Vijayawada, October 26, 2022: The Andhra Pradesh High Court has announced recruitment for several posts. A total of 3673 posts have been listed to fill during this recruitment drive according to the reports published in financialexpress.com. The interested applicants can check detailed notification at the official website of high court at hc.ap.nic.in.
Important date:-
Starting date of application- October 22, 2022
Last date to submit application form- November 11, 2022 at 11:59 PM
Vacancy details:-
The vacancy has been listed for 3673 posts for below mentioned posts.
Office Subordinates (for District Courts)- 1,520
Process Server- 439
Copyist (for District Courts)- 209
Stenographers Grade 3- 114
Office Subordinate (High Court of Andhra Pradesh, direct recruitment)- 135
Typist (for District Courts)- 170
Junior Assistant- 681
Field Assistant- 158
Examiner- 112
Driver (light vehicle)- 20
Copyist- 20
Computer Operators- 11
Examiners- 13
Assistants- 14
Typist- 16
Record Assistant- 9
Section Officer/Court Officer/Scrutiny Officer/Accounts Officer- 9
Assistant Section Officers- 13
Driver- 8
Overseer- 1
Assistant Overseer- 1
Age details:-
The candidates who are willing to apply for the above mentioned posts, should be above the age of 18 and below the age of 42. However, there is some age relaxation for candidates belonging to reserved categories.
Linguistics details:-
The applicants must have a knowledge of Telugu, Kanada, Tamil, Odia, Urdu, Malayalam, and Hindi.
Application fee:-
One needs to submit an application fee of Rs 800. However, the candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribe and other reserved category should pay Rs 400 as application fee.
Selection process:-
The candidates will be shortlisted after they qualify in each stage.
1) Written exam 2) Document verification and 3) Medical examination.
In case of any query, one can contact the helpdesk at 0863-2372752 (from 10:30 am to 05:00 pm). One can also write to helpdesk at helpdesk-hc.ap@aij.gov.in. The mail can be sent anytime but response will be sent only in the working hours of the high court.
