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Delhi Higher Judiciary Exam 2026 Notification Explained: Vacancy, Salary, Selection Process & Application Steps

Delhi Higher Judiciary Notification 2026 has been released for 27 DHJS vacancies. Check eligibility, age limit, application dates, exam schedule, selection process, salary, application fee, and complete details.
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New Delhi: Delhi higher judiciary exam 2026 notification has been officially released by the Delhi High court for direct recruitment to the Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS). The recruitment offers 27 vacancies for eligible advocates and judicial officers. The online application process started on 1 July 2026 and will remain open until 15 July 2026. Candidates should carefully check the official eligibility conditions, important dates, selection process, and salary details before applying.

Delhi Higher Judiciary Exam 2026 Notification Released

The High Court of Delhi has invited online applications for recruitment to the Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) 2026. This recruitment aims to appoint qualified legal professionals through a three-stage selection process.

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According to the official notification, 27 posts have been announced, including existing and anticipated vacancies. The preliminary examination is scheduled for 26 July 2026.

Delhi Higher Judiciary Exam 2026: Important Dates

Candidates must complete all application formalities before the closing date.

EventDate
Notification ReleasedReleased
Online Application Starts1 July 2026 (10:00 AM)
Last Date to Apply15 July 2026 (5:30 PM)
Admit CardTo be announced
Preliminary Examination26 July 2026 (11:00 AM – 1:00 PM)
ResultTo be announced

How Many Vacancies Under Delhi Higher Judiciary Exam 2026

The High Court has announced 27 vacancies, including existing and anticipated posts.

CategoryExistingAnticipatedTotal
General14317
SC55
ST55
Total24327

Reservation Details

  • Three SC vacancies and four ST vacancies are backlog vacancies.
  • Three posts are reserved for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD).
  • Reservation includes Blindness/Low Vision, Locomotor Disability, and Specific Learning Disability/Multiple Disabilities.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must satisfy all eligibility conditions prescribed by the High Court.

Age Limit

As on 15 July 2026:

  • Minimum Age: 35 years
  • Maximum Age: 45 years
  • Age relaxation is available for reserved categories as per rules.

Educational Qualification

For Advocates:

  • Must have continuously practiced as an Advocate for at least seven years as on the last date of application.

For Judicial Officers:

  • Must have completed seven years at the Bar before joining judicial service, or
  • Must have a combined experience of seven years as an Advocate and Judicial Officer.

Application Process

The application process is completely online. Candidates need to:

  1. Visit the official Delhi High Court website.
  2. Open the Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination 2026 application link.
  3. Register using a valid email ID and mobile number.
  4. Fill in the online application form.
  5. Upload the required documents, photograph, and signature.
  6. Pay the application fee.
  7. Submit and download the confirmation page.

Delhi Higher Judiciary Exam 2026: Application Fee

CategoryFee
General₹2,000
SC/ST/PwBD₹500

The fee must be paid online through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, or UPI. It is non-refundable.

Delhi Higher Judiciary Exam 2026: Selection Process

The recruitment will be conducted in three stages.

Preliminary Examination

  • Objective-type paper
  • Screening test
  • 25% negative marking for every incorrect answer

Mains Examination

Candidates qualifying the Preliminary Exam will appear for the descriptive written examination.

Viva-Voce

The final stage evaluates legal knowledge, communication skills, personality, and overall suitability.

Salary Range 

Selected candidates will be appointed under Pay Level J-5.

ParticularDetails
Pay Scale₹1,44,840 – ₹1,94,660
Pay LevelJ-5
BenefitsDA, HRA, Medical Allowance, Leave Benefits, Pension and other admissible allowances

Apart from the attractive salary, officers receive government allowances and enjoy a respected career in the judiciary.

Read also: District Judge Appointments: Supreme Court Lays Down Key Guidelines on Reinstatement and Seniority


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