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Telangana District Courts Junior Assistant Recruitment (TJMSS): syllabus and eligibility

TS High Court Junior Assistant key facts
Conducting bodyHigh Court for the State of Telangana. Official website ↗
PostsJunior Assistant, Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service (district courts)
QualificationA bachelor's degree from a recognised university and knowledge of, or a qualification in, computer operation, both held on 19 January 2026. You must also know the language of the district you are appointed to.
Age limit18–46 years on 1 July 2026 (general category)
DomicilePreferred
Selection stagesComputer-based examination (objective, graduation standard); qualifying marks are 40% (OC/EWS), 35% (BC) and 30% (SC/ST/PH) → Merit list on CBT marks, with weightage for eligible contract and outsourced staff → Certificate verification of provisionally selected candidates
Latest notificationNotification No. 2/2026, Junior Assistant (TJMSS) · 159 vacancies

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About TS High Court Junior Assistant

The High Court for the State of Telangana recruits Junior Assistants for the district courts under the Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service Rules, 2018. The latest round is Notification No. 2/2026, dated 19 January 2026, for 159 posts across the judicial districts on the Rs 24,280 to 72,850 scale. Stenographer Grade-III, Typist and Copyist posts had their own notifications the same day.

Eligibility

Age limit

General category: 18–46 years, counted on 1 July 2026.

Age relaxation

  • OBC: 5 years
  • SC: 5 years
  • ST: 5 years
  • EWS: 5 years
  • PwBD: 10 years
  • Ex-servicemen: as per Rule 12(1)(c)(i) of the Telangana State and Subordinate Service Rules.
  • Contract and outsourced staff of the High Court, legal services bodies and the judicial service get relaxation if they were within the age limit when first engaged and have two years of service.

Qualification

A bachelor's degree from a recognised university and knowledge of, or a qualification in, computer operation, both held on 19 January 2026. You must also know the language of the district you are appointed to.

Other conditions

  • Posts are district cadre, with local reservation under G.O.Ms.No.124 of 2018. Local status is based on where you studied Classes 4 to 7.

Selection process

  1. Computer-based examination (objective, graduation standard); qualifying marks are 40% (OC/EWS), 35% (BC) and 30% (SC/ST/PH)
  2. Merit list on CBT marks, with weightage for eligible contract and outsourced staff
  3. Certificate verification of provisionally selected candidates

Exam pattern

Computer-based examination

Mode: Online, objective MCQ · Duration: 120 minutes

SUBJECTQUESTIONSMARKS
General Knowledge (paper in English and Telugu)6060
General English4040

TS High Court Junior Assistant syllabus

General Knowledge

  • Graduation-standard general knowledge; the notification gives no detailed topic list

General English

  • Graduation-standard English; the notification gives no detailed topic list

What they ask

The test has 100 one-mark MCQs in 120 minutes: 60 on general knowledge and 40 on general English, set at graduation level. The GK questions are available in English and Telugu. Notification 2/2026 gives no topic-wise syllabus, so prepare standard general awareness along with English grammar, vocabulary and comprehension.

How to prepare

  • Clear the cut-off first: you need 40% (OC/EWS), 35% (BC) or 30% (SC/ST/PH) in the CBT to be ranked.
  • Split practice roughly 60:40 between general knowledge and English to match the paper.
  • Keep proof of computer knowledge ready, since the notification makes it part of eligibility.
  • One registration ID lets you apply to several districts, each with its own application number; choose districts whose language you know.
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TS High Court Junior Assistant FAQs

No interview is listed. The merit list is drawn from the computer-based exam marks, followed by certificate verification.

Sources

Checked against official sources on . Rules change with each notification, so read the latest one before you apply.

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