SCI Junior Court Attendant Online Form 2026 - 130 Posts
A Class 10 certificate is all the education you need for this one. The Supreme Court of India has announced 130 vacancies for Junior Court Attendant, a Group C non-clerical post at the country's highest court. The online application window opens on 4 November 2026 and closes on 25 November 2026, so you have three weeks once the link goes live. Candidates aged 18 to 27 can apply. The fee is on the higher side for a matric-level post, at ₹1500 for General candidates, so make sure you meet every condition before you pay. Here is what the notification says about eligibility, age, fee and how to apply.
Vacancy Details
| Post | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Junior Court Attendant (Group C Non-Clerical) | 130 |
Eligibility
The only educational requirement listed is Matriculation (Class 10) pass from any recognised board in India. There is no stream or percentage condition mentioned in the summary, and all 130 posts are for the same role, so you do not have to choose between departments. Because this is a court job, the official notification may list further requirements, such as character verification or medical fitness; read it before you apply. Have your Class 10 marksheet and passing certificate ready, since your date of birth will usually be checked against it. Keep scanned copies of your photo, signature, ID proof and, if you are claiming a reserved category, your caste or disability certificate.
You should be between 18 and 27 years old as on 1 October 2026. Relaxation in the upper age limit applies as per the Supreme Court's Junior Court Attendant recruitment rules; the official notification specifies how many years each category gets. If you are near 27, calculate your exact age on the cut-off date rather than going by your age today.
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Application Start | 4 November 2026 |
| Last Date to Apply | 25 November 2026 |
| Fee Payment Last Date | 25 November 2026 |
| Exam Date | As per Schedule |
| Admit Card | Before Exam |
Application Fee
| General | ₹1500 |
| OBC / SC / ST / PH | ₹750 |
Salary / Pay
The summary does not mention the pay level or salary for Junior Court Attendant. Check the official notification on sci.gov.in for the pay matrix and allowances.
Selection Process
The selection stages are not listed in the summary. The exam date is 'as per schedule', and admit cards will be released before the exam. Download the official notification to see the test pattern, syllabus and any further rounds so you can start preparing early. Until the notification is clear on the stages, a sensible plan is to revise Class 10 level general knowledge, arithmetic and basic English and Hindi, since those are the subjects a matric-level test usually draws on. Confirm the actual syllabus once you have read the official PDF.
How to Apply
The application link on sci.gov.in becomes active on 4 November 2026. Fill in your personal and Class 10 details carefully, upload your photo and signature, and check the preview before submitting. The fee is ₹1500 for General candidates and ₹750 for OBC, SC, ST and PH candidates. It can only be paid online, by debit card, credit card or net banking; UPI is not listed. Pay by 25 November 2026, then download and print the submitted form for your records. Note that the fee is not split by gender in the summary, so female candidates should pay as per their category unless the notification says otherwise. Since the apply link opens only on 4 November, use the time before that to scan your documents to the required size.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Junior Court Attendant posts has the Supreme Court announced?
130 posts of Junior Court Attendant (Group C Non-Clerical).
Can a 10th pass candidate apply?
Yes. Matriculation from any recognised board in India is the qualification listed.
When does the online form open and close?
It opens on 4 November 2026 and closes on 25 November 2026.
What is the application fee?
₹1500 for General and ₹750 for OBC, SC, ST and PH, paid online by card or net banking.
What is the age limit?
18 to 27 years as on 1 October 2026, with relaxation as per SCI rules.