Bombay HC Admit Card 2024 out for Jr. Clerk & Peon; Check exam pattern, syllabus, and more – Times of India

The Bombay High Court has released the admit card for the Junior Clerk and Peon Hamal Screening Test 2024. Candidates who have applied for the recruitment can check and download the hall ticket from the official website at bombayhighcourt.nic.in.
The Screening Tests for the posts of Junior Clerk and Peon/Hamal will be conducted on 5th, 7th, 8th, 12th, and 14th February 2024.The hall tickets are available in respective profiles created by the candidates while submitting their online application forms. Candidates can download the admit card by simply logging in with their registration details on the official portal.
“It is hereby informed that the Screening Test for the post of Stenographer (Grade-3) will not be conducted,” reads the official notice.
How to download the Bombay HC Admit Card 2023?
Step 1. Visit the official website at bombayhighcourt.nic.in
Step 2. On the homepage, click on the admit card link available for Junior Clerk and Peon/Hamal posts
Step 3. A new page will open, enter your login details and submit
Step 4. Your admit card will be displayed on the screen
Step 5. Download and take a printout of the hall ticket for future reference
Direct Link: Bombay HC Admit Card 2023
Examination Pattern

Screening Test for Junior Clerk and Peon/Hamal

For the Stenographer (Grade 3), Junior Clerk, and Peon/Hamal positions, candidates will be assessed through the Screening Test, Shorthand Test, Typing Test, Cleaning & Activeness Test, and Interview. General Category candidates need to secure at least 35% marks, while candidates from Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe, Other Backward Class, or Special Backward Class will have a 5% relaxation in the required marks, as per the Government’s specifications.
Once candidates have achieved the required cut-off marks in the Screening Test, those equal to seven times the number of advertised posts will be invited for the Marathi Typing Test. This test carries 20 marks and involves typing 300 words on a computer within 10 minutes (30 words per minute). In cases where multiple candidates have secured the same marks as the last candidate shortlisted, all such candidates will be called to participate in the Marathi Typing Test to maintain the 1:7 ratio.
Candidates who achieve the required cut-off marks in the Marathi Typing Test will qualify to take the English Typing Test. The English Typing Test, worth 20 marks, involves typing 400 words on a computer within 10 minutes (40 words per minute). Candidates who meet the cut-off marks in the English Typing Test will be eligible to proceed to the interview stage.