The Kerala High Court Assistant Exam date has been announced, and one must go through this article to learn about the exam date and pattern.
The recruitment portal of the Kerala High Court has 45 Assistant vacancies this year. The applications for the exam have already been submitted earlier and now is the time to appear for the objective type paper of the Kerela High Court Assistant Exam 2024. The official notice published on https://hckrecruitment.keralacourts.in/ informs about the exam date and other details. The exam is scheduled to be conducted on Sunday, 27th October 2027.
The exam to fill the 45 seats of Assistants will be held on 27th October this year. The selected candidates will be eligible to appear for the second round of descriptive tests, which an interview will follow. The earlier notification released on 27th March 2024 called for applications, and the last date to apply was 2nd May 2024. Since then, candidates have been waiting for the exam date, and now their wait is finally over. The hall tickets will be issued 3 weeks before the exam date. Keep an eye on the official website to stay updated with all the information.
Kerala High Court Assistant Notification 2024- Important Dates
Events
Dates
Notification Release Date
27th March 2024
Apply Online Starts
3rd April 2024
Last Date to Apply Online
2nd May 2024
Kerala High Court Assistant Hall Ticket 2024
03 weeks before the exam date
Kerala High Court Assistant Exam Date 2024
27th October 2024
Kerala High Court Assistant 2024 Selection Process
As mentioned earlier, one must go through 3 stages of selection, including 2 papers (1 objective and 1 descriptive) and an interview. Let’s discuss each stage in detail:
Stage 1 – The candidates will be given 100 objective-type questions on paper to be filled out on the OMR sheet. The qualified candidates will then be called for the second or descriptive rounds. The selection is based on merit purely.
Stage 2 – The subjective paper to test comprehension and writing skills carries 60 marks; the answers must be written in separate answer sheets. The shortlisted candidates of this round will then have to appear for the interview.
Stage 3 – The interview holds a weightage of 10 marks, and a minimum of 35% is required to get to the ranked list.
Then, the marks for all three stages will be added in order to get the final list of selected candidates.
