District Court Sarguja Recruitment 2026 for Assistant Grade-3 & Bhritiya – Apply Offline @ surguja.dcourts.gov.in
The District Court Sarguja Recruitment 2026 has been officially released on 22 July 2026 on the website surguja.dcourts.gov.in. This is a Golden Opportunity for candidates seeking Sarkari Naukri in Chhattisgarh. A total of 9 Vacancies have been announced under the District Court Sarguja Bhritiya & Assistant Grade-3 Notification 2026. The offline application process begins on 23 July 2026 and the last date to submit applications is 13 August 2026.
This recruitment drive is a perfect chance for candidates with qualifications ranging from 8th Pass to Graduate. Both posts come with attractive pay scales under the 7th CPC Pay Matrix and offer job security and career growth in the judicial department. Read the full notification for complete details on eligibility, vacancy distribution, selection process, and how to apply.
All interested candidates must download the official notification PDF and read it thoroughly before applying. The notification contains complete details about vacancy distribution, eligibility criteria, age relaxation, salary structure, selection process, and application instructions. Ignoring any detail may lead to rejection of your application.
Download Official Notification PDF
As per the official notification, the vacancy breakdown is as follows:
| Post Name | Total Posts |
|---|---|
| Assistant Grade-3 | 4 |
| Bhritiya (Peon) | 5 |
| Total | 9 |
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Notification Release Date | 22 July 2026 |
| Application Start Date | 23 July 2026 |
| Last Date for Application | 13 August 2026 |
Selected candidates for District Court Sarguja will be placed in the following pay matrix levels:
| Post | Pay Level | Salary Range (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Assistant Grade-3 | Level-04 | ₹19,500 – ₹62,000 |
| Bhritiya (Peon) | Level-01 | ₹15,600 – ₹49,400 |
The selection for District Court Sarguja Recruitment 2026 will be based on the following stages:
Final merit list will be prepared based on candidate's performance in all stages.
Since this is an offline application, candidates must send their application form via post/courier to the court address. Follow these steps:
The last date to submit the offline application is 13 August 2026.
There are a total of 9 vacancies – 4 for Assistant Grade-3 and 5 for Bhritiya (Peon).
Candidates must be between 18 and 30 years of age. Relaxation of up to 40 years for Chhattisgarh local residents, and maximum 45 years for reserved categories.
The selection process includes a written test, a skill/aptitude test, and document verification.
Assistant Grade-3 posts are placed in Pay Level-04 with a salary range of ₹19,500 to ₹62,000 per month.
No, the application process is offline. You need to download the form from the official website and send it via post/courier.
Candidates must have passed 8th class from a recognized board and have knowledge of Chhattisgarhi/local language.
You can download the official notification from the official website surguja.dcourts.gov.in or directly from the official notification PDF link provided above.
| Job Name | Location | Last Date | Details |
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District Court Sarguja Recruitment 2026 for Assistant Grade-3 & Bhritiya – Apply Offline @ surguja.dcourts.gov.in
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Surguja | 13th August, 2026 | View Details |
The Judicial history of Surguja District came into existence during the Princely State of Surguja . The Princely State of Surguja came under the Protection of British Government of India in the year 1818, after the third Anglo Maratha War. It is considered that Surguja state operated as the overlord of the current states of Jashpur, Udaipur (Dharamjaigarh, Distt.- Raigarh), Changbhakhar and Korea.
The hereditary title of the native ruler of the princely state of Surguja was Maharaja, who exercised full administrative and jurisdictional powers and authority. An advisory committee consisting of 3 members was established in the year 1944 on the initiative of the ruler. The state was one of the original constituent members of the Chamber of Princes, a number of smaller states indirectly represented by 12 princes who were elected periodically by them. In 1940, the Maharaja of Surguja was admitted to the Chamber in his own right.