SLSA Andhra Pradesh Data Entry Operator Recruitment 2026 – Apply Offline for 1 Post The State Legal Services Authority Andhra Pradesh (SLSA Andhra Pradesh) has released an official notification for the recruitment of a Data Entry Operator on a contract basis. Interested and eligible candidates are invited to apply offline through the official website. This is an excellent opportunity for graduates with computer proficiency to join the legal services administration in Andhra Pradesh. The selection will be based on a Written Examination. The examination will be objective type (Multiple Choice Questions) with a standard consistent with the educational qualification (Graduation) and carrying 50 marks. Ans: Starting Date to apply is 12-01-2026. Ans: Last apply date is 27-01-2026. Ans: Any Graduate with computer knowledge and minimum 3 years experience in M.S. Office / Libre Office and Web Browsing. Ans: 42 Years. Ans: Total 01 Vacancy.Overview
Company
State Legal Services Authority Andhra Pradesh
Post Name
Data Entry Operator
Total Posts
01
Start Date
12-01-2026
Last Date
27-01-2026, 05:00 PM
Application Mode
Offline (Registered Post/Speed Post)
Official Website
https://guntur.dcourts.gov.in/
Vacancy Details
Post Name
No. of Posts
Salary
Data Entry Operator
1
Rs. 28,280 – 89,720
Eligibility Criteria for Data Entry Operator
Application Fee
Category
Fee Amount
OC/EWS/BC
Rs. 1000/-
SC/ST/PwBD
No Fee
Selection Process
How to Apply
The Chairman, District Legal Service Authority, GUNTUR.Important Links
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SLSA Andhra Pradesh Data Entry Operator Recruitment 2026 – Apply Offline for 1 Post
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As far back as in the year 1944, in England, a Committee under the Chairmanship of Lord Rushcliffe was appointed ?to enquire what facilities at present exist in England and Wales for giving legal advice and assistance to poor persons and to make such recommendations as appeared to be desirable for the purpose of securing that poor persons need legal advice, may have such facilities at their disposal and for modifying and improving so far as seems expedient, the existing system whereby legal aid is available to persons in the conduct or litigation in which they are concerned whether in civil and criminal courts?. The Committee submitted its recommendations in a report in 1945 which were accepted by the British Parliament, and the Legal Aid and Advice Act, 1949 came into existence.
In India, after submission of Rushcliffe Committee recommendation to the British parliament, suggestions were made by the Bombay Legal Aid Society in 1945 that a committee be set up in India to examine the question of legal aid to the poor. In 1949 ,under the Chairmanship of late Justice N.H.Bhagvati,the then a judge of the Bombay high court," The committee on legal aid and legal advice in Bombay." was set up to consider the question of grant of legal aid to person of limited means or of backward classes in civil and criminal litigations. This committee made a detailed report in October ,1949 and suggested therein that legal aid was governmental responsibility. The same year, the government of west Bengal set up a Committee under the Chairmanship of Sir Arthur Trevol Harries, then the Chief Justice of Calcutta high court, to examine this question and the said committee strongly emphasized the need for rendering legal aid to the poor litigants.