Telangana High Court Recruitment 2026: Career Guide & Vacancy Details

Explore Telangana High Court Recruitment 2026. Details on 859 vacancies including Junior Assistant, Typist, and Office Subordinate. Check eligibility and pay scales.

Last updated on: Jan 20, 2026 | Data sourced from official notifications
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The High Court for the State of Telangana has officially released its 2026 recruitment drive (Advt. Nos. 01/2026 to 09/2026) for 859 vacancies across various judicial districts. General eligibility ranges from Class 7 pass for subordinate roles to Graduation for ministerial posts, with a broad age limit of 18 to 46 years. This massive drive offers a direct path into the Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service, providing stability and competitive state government pay scales.

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About Telangana High Court

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Founded by the 7th Nizam H.E.H. Mir Osman Ali Khan, initially the High Court was set up as High Court of Hyderabad for the then Princely State of Hyderabad Deccan in the year 1919 with six judges, the number then rose to 12 after Andhra Pradesh was formed in 1956. The High Court was later renamed to High Court of Andhra Pradesh, as it was set up on 5thNovermber, 1956 under the States Reorganization Act, 1956.

During the Nizam era, a regular and efficient judicial system was introduced in Hyderabad State by Sir Salar Jung, the Prime Minister of Hyderabad State (1853-83). Before that, the chief judicial power in civil matters vested in the Subhedar, while the Kotwal was the head of criminal justice administration. In the districts, administration of justice in civil and criminal cases relating to Muslims was left to the MriAdls or Darul-Quaza Courts, who were assisted by Qazis. Cases involving Hindus were usually decided by Govndrao courts; for Christians, there were AdalatBeroon Bolds; and for Arabss, MakumsQazawat-e-Arab. A separate Court was established for Europeans in the Residency in 1864.


Official Address
High Court Rd, Near Government City College, High Court, Ghansi Bazaar, Madina, Telangana - 500066
Hyderabad, Telangana - 500066
Contact Information

This organization has released 8 recruitment notifications in the last 3 years.

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Organization Overview

Headquartered in Hyderabad, the Telangana High Court is the highest judicial body in the state. It oversees the administration of justice across all district and subordinate courts. The 2026 recruitment cycle is one of the largest in recent years, aimed at filling critical gaps in the judicial support system. The online application window is set to open on January 24, 2026, and will remain active until February 13, 2026. Candidates are selected to serve in various judicial districts, ensuring local representation in the legal infrastructure.

About Telangana High Court Careers 2026

DetailsInformation
Organization TypeState Judiciary (High Court of Telangana)
Total Vacancies859 Posts
Primary Entry GatewayTSHC Recruitment Portal (tshc.gov.in)
Salary Range₹19,000 to ₹96,890 (Revised Pay Scales 2020)
Official Websitetshc.gov.in

Key Job Profiles & Eligibility

The recruitment covers a diverse range of technical, clerical, and support roles:

  • Stenographer Grade III: Requires a Graduation degree + English Shorthand (120 wpm) + Typing (45 wpm).
  • Junior Assistant / Field Assistant: Requires a Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university and knowledge of computer operations.
  • Typist / Copyist: Requires a Graduation degree and a certificate in English Typewriting (Higher Grade - 45 wpm).
  • Examiner / Record Assistant: Entry requirement is Intermediate (10+2) pass.
  • Process Server: Requires Class 10 (SSC) pass.
  • Office Subordinate: Requires education between Class 7 and Class 10. Note: Candidates with qualifications higher than 10th are ineligible for this specific role.

Salary & Benefits

Pay scales are based on the Telangana Judicial Ministerial Service Rules, offering comprehensive benefits:

  • Stenographer Grade III: ₹32,810 – ₹96,890 (Level S-11 approx.)
  • Junior Assistant / Typist / Field Assistant: ₹24,280 – ₹72,850
  • Process Server / Copyist: ₹22,900 – ₹69,150
  • Office Subordinate: ₹19,000 – ₹58,850

Allowances: Selected candidates are entitled to Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Medical Reimbursement, and City Allowance as applicable to their place of posting.


Selection Process

The selection cycle is strictly merit-based and follows a standardized testing pattern:

  1. Computer Based Test (CBT): An objective-type exam featuring General Knowledge (60 marks) and General English (40 marks) for most ministerial posts.
  2. Skill Test: Qualifying shorthand and typing tests for Stenographer and Typist roles (March/April 2026).
  3. Viva-Voce (Interview): Conducted for posts like Office Subordinate and Process Server, typically carrying 5 marks.
  4. Certificate Verification: Shortlisted candidates must produce original local status certificates, educational proofs, and category documents.

How to Crack TSHC Exams

  • Focus on General English: The English section (40 marks) often acts as the differentiator; focus on grammar, vocabulary, and sentence correction.
  • Local Language Proficiency: While exams are in English/Telugu, candidates must have adequate knowledge of the local language of the district they apply for.
  • District Choice: Since vacancies are district-wise, analyze the vacancy table carefully before choosing your primary district unit during the application.
  • OTPR Registration: Ensure you complete the One-Time Profile Registration (OTPR) on the TSHC website early to avoid last-minute portal congestion.


Mandatory Disclaimer: All details are based on Notification Nos. 01/2026 to 09/2026. MySarkariNaukri.com provides informational guidance only.
Verification Source: Official Telangana High Court Website

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The last date for online application submission and fee payment is February 13, 2026.

Yes, but you must submit separate applications and pay separate fees for each post you wish to apply for.

No. As per the specific rules for this post, candidates with qualifications higher than Class 10 are ineligible to apply for Office Subordinate.

General (OC) and BC category candidates must pay ₹600 per post. SC, ST, EWS, and PwD candidates pay a reduced fee of ₹400.

The Computer Based Tests (CBT) are tentatively scheduled for April 2026, with skill tests beginning as early as March 2026.

The age limit for Process Server is 18 to 45 years, while for most other posts, it is 18 to 46 years as of July 1, 2026.

Yes, candidates must possess knowledge or a qualification in computer operation as per the official notification.

Selection for Junior Assistant is primarily based on the Computer Based Test (CBT) merit followed by certificate verification; no oral interview is mentioned for this specific cadre.