Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination 2019 Vacancies Declared-General Caste 17 – LAST DATE- 21.01.2020

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In continuation of this Court’s notice published In varIOUS newspapers, on the website and elsewhere on 28.12.2019 whereby 19 vacancies [16 existing vacancies and 03 anticipated vacancies] have been advertised for Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination­2019, it is hereby notified that the category wise bifurcation of 19 vacancies for Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination – 2019 shall now be read as under:

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[Notification Dt 17/01/2020]

Last Date and Time for filling Online Application Form and/or making payment through Debit Card/Internet Banking: 21.01.2020 (10:00 P.M.)

HIGH COURT OF DELHI: NEW DELHI

(website: http://www.delhihighcourt.nic.in)

DELHI HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAMINATION – 2019

AS PER THE DELHI HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE RULES, 1970 AS AMENDED UP TO 26.12.2019

CORRIGENDUM

In continuation of this Court’s notice published In varIOUS newspapers, on the website and elsewhere on 28.12.2019 whereby 19 vacancies [16 existing vacancies and 03 anticipated vacancies] have been advertised for Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination­2019, it is hereby notified that the category wise bifurcation of 19 vacancies for Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination – 2019 shall now be read as under:

DELHI HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE 2019

 

NOTE

Since there is no vacancy reserved for ST category in the current recruitment process as per the aforesaid revised category wise bifurcation of vacancies, therefore, the candidates belonging to ST category would not be entitled for any relaxation in marks on account of being an ST candidate. However, such candidates belonging to ST category would be eligible to compete against the General vacancies and would be governed by the criteria applicable to the candidates of General Category, in order to be shortlisted for the next stage of the examination.

Sd/­(Manoj Jain) Registrar General

DATE:17.01.2020

The Delhi Higher Judicial Service Preliminary Examination (Objective Type) referred to above, will be held on Sunday, the 2ndFebruary, 2020(11 AM to 1 PM)

See original notification DELHI HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAMINATION –2019

BULLET 2Syllabus for Delhi Higher Judicial Services Examination 2019

FULL NOTIFICATION FOR DELHI HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAMINATION -2019

 

 

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The candidates applying for the Delhi Higher Judicial Services examination should ensure that they fulfill all the eligibility conditions for admission to the examination. Their admission at all the stages of examination, for which they are admitted by this Court viz. Preliminary Examination (objective), Main Examination (written) and the viva-voce shall be purely provisional, subject to their satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions.

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