Clerk

• Education: Graduate in any discipline.
• Skills: Basic computer knowledge is mandatory.

Stenographer

• Education: Graduation with a minimum of 50% marks.
• Typing/Speed Skills:
  • English stenography: 80 words per minute (WPM).
  • English typing (computer): 40 WPM.
  • Hindi typing (computer): 30 WPM (Kruti Dev-10 font).

Driver

• Education: Matriculation (10th pass).
• Other Requirements:
  • Possession of a valid Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) driving license.
  • At least 3 years of driving experience.

Peon/Orderly/Chowkidar

• Education: Passed 10+2 (Higher Secondary/Intermediate) from a recognized board.

• Interested candidates who wish to apply for the HP High Court post can submit their application online before 31th December 2024.
• Use the click here link provided below under important link section to apply directly.
• Alternatively, visit the official website of HP High Court to complete the application process online.
• Make sure to complete the application before the deadline.

• Clerk

  1. Screening Test:
     • Initial stage to shortlist candidates for the next rounds.
  2. Written Test:
     • Tests knowledge, aptitude, or other relevant skills.
  3. Typing Test (English and Hindi):
     • Evaluates typing proficiency in both English and Hindi as per the specified WPM.
  4. Document Verification:
     • Checks the authenticity of educational and other required documents.

• Stenographer

  1. Stenography Test:
     • Assesses shorthand speed and accuracy (minimum 80 WPM in English).
  2. Typing Test:
     • Evaluates typing skills in English and Hindi as per the required WPM.
  3. Document Verification:
     • Confirms the validity of submitted documents and eligibility.

• Driver

  1. Screening Test:
     • Shortlisting based on eligibility criteria and/or initial assessments.
  2. Driving Test:
     • Practical test to evaluate driving skills and knowledge of traffic rules.
  3. Document Verification:
     • Verification of educational qualifications, driving license, and experience certificates.

• Peon/Orderly/Chowkidar

  1. Evaluation of Marks in 10+2:
     • 85 marks are awarded based on performance in 10+2 exams.
  2. Document Verification:
     • 15 marks allocated for document verification and other eligibility criteria.