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Madras High Court exam is conducted to recruit the candidates for the post of Member & President, Gardner, Watchman, Waterman and Waterwomen, Copyist Attender, etc.

Latest Notification

Madras High Court exam for Judicial Service Grade III will be held on April 24, 2022. The admit card has been released on April 14, 2022.

Registration

MHC Recruitment Registration Process

First, candidates are required to register themselves on the official website of the exam. Below mentioned are the steps that the candidates can follow:

Step 1: Visit the Official Website- www.mhc.tn.gov.in

Step 2: Look for the notification for the post of Member and President in Tamil Nadu State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and Click on it.

Step 3: Fill in all the necessary details in the registration form like Name, Father’s Name, Contact number, Date of Birth, Email Id, etc.

Click on Submit.

Step 4: For further usage just note down the system-generated registration ID and Password as well.

MHC Recruitment Application Form

In the next step, candidates need to fill up the application form for MHC Recruitment with the help of the following steps:

Step 1: Log in with the registration ID and Password on the MHC Recruitment official website.

Step 2:Fill in all the necessary information that is asked in the application form such as educational details, preference for exam centers, etc.

Step 3:Now, candidates are required to upload a passport-sized photograph and the scanned images of their signature as well.

Step 4: Lastly, preview the application form to correct if there are any changes to be made.

Syllabus

Madras High Court Syllabus for President

The syllabus for the post of President in the form of a written examination is

The Constitution of India
Civil Procedure Code, 1908
The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Sale of Goods Act, 1930.
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Current Affairs / General Knowledge
Aptitude test that consists of Abstract Reasoning/Verbal Ability / Visual Reasoning/ Spatial Reasoning /Logical and Critical Reasoning /Problem–solving abilities and Decision making and Judgment, etc.

Madras High Court Syllabus for Member

The syllabus for the post of Member in the form of a written examination is

The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Current Affairs / General Knowledge
Aptitude test (Abstract Reasoning / Spatial Reasoning / Verbal Ability / Logical and Critical Reasoning / Visual Reasoning / Problem–solving abilities / Decision making and Judgment, etc.)

Eligibility Criteria

President: To apply for the post of President at Madras High Court, the Candidate is, or has been, or is qualified to be a District Judge

Member: To apply for the post of a member, the candidate is required to complete a Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized University and is a person of ability, integrity, and standing, and have special knowledge and professional experience of not less than fifteen years in consumer affairs, administration, law, economics, public affairs, industry, finance, commerce, management, engineering, technology, public health, or medicine.

Application Fee

Step 1: The fee for the application form for MHC Recruitment is INR 1000.

Step 2: There is no fee for the SC/ST/PWD and Destitute widows of all communities.

Exam Pattern

MHC Recruitment exam is done on three levels. Candidates should have proper knowledge of Exam Patterns to prepare efficiently for the MHC exam. The exam pattern for MHC Recruitment 2022 is mentioned below:

Madras High Court Written Exam (50 Marks)

The written exam is the first part of the selection process for the MHC Recruitment exam and comprises two parts i.e. Part A and Part B the marks scored by the candidates in this exam will be qualified in nature and will not be counted:

The written test will have two parts i.e. Part A will have questions from General Knowledge whereas Part B will comprise questions from General Tamil.
The exam will be taken on an offline basis and the questions asked will be in the form of objective questions with multiple choice-based answers the candidates will get 60 minutes to complete the test.
For the part A exam, the minimum qualifying marks are 9 while for Part B, the minimum qualifying marks are 6.
There is a provision of awarding one mark for correct answers and there is no negative marking in the exam.

Subjects	Maximum Questions	Maximum Marks
Part A: General Knowledge	30	30
Part B: General Tamil	20	20
Total	50	50

Eligibilty Criteria