Supreme Court Court Master Recruitment 2026 – Apply Offline for 15 Posts

Supreme Court has announced 15 vacancies for the Court Master (Shorthand) post on a deputation basis, requiring applicants to send scanned copies of their applications via email and submit offline applications through the concerned High Court to the Recruitment Cell, Supreme Court of India, Tilak Marg, New Delhi on or before 31 October 2026. The initial engagement is fixed for one year, with a pay scale of Level 11 (Rs. 67,700 – Rs. 2,08,700). Candidates must hold a Degree of a recognized University, have shorthand proficiency of 120 w.p.m., a computer typing speed of 40 w.p.m., and five years of regular service as Private Secretary, Senior PA, PA, or Senior Stenographer in the High Courts and District Courts.

Supreme Court Court Master (Shorthand) at a Glance

Where and How to Send

Eligible candidates working in the High Courts must route and forward their applications through the concerned High Court. Scanned copies must be sent to the e-mail ID [email protected] for early scrutiny. The complete application in the prescribed proforma along with required documents in original must subsequently be sent by post to the following address:

Recruitment Cell, Supreme Court of India, Tilak Marg, New Delhi 110001

Posts, Eligibility and Pay

Eligibility Conditions

• Degree of a recognized University in India.
• Proficiency in Shorthand with a speed of 120 w.p.m. in Shorthand (English).
• Knowledge of computer operation with a typing speed of 40 w.p.m. on computer.
• Holding analogous post on regular basis; or minimum 5 years regular service in the cadre of Private Secretary/Senior PA/PA/Senior Stenographer.
• Age of the candidate should not exceed 56 years as on the closing date of receipt of applications (1st October, 2026).

Enclosures

• Prescribed proforma application form
• ACRs/APARs of the last five years
• Vigilance clearance
• Supporting documents and photographs

Selection Process

The selection process comprises a Shorthand Skill Test in English language at the speed of 120 w.p.m. with permissible five per cent mistakes. The maximum marks are 100, and 50 marks are the minimum qualifying marks. Candidates who qualify the Shorthand Skill Test will be subjected to interaction, followed by perusal of ACRs/APARs of the last five years and vigilance clearance.

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