Chandigarh High Court Recruitment
Chandigarh High Court Recruitment
- 📍 Chandigarh
- 🏛 Ministry of Law and Justice
- 🏢 Judiciary
Job Description
Punjab & Haryana High Court Chandigarh Recruitment 2026: 50 Steno-typist & Stenographer Vacancies (Apply Online by 10 March)
The High Court of Punjab and Haryana has released detailed employment notifications for the recruitment of:
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Steno Typist – 25 Posts
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Senior Scale Stenographer – 25 Posts
Eligible candidates can apply online through the official website from 17 February 2026 to 10 March 2026 (11:59 PM).
This is a major opportunity for graduates seeking government jobs in Chandigarh under the High Court establishment.
Important Dates
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Start of Online Application: 17 February 2026
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Last Date to Apply: 10 March 2026 (11:59 PM)
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Date of Examination: To be notified on official website
Candidates are advised not to wait for the last date due to heavy website traffic.
Steno Typist Recruitment 2026
Total Vacancies: 25
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Direct Posts: 17
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Departmental Posts: 8
Category-wise (Direct Posts):
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General: 13
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SC/ST/BC: 02
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Ex-Servicemen: 01
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PwD (Lower Limb / Low Vision): 01
Vacancies may increase or decrease.
Educational Qualification
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Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science or equivalent degree from a recognized university
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Proficiency in Computers (Word Processing & Spread Sheets)
Age Limit (as on 10/03/2026)
Direct Posts: 18 to 30 years
Departmental Posts: 18 to 35 years
Age Relaxation:
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PwD (≥40% disability): 10 years
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Ex-Servicemen: Defence service + 3 years
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SC/ST/BC (Punjab/Haryana/UT): 3 years
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Departmental employees: Up to 5 years (as per rules)
Selection Process
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Word Processing/Transcription Test
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English Shorthand: 80 w.p.m.
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Transcription: 20 w.p.m.
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Dictation: 5 minutes
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Maximum 4% mistakes allowed
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Spread Sheets Test (Qualifying)
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10 marks
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Minimum 40% required
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Final merit will be based on performance in the Word Processing/Transcription Test.
Application Fee
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General & SC/ST/BC (Other States): 1000
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SC/ST/BC (Punjab/Haryana/UT): 800
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PwD (≥40% disability): 800
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Ex-Servicemen: 800
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Departmental Posts: 1000
(Online payment only; non-refundable)
You may also apply for HLL Lifecare Recruitment here.
Senior Scale Stenographer Recruitment 2026
Total Vacancies: 25
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General: 20
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SC/ST/BC: 03
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Ex-Servicemen: 01
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PwD (Lower Limb ≥40%): 01
Educational Qualification
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BA/BSc or equivalent degree
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Proficiency in Computers (Word Processing & Spread Sheets)
Age Limit (as on 10/03/2026)
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21 to 30 years
Age Relaxation:
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PwD: 10 years
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Ex-Servicemen: Defence service + 3 years
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Govt. Employees (Regular): 10 years
Selection Process
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Word Processing/Transcription Test
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English Shorthand: 100 w.p.m.
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Transcription: 20 w.p.m.
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Dictation: 5 minutes
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Maximum 3% mistakes allowed
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Spread Sheets Test (Qualifying)
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10 marks
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Minimum 40% required
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Final merit prepared category-wise based on shorthand performance.
Important Instructions
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Apply online only via official website at below provided link.
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Keep scanned photograph & signature ready
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E-Admit Card will be available online (no postal dispatch)
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No TA/DA for exam
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Category once selected cannot be changed
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Reservation benefits applicable only for Punjab/Haryana/UT domiciles
Candidates working in Government/Semi-Government Departments must produce NOC at the time of testimonials checking.
Job Location
Chandigarh (High Court Establishment)
About the Recruiting Body
The High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh is one of the premier judicial institutions in India, serving the States of Punjab and Haryana and the Union Territory of Chandigarh.
???? Why This Recruitment is Important
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50 total vacancies
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Stable government employment
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High Court establishment post
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Clear skill-based selection process
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Opportunity for both fresh graduates and departmental candidates
???? Final Reminder
The last date to apply is 10 March 2026 (11:59 PM).
Interested candidates should complete the online registration well before the deadline.
For complete official details and application link, visit the official High Court website here.
Best of luck!!

