Delhi High Court JJA Result 2026 Out – Stage I Declared

Delhi High Court has declared the Preliminary Examination Result for Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA) Recruitment 2025. The preliminary exam was held on 22 March 2026. A total of 2,343 candidates have qualified the Prelims and are now eligible to appear in the Mains Written Examination. This recruitment covers 152 posts of Junior Judicial Assistant. Official updates are available at delhihighcourt.nic.in.

Selection Process — After Prelims

The selection for JJA at Delhi High Court follows a multi-stage process. Prelims is only the first filter. Here is what comes next:

1. Prelims (Completed) — Objective test held on 22 March 2026; 2,343 qualified
2. Mains Written Examination — Descriptive/objective test covering general awareness, English, legal knowledge, and aptitude
3. Skill Test / Typing Test — Speed and accuracy in English/Hindi typing (if prescribed)
4. Document Verification — Original certificates checked against application data
5. Final Merit List — Appointment to Delhi High Court Registry

How to Check Your Prelims Result

Visit delhihighcourt.nic.in → Recruitment / Notices section → JJA Prelims Result 2025 → Download the qualifying roll number list PDF → Search your roll number with Ctrl+F. If your roll number appears, you are shortlisted for Mains.

Mains Preparation Tips

The Mains typically covers English Language, General Knowledge/Current Affairs, Basic Computer Knowledge, and Legal/Judicial terminology. Focus on improving English grammar and comprehension, court-related vocabulary, and speed-accuracy in typing. The official notification on delhihighcourt.nic.in will carry the exact Mains syllabus and exam pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many candidates qualified the Delhi HC JJA Prelims?

2,343 candidates qualified the Preliminary Examination held on 22 March 2026 and will appear in the Mains.

Q: How many JJA posts are there in this recruitment?

There are 152 posts of Junior Judicial Assistant in this recruitment cycle.

Q: Is a typing test part of the selection process?

A typing/skill test may be part of the final selection stages for JJA posts, as court assistant roles typically require keyboard proficiency. Confirm the exact stages from the official Delhi High Court recruitment notification.

Q: Where will the Mains exam be held?

The Mains venue and date will be announced on delhihighcourt.nic.in. Admit cards for the Mains will be released on the same portal for qualified candidates.

Q: What documents do I need for DV?

Prepare: Class 10 marksheet (DOB proof), graduation degree/marksheets, Delhi domicile / address proof, caste certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and recent passport-size photographs. Keep both originals and self-attested photocopies.