Supreme Court of India Junior Court Assistant Syllabus 2026

Supreme Court of India Syllabus 2026 - Junior Court Assistant

Supreme Court of India has released the Junior Court Assistant syllabus. Check the complete details below including important dates and official links.

Supreme Court of India Junior Court Assistant - Overview

Organization	Supreme Court of India
Post Name	Junior Court Assistant
Qualification	Any Bachelors Degree
Location	New Delhi, Delhi
Official Website	www.sci.gov.in

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for Supreme Court of India Junior Court Assistant syllabus 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	www.sci.gov.in

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Supreme Court JCA syllabus 2026?

The objective test has seven sections: General English, General Aptitude, General Knowledge, Judiciary provisions in the Constitution, Supreme Court Rules 2013, Supreme Court Officers and Servants Rules 1961, and Computer Knowledge. A typing test, a descriptive test (comprehension, precis, essay) and an interview follow.

How many questions are asked in the Supreme Court JCA objective test?

The objective test has 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks, to be solved in 1.5 hours.

What is the marking scheme for the Supreme Court JCA exam?

Each correct answer earns 1 mark, and each wrong answer leads to a deduction of 0.25 marks. Unanswered questions carry no penalty.

What are the qualifying marks for the Supreme Court JCA exam?

The minimum qualifying marks are 50 out of 100 in the objective test, 25 out of 50 in the typing test, 50 out of 100 in the descriptive test and 13 out of 25 in the interview.

What typing speed is required for the Supreme Court JCA exam?

Candidates must type English text at a minimum of 35 words per minute for 10 minutes. Mistakes up to 3% of the total words typed are allowed.