Patna High Court Mazdoor 2025 Score Card & Final Result

Patna High Court Mazdoor 2025 — Score Card and Final Result Explained

Patna High Court has released the Score Card and Final Result for Mazdoor (Group D support staff) Recruitment 2025. Mazdoor posts in Patna High Court are Group D support roles — working within the premises of Bihar's highest judicial authority. This covers: file carrying between court rooms and offices, maintenance of court records stores, basic premises maintenance, and support to court staff.

Getting selected for Patna High Court Mazdoor is a stable Group D government job in Bihar — with the prestige of working within the judiciary's infrastructure. Pay is modest but job security is absolute after confirmation.

What the Score Card Shows

The score card displays your marks from the written exam or selection test used for recruitment. If your score puts you in the merit range for your category, you'll be called for Document Verification. Keep the score card downloaded and saved — it's required at DV along with other documents.

Documents Required for DV

• 10th certificate + marksheet (Mazdoor minimum is 8th/10th pass as specified in notification)
• Bihar domicile certificate
• Category certificate — SC/ST/OBC/EWS in Bihar format
• Character certificate from Gazetted Officer
• Aadhar Card + 2 other photo IDs
• 6 recent passport-size photographs

Pay Scale and Job Reality

Patna High Court Mazdoor is placed at Pay Level 1 (₹18,000 basic). With Bihar state DA and allowances: in-hand approximately ₹27,000–₹30,000/month. Working within the High Court campus means fixed working hours (court days), no field postings, and a structured work environment in Patna city. Court holidays align with legal calendar — you get more holidays than most government posts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can Patna HC Mazdoor be promoted to clerk level?

High Court Group D staff can appear for internal clerk/LDC level promotions through departmental examinations held by the High Court administration. Merit-based internal promotions are possible, though they depend on vacancy availability. Many Group D employees also appear for BSSC (Bihar Staff Selection Commission) LDC/clerk exams externally while serving.

Q: Are working hours fixed at the High Court?

Yes — court working hours are regulated: typically 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM on court days. Government and court holidays apply. Unlike field government posts, High Court support staff rarely face overtime demands except during intense hearing periods or administrative transitions.