New Delhi, April 5: Millions of young people in the country aspire to work in the High Court. If you are one of them, the Delhi High Court has issued an official notification for the recruitment of 13 Oath Commissioner positions. The last date to apply is April 10.
The application process for these positions has begun in offline mode, with the final submission date set for April 10. Eligible and interested candidates are advised to submit their registration forms before 4:30 PM on the deadline.
Candidates filling out the application form must have at least three years of practice as an advocate by the last date of application. Those applying for positions in specific court complexes must primarily practice within that complex. Additionally, candidates must meet other specified eligibility criteria.
To apply, candidates should first visit the official website of the Delhi High Court. After reaching the homepage, click on the official notification link for the relevant position. Download the application form provided in the notification and print it out. Fill in all the required information in the form and attach all necessary documents.
Submit the completed form in an envelope addressed to ‘Assistant Registrar (General Administration-I), Room No. 8, Ground Floor, Administrative Block, Delhi High Court, New Delhi.’ Candidates should note that applications received after the specified date and time will not be accepted under any circumstances. For more information regarding recruitment, eligibility, selection process, age limit, and other details, candidates can check the detailed notification available on the official website.
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