Delhi: Recruitment for 641 posts in district courts; opportunities for candidates ranging from Class 10 pass to graduates..

DSSSB Recruitment 2026: The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has announced recruitment for the Delhi District & Sessions Courts and Family Courts under Advertisement No. 04/2026. This recruitment drive aims to fill non-teaching court positions.

A total of 641 posts will be filled. These include 217 posts for the Unreserved category, 176 for Other Backward Classes (OBC), 116 for Scheduled Castes (SC), 75 for Scheduled Tribes (ST), and 57 for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS).

When do applications begin, and what is the deadline?
Online applications for the recruitment will commence on October 6, 2026, at 12:00 PM.
The deadline for submitting applications is November 4, 2026, at 11:00 PM.
November 4, 2026, is also the cut-off date for determining educational qualifications and experience.
Age will be calculated as of June 1, 2026.
Which posts are included?
The recruitment covers five types of posts: Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant, Junior Judicial Assistant, Process Server, and Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon.

Post    Department    Total Posts    Pay Level
Senior Personal Assistant    District & Sessions Court    27    Level 8
Personal Assistant    District & Sessions Court    189    Level 7
Personal Assistant    Family Court    17    Level 7
Junior Judicial Assistant    District & Sessions Court    151    Level 5
Junior Judicial Assistant    Family Court    23    Level 5
Process Server    District & Sessions Court    91    Level 4
Process Server    Family Court    01    Level 4
Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon    District & Sessions Court    139    Level 3
Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon    Family Court    03    Level 3
Total    —    641    —

Who is eligible (from 10th pass to graduates)?
Educational qualifications vary for these posts:

Graduation from a recognized university is mandatory for the posts of Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant, and Junior Judicial Assistant.
For Senior Personal Assistant, a shorthand speed of at least 110 words per minute and a typing speed of 40 words per minute in English are required.
For the post of Personal Assistant, a shorthand speed of 100 words per minute, a typing speed of 40 words per minute, and basic computer knowledge are required.
For Junior Judicial Assistant, a typing speed of at least 40 words per minute on a computer is required in addition to a graduation degree.

What are the qualifications for Process Server?
There are a total of 92 posts for Process Server. A 10th-pass qualification or equivalent is required for this post.
Additionally, the candidate must possess a valid Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) driving license and at least two years of clean driving experience.
The pay level for this post is Level 4, and the general age limit is 18 to 27 years.

What educational qualification is required for the post of Peon?
There are a total of 142 posts for Peon, Orderly, and Dak Peon. Candidates require a 10th-grade pass or equivalent qualification from a recognized board.
These posts fall under Pay Level 3, and the general age limit is 18 to 27 years.
What is the application fee, and who is eligible for an exemption?
The application fee is ₹100. However, female candidates, as well as candidates belonging to SC, ST, PwD (Persons with Disabilities), and Ex-servicemen categories, are fully exempt from the fee.
Where applicable, the fee must be paid online via SBI e-Pay. The fee paid is non-refundable.

How to apply?
Candidates must first visit the DSSSB online application portal.
First-time applicants are required to complete a one-time registration process.
Subsequently, details regarding personal information, educational qualifications, and category must be entered.
No changes will be permitted after the application has been submitted.
After uploading the necessary certificates and documents, the fee must be paid, if applicable.
Finally, the filled-in application form should be downloaded and kept for future reference.

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