Job Post: Civil Judge @ Rajasthan Judicial Services [111 Vacancies]

Jobs Nov 10, 2018 Lawstreet News Network 1 Shares

The Rajasthan High Court through a notification dated November 3, 2018, notified the number of vacancies in civil judge cadre for the year 2019.

Breakup of Vacancies

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Total Vacancies – 111

Unreserved (General) – 58, including 17 for women.

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Reserved for SC – 17, including 5 for women.

Reserved for ST – 13, including 3 for women.

Reserved for OBC – 23, including 6 for women.

The notification further provides that 3 of total 111 vacancies will be reserved for specially abled persons and that reservation for widow and divorcee will be in the ratio of 80:20.

Read the official notification below.

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