The Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur has released a fresh notification for the post of Stenographer, and this is wonderful news for young people in Rajasthan who dream of a respected job in the courts. In total, there are 163 vacancies across the state’s District Courts and District Legal Services Authorities. After probation, selected candidates are placed in Pay Matrix Level L-10 (₹33,800 – ₹1,06,700), which means a stable government salary, job security, and the pride of serving the justice system. If you have good shorthand and typing speed, this job is truly made for you.
The online application window opens on 22 July 2026 and closes on 10 August 2026. Anyone who has passed Class 12 (Senior Secondary) and holds a basic computer certificate can apply, so both freshers and experienced typists have a fair chance. In this simple guide by GovtJobsAlert.in, we explain the full vacancy breakdown, eligibility, salary, selection process, fees, and the step-by-step application method. If you are searching for the latest Rajasthan government jobs, read this article carefully so you do not miss any important detail.
The Rajasthan High Court conducts this Combined Competitive Examination to recruit stenographers for District Courts and District Legal Services Authorities across the state. It is a Rajasthan State Government judicial cadre job with an attractive pay scale and permanent status after probation. Here are the most important points every applicant should know before applying.
In total, there are 163 vacancies — Stenographer Grade-III Hindi (141), Grade-III English (13), and Grade-II Hindi (9). The table below shows the area-wise split between Non-TSP and Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) areas.
| Post Name | Area | Vacancies |
|---|---|---|
| Stenographer Grade-III (Hindi) | Non-TSP | 130 |
| Stenographer Grade-III (Hindi) | TSP | 11 |
| Stenographer Grade-III (English) | Non-TSP | 9 |
| Stenographer Grade-III (English) | TSP | 4 |
| Stenographer Grade-II (Hindi) | Non-TSP | 7 |
| Stenographer Grade-II (Hindi) | TSP | 2 |
Please check every condition below carefully. Missing even one requirement can lead to rejection, so make sure you qualify before applying.
If you are a 12th pass candidate looking for government jobs, you already meet the basic education bar — you only need the shorthand skill and a computer certificate.
Candidates must be between 18 and 40 years of age as on 1 January 2027. Age relaxation is offered as per Rajasthan government rules, as shown below.
| Category | Age Relaxation |
|---|---|
| SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS | 5 years |
| Women (all categories) | 5 years |
| Persons with Disabilities (PwBD) | 5 years (additional) |
| Ex-Servicemen | 15 years (max age 50) |
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The salary is one of the biggest attractions of this Rajasthan High Court Stenographer job. During the 2-year probation period, you receive a fixed pay of ₹23,700 per month as a Probationer Trainee. After you successfully complete probation, you move to the regular pay scale.
After probation, with all allowances added, the in-hand salary of a Rajasthan High Court Stenographer is comfortable and grows steadily with every year of service.
Along with the salary, you enjoy job security, medical benefits, pension under NPS, and the respect that comes with serving the state judiciary.
The Rajasthan High Court selects candidates through a practical, skill-based competitive examination. There is no objective (MCQ) paper, which means there is no negative marking. Understanding each stage will help you prepare smartly. You can also check the detailed exam pattern and syllabus to plan your practice.
A dictation passage is given at 70 wpm (Hindi) or 80 wpm (English) depending on your post, which you then transcribe on a computer. This test carries 100 marks.
This test is compulsory for everyone. It has a Speed Test (50 marks) and an Efficiency Test (50 marks). You must score the minimum qualifying marks to move ahead.
A final merit list is prepared on the total aggregate marks. Shortlisted candidates then attend an interview (which carries no marks), document verification, and a medical fitness check before final appointment.
Before you begin, keep your photograph, signature (in Hindi and English), thumb impression, and a handwritten declaration ready. Then follow these simple steps.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Notification Released | 17 July 2026 |
| Online Application Starts | 22 July 2026 |
| Last Date to Apply | 10 August 2026 |
| Last Date for Fee Payment | 11 August 2026 |
| Examination (Tentative) | September 2026 |
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| General / OBC-CL / MBC-CL / Other State | ₹750 |
| Rajasthan OBC-NCL / MBC-NCL / EWS | ₹600 |
| PwBD / Rajasthan SC / Rajasthan ST / Ex-Servicemen | ₹450 |
The fee can be paid online through E-Mitra Kiosk, CSC, Net Banking, or Debit/Credit Card. Please pay before the last date so that your application is accepted without any problem.
Don’t let this chance slip away. If you have the required shorthand and typing skills, start arranging your documents today and apply before 10 August 2026. A stenographer job in the Rajasthan High Court brings both stability and respect, so give it your very best effort. For more Rajasthan government job updates and exam alerts, keep visiting GovtJobsAlert.in every day.
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