The High Court of Delhi published notices for the Senior Personal Assistant (SPA) and Personal Assistant (PA) Open Examinations, 2026. The original ApnaGyan summary reported a combined 150 posts, with 117 for Senior Personal Assistant and 33 for Personal Assistant. Read the official vacancy notice and application instructions before relying on these figures or eligibility details.
The original article listed online applications from September 15 to October 5, 2026 and a correction window from October 12 to October 14. Those dates have passed. The current Delhi High Court job-opening page may contain further notices; this article does not confirm that a fresh application is open.
Recruitment overview
| Detail | Information reported in the original summary |
|---|---|
| Authority | High Court of Delhi |
| Examinations | Senior Personal Assistant and Personal Assistant (Open), 2026 |
| Total posts reported | 150 |
| Senior Personal Assistant posts reported | 117 |
| Personal Assistant posts reported | 33 |
| Original application period | September 15 to October 5, 2026, as recorded in the earlier article |
| Correction window recorded | October 12 to October 14, 2026 |
Educational and skill requirements
The original summary describes a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university and English shorthand at 110 words per minute with English typing at 40 words per minute. These criteria must be checked against the official notice, along with any prescribed computer test conditions, certificates, age cut-off, category relaxations and other requirements.
Pay levels and fee
The previous article described SPA at Pay Matrix Level 8 and PA at Level 7. It also listed application fees of ₹1,500 for General, OBC-NCL and EWS candidates and ₹1,300 for SC, ST and eligible PwBD candidates. Confirm the official fee table and whether separate applications and separate fees are required when applying for both posts.
Selection process
The earlier summary lists an English typing test, English shorthand test, main descriptive examination and interview. Check the official notice for the order of stages, qualifying marks, skill-test rules, syllabus and any stage-specific conditions. A candidate should not assume that qualifying one test automatically guarantees progression through the entire process.
How to find the official instructions
- Open the Delhi High Court Job Openings page.
- Find the SPA/PA vacancy notice and the separate “Apply” notice for the 2026 examination.
- Read both documents, check any later notice or correction, and use only the application portal linked by the Court.
- Keep copies of the submitted form, fee receipt and any notice about skill tests or admit cards.
Since the application dates recorded in the earlier summary are past, check the High Court’s latest notices for recruitment-stage updates. This article is an informational summary and not an official notification.