Job openings for graduates at the Supreme Court; apply before October 27—you won't get another chance later..
If you hold a bachelor's degree and possess computer skills, there is an excellent opportunity for you to work at the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is inviting applications from eligible and interested candidates for the position of Court Master (Shorthand). If you are interested in this role, please ensure you submit your application before October 27. Please note that applications for the Court Master position will be accepted only through offline mode.
Who can apply for the Court Master position?
To apply for the position of Court Master, candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized university.
Candidates must be proficient in shorthand, with a speed of 120 words per minute in English shorthand. Additionally, a typing speed of 40 words per minute is required.
Candidates must not be over 56 years of age.
Selection Process
Following the scrutiny of the submitted applications, candidates will be invited to appear for an examination. Shortlisted candidates will be called for a shorthand skill test and an English test. Appointments to the position of Court Master will be based on the results of this examination.
Monthly Salary
Candidates selected for the position of Court Master (Shorthand) will receive a monthly salary ranging from ₹67,700 to ₹2,08,700.
How to apply for the Court Master position
Applications for the Court Master position will be accepted via offline mode. Candidates may send their application forms, along with the necessary documents, by post to the following address: Supreme Court of India, Tilak Marg, New Delhi - 110001. Furthermore, candidates are also required to send scanned copies of the specified documents to the following email address: recruitment.cell@sci.nic.in.
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