdiction: Indian High Courts have jurisdiction over a state, a union territory, or a group of states and union territories. They handle both civil and criminal cases.
2. Constitutional Provisions: The Constitution of India under Article 214 establishes a High Court for each state. Some union territories may share a High Court with a neighboring state or have a separate High Court.
3. Composition: High Courts are composed of a Chief Justice and several other judges appointed by the President of India. The number of judges varies for each High Court and is determined by the President.
4. Powers: High Courts have the power of superintendence over all courts and tribunals within their jurisdiction. They can issue writs such as habeas corpus, mandamus, certiorari, quo warranto, and prohibition for the enforcement of fundamental rights or for any other purpose.
5. Appellate Jurisdiction: High Courts have appellate jurisdiction over subordinate courts and tribunals within their respective jurisdictions. They hear appeals from lower courts and tribunals and have the authority to review their decisions.
6. Original Jurisdiction: High Courts also have original jurisdiction in certain cases, such as disputes between the state and the central government, matters involving violation of fundamental rights, and cases of admiralty, among others.
7. Administrative Functions: High Courts perform administrative functions related to the judiciary, including the appointment and transfer of judges in subordinate courts, framing rules for the court’s functioning, and overseeing the judicial system’s administration.
8. Independence: Indian High Courts are independent judicial bodies meant to uphold the rule of law and protect citizens’ rights. They function independently of the executive and legislative branches of government.
9. Role in Judicial System: High Courts play a crucial role in the Indian judicial system, ensuring the proper administration of justice, safeguarding constitutional rights, and maintaining the rule of law at the state level.

Overall, Indian High Courts serve as pillars of the country’s judicial system, providing access to justice and upholding the principles of democracy, equality, and justice.