The Supreme Court has released the exam city intimation slip for the Junior Court Assistant (JCA) Examination 2026. Candidates who applied for the recruitment can check their allotted examination city by logging in to the official website, sci.gov.in, using their user ID and password. The written examination is scheduled to be held on November 20, 2026. The admit card will be issued separately.
Candidates who applied for the Junior Court Assistant recruitment examination at the Supreme Court can now check their examination city details. The download link for the Supreme Court JCA City Slip 2026 has been made available on the official website.
Candidates can access the city intimation slip using their user ID and password. The examination is scheduled for November 20, 2026. Those who have been allotted examination centres in other cities can use the information to make their travel arrangements in advance.
The Supreme Court has started providing examination city information to candidates appearing for the Junior Court Assistant recruitment examination. The city intimation slip informs candidates about the city in which their examination will be conducted. However, the complete examination centre address and reporting time will be mentioned in the admit card.
To download the city slip, candidates must first visit the Supreme Court's official website, sci.gov.in. They should then navigate to the Recruitment section and look for the link related to the Junior Court Assistant Examination 2026 city intimation.
After opening the link, candidates must enter their user ID, password and the captcha code displayed on the screen. Once logged in, their examination city details will appear on the screen. Candidates can download the slip and keep a copy for reference.
The examination city slip should not be treated as an admit card. Candidates must carry the prescribed admit card and a valid identity document to gain entry to the examination centre. After the admit card is released, candidates should carefully read all the instructions mentioned in it.
The objective examination for the Junior Court Assistant recruitment is scheduled to be conducted on November 20, 2026. The examination will comprise 100 multiple-choice questions, with each question carrying one mark. Candidates will be given 90 minutes to complete the paper.
Questions will cover General English, General Aptitude, General Knowledge, Computer Knowledge, and rules and constitutional provisions related to the judiciary. A negative marking of 0.25 marks will apply for every incorrect answer.
Candidates must secure at least 50 marks to qualify in the written examination. However, obtaining the minimum qualifying marks will not guarantee selection for the next stage. Candidates will be shortlisted for subsequent tests based on the recruitment rules and merit.
Candidates seeking selection for the Junior Court Assistant posts at the Supreme Court will have to clear multiple stages of the recruitment process. Those who qualify in the objective examination will be required to appear for a computer typing test, an English descriptive written examination and an interview.
The typing test will carry 50 marks and will assess candidates' English typing speed. The minimum prescribed typing speed is 35 words per minute.
The descriptive examination will carry 100 marks and will evaluate candidates' English writing and language proficiency. This will be followed by an interview carrying 25 marks.
Candidates selected through the recruitment process will receive an initial basic salary of Rs 35,400 per month under Pay Matrix Level 6.
They may also receive other allowances in accordance with the applicable rules. The total monthly salary will depend on the place of posting and the allowances admissible to the selected candidates.
