Haryana High Court Clerk Exam Date

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Resumo da oferta

The Haryana High Court Clerk Recruitment 2026 is issued by the Society for Centralized Recruitment of Staff in Subordinate Courts (SSSC) on behalf of the High Court of Punjab and Haryana. It invites applications for 1,265 Clerk posts in the Subordinate Courts of Haryana via direct recruitment.

Online registration opens May 26, 2026 at 04:00 PM and closes June 23, 2026 at 04:00 PM. Selection includes CBT, typing/test components, and a final merit list based on CBT marks.

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Haryana High Court Clerk Recruitment 2026: The Society for Centralized Recruitment of Staff in Subordinate Courts (SSSC), on behalf of the High Court of Punjab and Haryana, has officially released a detailed employment notification (Advt. No. 36C/SSSC/HR/2026). Applications are invited for 1,265 vacancies for the post of Clerk in the Subordinate Courts of the State of Haryana via direct recruitment.

The online registration gateway will become operational on May 26, 2026 (at 04:00 PM), and prospective candidates can submit their digital applications until June 23, 2026 (up to 04:00 PM).

Recruiting Body Society for Centralized Recruitment of Staff in Subordinate Courts (SSSC)

Conducted Under High Court of Punjab and Haryana, Chandigarh

Post Name Clerk (Subordinate Courts of Haryana)

Advt. No. 36C/SSSC/HR/2026

Total Vacancies 1,265 Posts (1,015 Existing + 250 Anticipated)

PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities) ₹0/- (Exempted) ₹0/- (Exempted)

Age Limit (as on 01 January 2026)

• Age Relaxation: The upper age boundary is relaxed up to 47 years for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Backward Classes (BC-A / BC-B) candidates belonging to the State of Haryana.

Category / Reservation Group

Existing Posts Anticipated Posts Total Posts Allocated

Un-reserved (UR) / General 141 62 203

Backward Classes (A) (BC-A) 145 38 183

Deprived SC (DSC) of Haryana 118 24 142

Backward Classes (B) (BC-B) 101 23 124

Other SC (OSC) of Haryana 102 21 123

Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) 113 26 139

Ex-servicemen (ESM) – General 91 24 115

Ex-servicemen (ESM) – BC-A 39 04 43

Ex-servicemen (ESM) – BC-B 40 07 47

Ex-servicemen (ESM) – Deprived SC 21 01 22

Ex-servicemen (ESM) – Other SC 15 03 18

Eligible Sports Person (ESP) 25 07 32

PwBD (Visually Impaired – LV) 26 02 28

PwBD (Hearing Impaired – HH) 20 02 22

PwBD (Locomotor Disability – OA/OL/BL etc.) 13 02 15

PwBD (SLD, MI & Multiple Disabilities) 05 04 09

Grand Total Vacancies 1,015 250 1,265

Selection Process

• Computer Based Test (CBT)
• Medical Examination

Computer-Based Test (CBT) Written Exam

Negative Marking : 1/4th Marks
Exam Mode : Online (Computer Based Test)
Qualifying Marks : 33% in Each Subject & Aggregate : 40% Marks

Subject Area Test Type Questions Grid / Marking Layout Maximum Marks Test Duration

General Knowledge Objective 50 Multiple Choice Questions (1 Mark Each) 50 Marks 2 Hours
(Shared Time)

English Composition Objective 20 Multiple Choice Questions (1 Mark Each) 20 Marks

Subjective Essay writing (150 words): 10 Marks
Letter writing: 05 Marks
Precis writing: 05 Marks
Translation (Hindi to English): 10 Marks 30 Marks

Total Test Blueprint MCQs + Subjective Layout 100 Marks 2 Hours

Typing Speed Formula

TypingSpeed=10WordsTyped–Mistakes

Candidates must first qualify the Spreadsheet Test before the Typing Test is evaluated.

Q1. Are candidates from other states like Punjab, Delhi, or Rajasthan eligible to apply?

Ans: Yes. Candidates from all states can apply under the General (Unreserved) category tier, provided they satisfy all essential qualifications (including having studied Hindi or Sanskrit at the Matriculation level). They will be charged the standard male fee of ₹1,200 or female fee of ₹875.

Q2. How is the final selection merit list prepared for the 1,265 Clerk posts?

Ans: The final appointment list is prepared solely based on marks secured in the Computer-Based Test (CBT) written examination. The subsequent Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) and Typing round are strictly qualifying in nature, and their marks are not added to the final merit score.

Q3. Is a candidate with a graduation degree who didn’t study Hindi in Class 10th eligible?

Ans: No. It is an absolute mandatory condition to have passed Matriculation (Class 10th) with Hindi or Sanskrit as one of the subjects. However, if you haven’t studied it in Class 10th but passed Class 12th, B.A., or M.A. with Hindi as a subject, you are fully eligible.