80 vacancies of Junior Court Attendant (Cooking Knowing)

80 vacancies of Junior Court Attendant (Cooking Knowing)

Position

Recruitment for 80 vacancies of Junior Court Attendant (Cooking Knowing) with Basic Pay of Rs. 21,700/- and approximate Gross Salary of Rs. 46,210/- per month.

Qualification:

(a) Xth standard conducted by any Board/ Institute recognized by the
Government.
(b) Minimum One year full time diploma in cooking/culinary arts from a
recognized Institute.


[Note: Ex-servicemen candidates who do not possess one year full time
diploma in cooking/culinary arts from a recognized Institute are also eligible to
apply on the basis of trade/competency certificate in cooking/catering field
issued by Competent Authority.]

Experience:

3 years of cooking experience in a prestigious hotel/restaurant/government department.

Age Limit:

18 to 27 years as of 01.08.2024 (Relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/Physically Challenged/Ex Servicemen/Widows/Divorcees as per Government rules).

Note: There will be no age limit for employees of Supreme Court who have completed 3 years regular service in the Registry. No relaxation in age will be allowed to the candidates working in other Government
departments etc.

Selection Process:

Selection shall be on the basis of written test based on:

  • Objective Type Question Paper in bilingual (English and Hindi),
  • Practical Trade Skill Test in cooking and Interview as per details given below:
Practical Trade Skill Test in cooking and Interview Supreme Court

Note: The duration of written test is 1 ½ hours (90 minutes). There will be no negative marking.

Application Process:

Apply online through the Supreme Court website from 23.08.2024 to 12.09.2024.

Application Fee:

Rs. 400/- for General; Rs. 200/- for SC/ST/Physically Challenged/Ex-Servicemen/Widows/Divorcees.

Test Centers:

17 centers across 16 states.

Test Centres Supreme Court

General Instructions:

No TA/DA, Admit cards to be downloaded online, regular updates through the Supreme Court website.

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