Supreme Court Recruitment 2020 for Branch Officer & Jr. Assistant Vacancies in Delhi

Supreme Court Recruitment 2020 Notification- Apply 07 Junior Court Assistant & Branch Officer Job Vacancies. Supreme Court Job Openings for the Indian National Graduates. There are 07 vacancies that are tentatively allotted for Junior Court Assistant & Branch Officer posts it may increase or decrease due to administrative reasons. Interested and eligible aspirants can submit the Supreme Court Job Application Form from 15th October 2020. The closing date of the Online Application for the Supreme Court Recruitment 2020 is 06th November 2020. 

Supreme Court Recruitment 2020

Applicants who are looking for court jobs in Delhi can download the application form @ sci.gov.in. Aspirants can also check with the Supreme Court Notification before starting the application process. Individual who has met with the eligibility conditions of Supreme Court Job Circular can start with the application procedure. It is important that the application for Supreme Court Recruitment should be submitted on or before the last date.

Delhi Supreme Court Jobs 2020 Details

Supreme Court Vacancy 2020 Details

Eligibility Criteria for Supreme Court Recruitment 2020

Educational Qualification:

• Applicants should hold B.E./B.Tech/B.Sc./ M.Sc/ LLB/ Master Degree in a prescribed discipline from a recognized university.

Age Limit:

• Maximum Age Limit
  • Branch Manager – 30 to 45 years.
  • Jr. Court Assistant- 21-30 years.

Application Fee:

• Pay the application fee through Online mode and candidates can check the application fee from the notification

Supreme Court Jobs Salary:

Aspirants selected for the Supreme Court Recruitment will get the basic pay as follows:

Supreme Court Recruitment – Selection Process:

• Written Test
• Interview.

How to apply for Supreme Court Recruitment 2020?

1. Download the Supreme Court Notification PDF and go through it completely.
2. If you feel you are eligible for this post, then start applying.
3. Click on the Apply Online Link given below.
4. Select the desired post you want to apply to.
5. Enter all the required details.
6. Scan and upload all the required documents along with a photograph.
7. Pay the application fee through Online mode.
8. Click on Submit to finish the application process.
9. Take a printout of the Application form for further use.

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About the Supreme Court of India:

The Supreme Court of India is the most elevated legal court and the last court of a claim under the Constitution of India, the most noteworthy sacred court, with the intensity of legal survey. Comprising of the Chief Justice of India and a limit of 33 judges, it has broad powers as unique, re-appraising, and warning jurisdictions. As the last court of the intrigue of the nation, it takes up claims basically against decisions of the high courts of different conditions of the Union and different courts and councils. It shields key privileges of natives and settles debates between different government specialists just as the focal government versus state governments or state governments versus another state government in the nation. As a warning court, it hears matters which may explicitly be alluded to it under the constitution by the President of India.

It additionally may take cognizance of issues individually (or suo moto), without anybody attracting its consideration regarding them. The law pronounced by the preeminent court winds up authoritative on all courts inside India and furthermore by the association and state governments. Per Article 142 of the constitution, it is the obligation of the president to implement the announcements of the incomparable court. The Supreme Court of India appeared on 28 January 1950. It supplanted both the Federal Court of India and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council which were then at the summit of the Indian court framework. The primary procedures and initiation, be that as it may, occurred on 28 January 1950 at 9:45 am, the point at which the judges sat down. Which is in this way viewed as the official date of foundation