Gauhati High Court Computer Admit Card 2026

Gauhati High Court Admit Card 2026 - Computer Assistant

Gauhati High Court has released the Computer Assistant admit card. Check the complete details below including important dates and official links.

Gauhati High Court Computer Assistant - Overview

Organization	Gauhati High Court
Post Name	Computer Assistant
Qualification	Any Bachelors Degree
Location	Guwahati, Assam
Official Website	ghconline.gov.in

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for Gauhati High Court Computer Assistant admit card must possess the following educational qualification: Any Bachelors Degree. Candidates are advised to check the official notification for detailed eligibility requirements.

Important Links

Official Notification	Download PDF
Official Website	ghconline.gov.in

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Frequently Asked Questions

Has the Gauhati High Court Computer Assistant Admit Card 2026 been released?

Yes. The Gauhati High Court Computer Assistant Admit Card 2026 was officially released on 16 June 2026. Candidates can download it from the official portal at ghcrec.assam.gov.in using their Registration ID and Date of Birth.

What is the exam date for GHC Computer Assistant 2026?

The written examination for the Gauhati High Court Computer Assistant post was scheduled on 16 June 2026 at examination centres in Guwahati.

What credentials are needed to download the GHC Computer Assistant hall ticket?

Candidates need their Registration ID / Roll Number and Date of Birth to log in and download the admit card from the official website.

What is the exam pattern for GHC Computer Assistant 2026?

The Computer Assistant written exam carries 120 marks over a duration of 2 hours. It is OMR-based and covers Technical Knowledge (50 marks), English (20 marks), General Knowledge (20 marks), Aptitude and Reasoning (10 marks), and Assamese Language (20 marks - qualifying only).

Is there negative marking in the GHC Computer Assistant exam?

Yes. There is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer in the written examination.