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‘3932 VACANCIES’ in
Allahabad High Court
Recruitment 2022
Online applications are invited from eligible
candidates for filling up the following various category cadre posts under The
Uttar Pradesh Civil Court Staff Centralized Recruitment 2022-23, in the U. P.
State District Courts subordinate to the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad.
Vacancies:
A total of 3932 vacancies for
Stenographers, Junior Assistants/ Paid Apprentice, Driver and Group D Posts are
to be filled.
|
S.
No. |
Post |
No.
of Vacancies |
|
1. |
Stenographer |
1186 |
|
2. |
Category
'C'/ Clerical Cadre |
1021 |
|
3. |
Drivers
(Driver Category 'C'/ Grade-IV) |
26 |
|
4. |
Group
'D' |
1699 |
|
|
Total |
3932 |
Important Dates:
The tentative schedule of events is as follows:
|
Activity |
Dates |
|
Allahabad
High Court Recruitment 2022 Notification |
30th October
2022 |
|
Online
Registration Starts |
30th October
2022 |
|
Last
Date to Apply Online |
13th November
2022 |
|
Last
date for successful transaction of application fee |
14th November
2022 |
|
Duration
for correction in the particulars of an application form (Online only) |
15th
November, 2022 to 16th November, 2022 |
|
Downloading
of Admit Card by the Candidate (Online only) |
To
be announced later through Public Notice on official website |
|
Display
of provisional answer keys on website for inviting objections |
To
be announced later through Public Notice on official website. |
|
Declaration
of Result |
To
be announced later through Public Notice on official website. |
|
Examination Date |
To
be notified Later |
Post-wise Details of Vacancy and Educational
Qualification:
The detailed vacancy and Educational Qualification
for various posts such as Stenographers, Junior Assistants/ Paid Apprentice,
Driver and Group D Posts under the Allahabad High Court Recruitment
2022 is as follows:
Stenographer
Grade-III
|
Name of Post |
No. of Vacancies |
Essential Qualifications |
|
Stenographer
Grade-III (Category- ‘C’) |
1186 881 for Stenographer
[Hindi] + 305 for Stenographer
[English] |
For Hindi Stenographers: - Graduation
with Diploma or Certificate in Stenography with a speed of 80 w.p.m. in short
hand and 30 w.p.m in Typing both in Hindi along with CCC certificate issued
by NIELIT (DOEACC Society) and 25/30 w.p.m for Hindi/English Typewriting on
Computer |
|
For English Stenographers: - Graduation
with Diploma or Certificate in Stenography with a speed of 100 w.p.m. in
short hand and 40 w.p.m in Typing both in English along with CCC certificate
issued by NIELIT (DOEACC Society) and 25/30 w.p.m for Hindi/English
Typewriting on Computer |
Junior Assistant & Paid Apprentices Category
‘C’ (Clerical Cadre) post
|
Name of Post |
No. of Vacancies |
Essential Qualifications |
|
Junior Assistant
(Category 'C') (Various Comparable Posts) |
819 |
1.Intermediate with special knowledge of Urdu and
Hindi along with a CCC certificate issued by NIELIT (DOEACC Society) and 25
w.p.m for Hindi and 30 w.p.m. for English Typewriting on Computer. 2.Arithmetic, mensuration, elementary land
surveying and Mapping. Order XXVI of Act No. V of 1908 and Rules (Civil)
relating to the work and duties of Junior Assistant |
|
Paid Apprentices |
202 |
Intermediate with CCC Certificates issued by
NIELIT (DOEACC Society) and 25 w.p.m for Hindi and 30 w.p.m. for English
Typewriting on Computer. |
Driver
Grade-IV Category ‘C’ post
|
Name of Post |
No. of Vacancies |
Essential Qualifications |
|
Driver (Grade-IV)
Category ‘C’ |
26 |
1. Must have passed High School from a recognized
Institution. 2. Must possess a valid driving license to drive
a four-wheeler for a period of not less than 3 years preceding the date on
which the vacancy is notified. Desirable Knowledge/ Experience (a) Have a knowledge of traffic regulations
prescribed in the Motor Vehicle Act 1988. (b) Have ability to read and write Hindi (in
Devnagari script) and English language. (c) Possess a strong physique. |
Category
‘D’ Posts
|
Name of Post |
No. of Vacancies |
Essential Qualifications |
|
Tube well Operator-cum Electrician; Category 'D' |
1699 |
I. Junior High School (Class VIII) II. one-year
certificate from an Industrial Training Institute or from an Institute
equivalent thereto. |
|
Process Server; Category 'D' |
Process Server must have passed High School
(Class X) |
|
|
Orderly/Peon/Office Peon/Farrash; Category 'D' |
Junior High School (Class VIII) |
|
|
Chowkidar/ Waterman/ Sweeper/Mali/ Coolie/ Bhisti/Liftman/; Category 'D' |
Junior High School (Class VIII) |
|
|
Sweeper-cum-Farrash; Category 'D' |
Class VI |
Scheme of Examination:
Scheme of examination for the vacancies of
Stenographers, Junior Assistants/ Paid Apprentice, Driver and Group D Posts are
as follows:
1. Stenographer
Grade-III
The selection process shall include the following
two stages: -
1. Stage-I (Written
Examination): There will be one common offline written examination (objective
type on OMR sheet) which consists of 100 objective type questions
2. Stage-II- PART ‘A’
(Type Test on Computer): Hindi & English Type Test on Computer for the post
of Stenographer Gr.-III shall be held on the date to be notified after the
declaration of the result of Stage-I (Written Examination). The candidates will
be provided a passage of approximately 250 words for Hindi Type Test, to be
typed within 10 minutes on computer. Similarly, the candidates will be provided
a passage of approximately 300 words, for English Type Test, to be typed within
10 minutes on computer.
3. Stage-II- PART ‘B’
(Stenography Test): For Hindi Stenography Test, the candidates will be given a
text of 400 words (with a speed of 80 w.p.m.) in Shorthand dictated in 5
minutes. The candidate would have to transcribe the dictated matter on computer
within 30 minutes. Similarly, for English Stenography Test, the candidates will
be given a text of 500 words (with a speed of 100 w.p.m.) in Shorthand dictated
in 5 minutes. The candidates would have to transcribe the dictated matter on
computer within 30 minutes.
4. Interview shall not be
the part of selection process.
|
Stage- I: Written Examination (Time 90 Minutes) Examination will carry 100 questions |
Subjects |
Maximum marks |
|
|
(A) |
Hindi |
100 marks |
|
|
(B) |
English |
||
|
(C) |
General Studies |
||
|
(D) |
Mathematics |
||
|
Stage-II (Part A): Hindi and English Type
Test on Computer- 25 w.p.m for Hindi and 30 w.p.m. for English
typewriting on computer. |
25 marks (for Hindi Typing) 25 marks (for English Typing) (Minimum Qualifying
marks: 10 out of 25 for both
Hindi and English Type Test) |
||
|
Stage-II (Part B): Hindi/English
Stenography Test. For Hindi Stenographers: - 80
w.p.m. in Shorthand in Hindi and 30 w.p.m. in Typing in Hindi on computer. For English Stenographers: -100
w.p.m. in Shorthand in English and 40 w.p.m. in Typing in English on
computer. |
50 Marks |
||
Note:
· There shall be no
negative marking for incorrect answers in Stage-I Written Examination.
· The question paper of
Stage I (Written Examination) will be available in both English and Hindi
languages.
· Questions shall be on
the areas related to and of the level mentioned in essential qualification.
· Stage II- Part ‘A’
& Part ‘B’ shall be conducted on the same day.
· The candidate should
secure at least 10 marks out of 25 marks in the Type Test on Computer for both
English and Hindi Typing respectively. The candidate securing less than 10
marks in any of the typing test either English or Hindi shall not be considered
eligible for final selection.
· The Selection Committee
has discretion to fix minimum qualifying marks in any or all parts of papers in
both the stages i.e. in Stage-I (Written Examination) and Stage-II (Part A
& B).
2. Junior
Assistant & Paid Apprentices Category ‘C’ (Clerical Cadre) post
The selection procedure shall include the following
two stages: -
1. Stage-I
(Written Examination): There will be one common offline written examination
(objective type on OMR sheet) which consists of 100 objective type questions.
2. Stage-II
(Type Test on Computer): Hindi & English Type Test on Computer for the post
of Category 'C' (Clerical cadre) shall be held on the date to be notified after
the declaration of the result of Stage-I (Written Examination). The candidate
will be provided a passage of approximately 250 words for Hindi Type Test, to
be typed within 10 minutes on computer. Similarly, candidates will be provided
a passage of approximately 300 words, for English Type Test, to be typed within
10 minutes on computer. Only Inscript Keyboard layout (on Mangal Font) will be
used for Hindi Type Test on computer. The test shall be conducted in online
mode on Computer and contents shall be provided on the computer screen.
3. Interview
shall not be the part of selection process.
|
Stage- I: Written Examination (Time 90 Minutes) Examination will carry 100 questions |
Subjects |
Maximum marks |
|
|
(A) |
Hindi |
100 marks |
|
|
(B) |
English |
||
|
(C) |
General Studies |
||
|
(D) |
Mathematics |
||
|
Stage-II: Hindi & English Type Test on
Computer- 25 w.p.m for Hindi and 30 w.p.m. for
English Typewriting on Computer. |
25 marks (for Hindi Typing) 25 marks (for English Typing) (Minimum Qualifying
marks: 10 out of 25 for both Hindi and English Type Test) |
||
Note:
· There shall be no
negative marking for incorrect answers.
· The question paper of
Stage I (Written Examination) will be available in both English and Hindi
languages.
· Questions shall be on
the areas related to and of the level mentioned in essential qualification.
· The candidate should
secure at least 10 marks out of 25 marks in the Type Test on Computer for both
English and Hindi Typing respectively. The candidate securing less than 10
marks in any of the typing test either English or Hindi shall not be considered
eligible for final selection.
· The Selection Committee
has discretion to fix minimum qualifying marks in any or all parts of papers in
both the stages i.e. in Stage-I (Written Examination) and Stage-II (Hindi &
English Type Test on Computer).
3. Driver
Grade-IV Category ‘C’ post
The selection procedure shall include the following
two stages: -
1. Stage-I:
Offline Written Examination. This test shall consist of 100 objective type
questions to be answered on OMR sheet.
2. Stage-II:
Technical Driving Test. On the basis of the performance in the Stage-I (Written
Examination) candidates shall be shortlisted category and sub-category wise,
three times in number of the advertised vacancies to appear in Stage-II
(Technical Driving Test) examination. The Stage-II (Technical Driving Test)
examination shall comprise of two tests: - Test 'A' – Signage Test (Test of
Road Signs) and Test 'B' – The Driving Test. The candidates will have to clear
the Stage-II (Technical Driving Test) examination to the satisfaction of the
Selecting/Appointing authority.
3. The
Selection Committee has discretion to fix minimum qualifying marks in any or
all parts of papers in both the stages i.e. in Stage-I (Written Examination)
and Stage-II (Technical Driving Test).
4. Interview
shall not be part of the selection process.
|
Stage- I: Written Examination (Time 90 Minutes) Examination will carry 100 questions |
Subjects |
Maximum marks |
|
|
(A) |
Hindi |
100 marks |
|
|
(B) |
English |
||
|
(C) |
General Studies |
||
|
(D) |
Mathematics |
||
|
Stage-II: Technical Driving Test |
The candidates will have to clear the Driving
Test to the Selecting / Technical satisfaction of the Appointing authority. |
||
Note:
· There shall be no
negative marking for incorrect answers.
· The question paper of
Stage I (Written Examination) will be available in both English and Hindi
languages.
· Questions shall be on
the areas related to and of the level mentioned in essential qualification.
· The Selection Committee
has discretion to fix minimum qualifying marks of papers in both the stages.
4. Category
‘D’ Posts
The selection procedure shall include the following
two stages: -
1. Stage-I
Written Examination: - Open competitive examination (offline) will be held at
various districts of Uttar Pradesh. This test shall consist of 100 objective
type questions to be answered on OMR sheet. Five candidates in order of merit
of Stage-I (Written Examination) shall be shortlisted category/sub
category-wise against each notified vacancy for appearing in Stage-II (Written
Examination) which will be conducted on a later date.
2. Stage-II
Written Examination: - On the basis of marks scored in Stage-I (Written
Examination) five candidates against each vacancy category/sub category-wise
shall be shortlisted to participate in Stage-II (Written Examination). This
test shall also be objective type consisting 100 questions to be answered on
OMR sheets.
3. Interview
shall not be the part of selection process.
|
(Stage- I) Written Examination (Time
90 Minutes) Examination will carry 100 questions |
Subjects |
Maximum marks |
|
|
(A) |
Hindi |
100 marks |
|
|
(B) |
English |
||
|
(C) |
General
Studies |
||
|
(D) |
Mathematics |
||
|
(Stage-II) Written Examination (Time
90 Minutes) Examination will carry 100 questions |
Subjects |
Maximum marks |
|
|
(A) |
Hindi |
100 marks |
|
|
(B) |
English |
||
|
(C) |
General
Studies |
||
|
(D) |
Mathematics |
||
Note:
· There shall be no
negative marking for incorrect answers.
· The question paper will
be available in both English and Hindi languages.
· Questions shall be on
the areas related to and of the level mentioned in essential qualification.
· The Selection Committee
has discretion to fix minimum qualifying marks in any or all parts of papers in
both the stages i.e. in Stage-I & II (Written Examination).
Age
limit (As on 01-07-2022):
· A candidate for Direct
Recruitment on the post of Category ‘D’ cadre post must have attained the
minimum age of 18 years and must not have attained the age of more than 40
years on the 1st day of July of the year in which advertisement is published
i.e. 2022.
· The candidate should
not be born before 2nd July 1982 and not born after 1st July, 2004.
Nationality/
Citizenship:
· Candidate must be a
citizen of India.
Photo,
signature and Left-Hand Thumb Impression:
Candidates
have to upload scanned images of Photo, signature and Left-Hand Thumb
Impression as follows:
|
Document |
Format |
Size |
|
Photograph |
jpg/ jpeg |
10Kb–200Kb |
|
Signature |
jpg/ jpeg |
4kb-30kb |
|
Left Hand Thumb Impression |
jpg/ jpeg |
10kb- 200kb |
Steps
to apply:
· Register for Online
Registration using your own Email ID and Mobile No. and note down system
generated Registration Number.
· Complete the Online
Application Form and note down the system generated Registration Number.
· Upload legible scanned
images of: (i) a recent photograph (in jpg/ jpeg file, size 10Kb–200Kb); (ii)
candidate’s signature (file size: 4kb-30kb); (iii) Left hand thumb impression
(file size:10kb- 200kb);
· Pay prescribed fee
online through Net Banking/Debit Card/Credit Card
· After the submission of Online Application
Form (i.e. successful completion of Step-4), Confirmation Page of the
Application Form, should be downloaded and a printout of the same may be
retained for future reference. The Confirmation Page of the online Application
Form could be generated only after successful payment by the Candidate.
Note:
· The final submission of
Online Application Form will remain incomplete if Step - 2 Step– 3 and Step-4
are not completed, such Application Forms will stand rejected and no
correspondence on this account will be entertained
· The entire application
process is online, including uploading of scanned images, Payment of Fees and
Printing of Confirmation page.
· All the candidates who
have submitted the online Application and paid the Examination fee till last
date will be allowed to appear for the examination and their admit cards will
be uploaded on the website as per schedule.
Application
Fee:
· Candidates belonging to
reserved category shall have to pay requisite fee according to their respective
category. SC/ST of other than Uttar Pradesh shall have to pay fee as prescribed
for General (UR)/EWS/OBC category candidates.
· Applicable
service/processing charges and other charges over and above the Examination
Fee, are payable by the candidate to the concerned Bank.
· NO PAYMENT THROUGH UNIFIED
PAYMENTS INTERFACE (UPI) SHALL BE ACCEPTED.
· Fee structure for the
application is as follows:
|
Application Fee Category |
General (UR)/ EWS/
OBC |
SC & ST of U.P. |
|
Stenographer Grade-III Posts |
₹1000/- |
₹800/ |
|
Junior Assistant & Paid Apprentices Category
‘C’ (Clerical Cadre) Posts |
₹850/- |
₹650/- |
|
Driver Grade-IV Category ‘C’ Posts |
₹800/- |
₹600/- |
|
Category ‘D’ Posts |
₹800/- |
₹600/- |
FAQs
Ques. When is Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022
Notification released?
Ans Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022
Notification is released on 30th October 2022.
Ques. What is the date for Allahabad High Court
Recruitment 2022 Exam?
Ans. Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022 exam
scheduled will be notified later.
Ques. What is the minimum age prescribed for
Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022?
Ans. The minimum age prescribed for Allahabad High
Court Recruitment 2022 is 18 years.
Ques. How many vacancies are released through
Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022?
Ans. Allahabad High Court has announced 3932 vacancies
to be filled through Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022.
Ques. What is the mode of registration?
Ans. The registration can be done only
through online mode. The online registration will start from 30th October
2022 for Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022.
Ques. What is the application fee to apply for
Allahabad High Court Recruitment 2022?
Ans. The application fee for Allahabad High Court
Recruitment 2022 varies depending on the posts you are applying.
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