Rajasthan High Court Vacancy 2025: Apply Online, Dates

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Court recruitment in Rajasthan draws a wide field, because the same notification usually carries posts for law graduates, ordinary graduates, stenographers, drivers and Class IV staff at once. This guide sets out who conducts the hiring, which posts are advertised, what each one requires, and where the confirmed dates and vacancy numbers actually come from.

Who conducts court staff recruitment in Rajasthan?

The High Court of Rajasthan runs its own recruitment for judicial and support staff, operating from its principal seat in Jodhpur and a bench in Jaipur. It is the highest judicial authority in the state, and every advertisement, correction and result for these posts is published on its official website at hcraj.nic.in.

Which posts does the court advertise?

Hiring is usually spread across eight post types, from Civil Judge down to Class IV, so a single cycle can suit a law graduate and a tenth-pass candidate at the same time. The table below lists what each post has historically required. Vacancy figures are expected numbers only, and none of them are confirmed until the advertisement is published.

Post Name	Official Apply Link	Qualification	Age Limit	Total Vacancies (Expected)
Civil Judge (Junior Division)	Apply now	LLB Degree from recognized University	21–40 Years	200+ (Upcoming)
Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA)	Apply now	Graduate + Computer Knowledge	18–40 Years	300+ (Expected)
Clerk Grade II	Apply now	Graduate in any discipline	18–40 Years	250+ (Upcoming)
Stenographer Grade III	Apply now	12th Pass + Steno Speed	18–40 Years	150+ (Expected)
Junior Personal Assistant (JPA)	Apply now	Graduate + English/Hindi Steno	18–40 Years	50+ (Upcoming)
System Assistant	Apply now	B.Tech/BCA/MCA	21–40 Years	40+ (Expected)
Driver	Apply now	10th Pass + Valid Driving License	18–40 Years	30+ (Upcoming)
Peon / Class IV	Apply now	10th Pass	18–40 Years	500+ (Expected)

Posts are filled across districts rather than at the two court seats alone, which is why the Class IV and clerical counts run so much higher than the judicial ones.

What qualifications do the clerical and steno posts need?

Clerical posts ask for a graduation degree from a recognised university, plus basic computer knowledge and Hindi in the Devanagari script — the language requirement is not optional and catches out candidates who assume a degree alone is enough. Stenographer posts also need a graduation degree, with the typing and shorthand speed fixed by the notification.

Post	Qualification	Other Requirement
Clerical Posts	Graduation from a recognized university	Basic computer knowledge & Hindi in Devanagari script
Stenographer Posts	Graduation degree	Typing speed as per official notification

The detailed advertisement is the document that settles eligibility for a given cycle, and it should be read in full before any fee is paid.

How do you apply online?

Applications are submitted online through the court’s own portal, and the sequence has stayed the same across recent cycles. Registration comes first, then the personal and academic details, then document uploads, then the fee — and only a submitted form with a saved printout counts as an application at all.

1. Visit the official website of the High Court of Rajasthan

2. Open the recruitment link for the post you are applying to

3. Register using a valid email address and mobile number

4. Fill in personal and academic details

5. Upload the required documents

6. Pay the application fee

7. Submit the form and take a printout

Check every field before final submission. Once a form is submitted, corrections depend on whether the court opens an edit window, and there is no guarantee that it will.

What is the application fee?

Fees vary by category and are fixed in the advertisement for each cycle rather than being a standing amount. General and OBC candidates pay the full fee as printed in the notification, while SC, ST and EWS candidates pay a concessional rate. The exact figures and the payment window both appear in the recruitment notification.

• General / OBC — as per the notification

• SC / ST / EWS — concessional fee

What do candidates ask most often?

Most queries cluster around four things: the closing date, the application route, the syllabus, and whether Hindi material is available. Short answers follow, each drawn from what the court itself publishes rather than from forwarded screenshots or coaching-centre summaries.

When is the last date to apply?

The closing date is announced in the official notification and nowhere else. Advertisements typically stay open for a few weeks after release, but the window is set cycle by cycle, so the only safe approach is to check the notification PDF as soon as it appears and apply well before the stated deadline.

How do you complete the online application?

Go to the court’s official website, open the recruitment link for your post, and complete the registration and form steps in order. Keep scanned documents ready in the required format before you start, because a session that times out during an upload usually has to be restarted from the beginning.

What is in the syllabus?

The written examination for clerical and support posts covers General Knowledge, Hindi, English and Computer Knowledge, with weightings set out in the advertisement. Judicial posts follow a separate legal syllabus. Candidates should prepare from the syllabus printed in their own cycle’s notification rather than from an older advertisement.

Is the syllabus available in Hindi?

Yes — the notification is published with the syllabus in Hindi as well, which matters because the paper itself tests Hindi in the Devanagari script for clerical posts. Working through the Hindi version alongside the English one is the safest way to avoid a translation gap on exam day.

When will the exam date be announced?

Exam dates are released after the application process closes, not alongside the advertisement. The gap between the closing date and the examination has varied between cycles, so admit-card and exam announcements should be tracked on the official website from the moment applications shut.

What is the basic eligibility?

For clerical and stenographer posts, a candidate needs a graduation degree from a recognised university and must fall inside the age limit fixed in the advertisement, with relaxations applied as per state rules. Judicial posts require an LLB. Age is always counted as on the cut-off date printed in the notification.

What should a candidate do next?

Track the official website directly rather than waiting for a forwarded PDF, because a corrigendum changing eligibility or dates appears there first. Prepare from the syllabus in the current notification, keep documents scanned and ready before the form opens, and apply early enough that a slow server on the closing day is not your problem.

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