Bombay HC Screening Test 26 April — 2,831 Clerk & Steno Posts

12 April 2026 Exam Notifications Exam Notifications Bombay High Court court recruitment
Exam: Bombay High Court Recruitment Screening Test 2026
Body: Bombay High Court
Vacancies: 2831
Fee: General: Rs. 500 / SC/ST: Rs. 250
Eligibility: Graduation (for Clerk/Steno) or 10th pass (for Peon/Driver); age 18-38
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The Bombay High Court has confirmed that the screening test for 2,831 posts across Clerk, Stenographer, Driver, and Peon categories will be held on 26 April 2026 (Sunday). Candidates who applied through the online portal before the 5 January 2026 deadline should download their admit cards from the official website.

Key details

Detail Information
Exam Bombay High Court Recruitment Screening Test 2026
Conducting body Bombay High Court
Total vacancies 2,831
Exam date 26 April 2026 (Sunday)
Exam type Computer-based screening test
Posts Clerk, Stenographer, Driver, Peon
Official website bombayhighcourt.nic.in

Post-wise vacancy breakdown

Post Vacancies Educational Qualification
Clerk ~1,200 Graduate from recognised university
Stenographer ~400 Graduate + shorthand proficiency
Peon ~800 10th pass
Driver ~431 10th pass + valid driving licence

Note: Exact post-wise figures as per original notification available on bombayhighcourt.nic.in.

How to download admit card

  1. Visit the Bombay High Court official website at bombayhighcourt.nic.in
  2. Navigate to the "Recruitment" section
  3. Click on "Download Admit Card — Screening Test 2026"
  4. Enter your registration number, date of birth, and captcha
  5. Download and print the admit card; carry it along with a valid photo ID to the exam centre

Important notes

  • The screening test will be a computer-based objective exam covering General Knowledge, English Language, Marathi Language, and aptitude
  • For Stenographer posts, candidates who clear the screening test will face an additional shorthand and typing test
  • Exam centres are spread across Maharashtra — check your admit card for the specific centre and reporting time
  • This is one of the largest High Court recruitment drives in 2026, with 2,831 vacancies across the Bombay High Court and its benches at Nagpur, Aurangabad, and Goa
  • Candidates should reach the exam centre at least 60 minutes before the scheduled start time
  • Previous year's qualifying cut-off for the Clerk post was approximately 45% for General category (per official results)
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