Job Post: Karnataka Judicial Services Exam [Apply by Jan 11]

Jobs Dec 27, 2018 Editor : Shreya Bansal 1 Shares

The High Court of Karnataka invites online applications for direct recruitment to 71 posts of Civil Judges.

Eligibility

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Must be a holder of a degree in Law granted by a university established by Law in India and must have been enrolled as an Advocate.
Must not have completed as on the last date fixed for receipt of applications, 38 years of age in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe and 35 years of age in the case of others.
For Ex-servicemen candidates, relaxation of three years in the upper age limit.

Scale of Pay

Rs. 27700-770-33090-920-40450-1080-44770.

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Mode of Recruitment

By direct recruitment on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in a competitive examination (Main written examination and viva-voce) conducted by the High Court.

How to apply

To apply online, click here.

Important Dates

The Last Date for register / submit Online Application: 11.01.2019 (11.59 PM)
The Last Date for payment of fee through online: 14.01.2019
The Last Date for payment of fee through Challan: 14.01.2019 till Banks’ working hours.

Read the official notification below.

(To read information in English go on page 7)

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