Supreme Court of India Recruitment 2024: Apply for Court Master, Senior Personal Assistant, and Personal Assistant Posts
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The Supreme Court of India has announced an exciting recruitment drive for 2024, inviting online applications for Court Master (Shorthand), Senior Personal Assistant, and Personal Assistant posts. A total of 107 vacancies are available across these prestigious roles. Interested candidates can apply online from December 4, 2024, until December 25, 2024.
Important Dates
Start Date for Applications: December 4, 2024
Last Date to Apply: December 25, 2024
Vacancies and Pay Scale
This recruitment offers 31 vacancies for Court Master (Shorthand), 33 for Senior Personal Assistant, and 43 for Personal Assistant roles. These posts are classified under Group A and B categories with the following pay scales:
Court Master (Shorthand): Pay Level 11 (Basic Pay: ₹67,700)
Senior Personal Assistant: Pay Level 8 (Basic Pay: ₹47,600)
Personal Assistant: Pay Level 7 (Basic Pay: ₹44,900)
These positions provide a great opportunity for professionals aspiring to work in India's highest judicial institution.
Why Join the Supreme Court of India?
Working at the Supreme Court offers unparalleled professional growth, prestige, and exposure to India’s judicial processes. With competitive pay scales and a structured career path, this is a golden opportunity for aspiring candidates.
Eligibility Criteria
For Court Master (Shorthand):
Educational Qualification: Degree in Law from a recognized university.
Skill Requirements: Proficiency in shorthand (120 w.p.m.) and computer typing (40 w.p.m.).
Experience: Minimum 5 years as Private Secretary/Senior PA/PA or equivalent roles in Government/PSU/Statutory Bodies.
For Senior Personal Assistant:
Educational Qualification: Degree from a recognized university.
Skill Requirements: Proficiency in shorthand (110 w.p.m.) and computer typing (40 w.p.m.).
For Personal Assistant:
Educational Qualification: Degree from a recognized university.
Skill Requirements: Proficiency in shorthand (100 w.p.m.) and computer typing (40 w.p.m.).
Age Limit
Court Master (Shorthand): 30–45 years
Senior Personal Assistant: 18–30 years
Personal Assistant: 18–30 years
Age relaxations apply for SC/ST/OBC/Physically Challenged/Ex-Servicemen and other eligible candidates as per government rules. Departmental candidates within the Registry of the Supreme Court have no upper age limit.
Reservation Policy
The reservation for Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) is as per government rules. Dependents of Freedom Fighters are also eligible for reservation in accordance with the directives of the Chief Justice of India.
Examination Pattern and Selection Process
The selection process involves multiple stages, including:
Typing Speed Test
Speed: 40 w.p.m. (Mistakes allowed: Court Master 2%, Others 3%).
Shorthand Skill Test
Speed: Court Master (120 w.p.m.), Senior Personal Assistant (110 w.p.m.), Personal Assistant (100 w.p.m.).
Written Test
Objective Type Questions on General English, Aptitude, Knowledge of Law (Court Master), and General Knowledge.
Computer Knowledge Test
Objective-based questions on computer operations.
Interview
A panel interview to assess overall suitability.
Minimum qualifying marks differ for general and reserved categories at each stage.
Exam Centers
The tests will be conducted across 23 centers in 16 states, including cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Hyderabad. Candidates can select three preferred centers during application.
How to Apply
Visit the official Supreme Court of India website: www.sci.gov.in.
Complete the online registration process between December 4, 2024, and December 25, 2024.
Pay the application fee:
₹1,000 for General/OBC candidates.
₹250 for SC/ST/Ex-Servicemen/Physically Challenged/Dependents of Freedom Fighters.
Ensure all details are accurate and retain the application number for future reference.
General Instructions
Candidates must apply separately for each post.
Only the latest submitted application will be considered in case of multiple submissions.
Scanned copies of photographs and signatures must be uploaded as per the guidelines.
Regularly check the Supreme Court website for updates and admit card downloads.
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