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The Supreme Court of India holds a national-level examination to recruit qualified candidates for the position of Supreme Court Law Clerk/Research Assistant in the Supreme Court of India. The Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment Exam is conducted once a year.
Latest Notification
The Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment Exam 2022 notification is anticipated soon.
Registration
Supreme Court Law Clerk Exam Registration Process
First, candidates must register for the exam on the exam's official website. Candidates can take the following steps:
Step 1: Go to the Official Website.
Step 2: Navigate to the "Latest Updates" tab.
Step 3: On the screen, click the "Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment Apply Online" Link.
Step 4: Enter the required information such as your name, education qualifications, and so on.
Step 5: When uploading a photograph and signature, candidates should keep in mind that they should be scanned, with signatures and photographs measuring 5 cm in height and 3.8 cm in width (50 kb) and saved in JPG format before uploading them to the appropriate space on the online application form. You can edit the image to the desired dimensions using the Testbook Resizing tool.
Step 6: After submitting the application online, the candidate will be given a preview of the application form along with the Application Number. Applicants are suggested to obtain a printout of their completed application form.
Step 7: Pay the applicable fees and click the submit button.
Syllabus
Supreme Court Law Clerk English Syllabus
The General English section will include multiple-choice questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Comprehension Passage
- Spellings/ Detecting Mis-spelt words
- Sentence Rearrangement
- Active and Passive Voice of Verbs
- Spot the Error
- Common Error
- Shuffling of Sentence parts
- Shuffling of Sentences
- Conversions
- Antonyms
Supreme Court Law Clerk Criminal Law Syllabus
The Criminal Law section will include multiple-choice questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Criminal Procedure Code
- Indian Penal Code
- Indian Evidence Act
Supreme Court Law Clerk Civil Law Syllabus
The Civil Law section will include multiple-choice questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Delhi Rent Control
- Indian Contract Act
- Law of Torts
- Indian Sale Goods Act
- Indian Partnership Act
- Muslim and Hindu Law
- Law of Registration
- Specific Relief Act
- Civil Procedure Code
- Law of Evidence
- Law of Limitation
Supreme Court Law Clerk Computer Law Syllabus
The Computer Law section will include objective questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Introduction to Computer Science
- MS Word and Microsoft OneNote
- MS PowerPoint
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Outlook
- MS Project
- MS Visio and MS Excel
- Microsoft Publisher
- Boolean Algebra
- Workplace Productivity Tools
- Computer Networks
Supreme Court Law Clerk General Studies Syllabus
The General Studies section will include objective questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Science – Inventions & Discoveries
- Books and Authors
- Banking Awareness
- Important Financial & Economic News
- International & National Organizations
- Current Affairs – National & International
- Important Days
- Sports
- Awards and Honors
- Abbreviations
- Union Budget
- Countries & Capitals
- Five Year Plans
Supreme Court Law Clerk General Knowledge Syllabus
The General Knowledge section will include objective questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Important National Facts
- Culture and Religion
- Heritage and Arts
- Books and Authors
- History
- Flower
- Defense
- Important Awards and Honours
- Currencies
- Dance
Eligibility Criteria
To take the Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment exam, candidates must meet the eligibility requirements. Two parts of the eligibility criteria are as follows:
Supreme Court Law Clerk Education Qualifications
Candidates who wish to take the Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment exam 2022 must possess the following educational qualifications:
- For enlistment as an Advocate, the candidate must have completed Graduation in Law (as of the date of the interview) from any recognized School/College/University/Institution established by law in India and recognized by the Bar Council of India.
- Candidates enrolled in the 5th year of the Five-Year Integrated Law Course are also eligible to apply, but must provide proof of law qualification at the time of interview/before beginning work as a Law Clerk-cum-Research Assistant.
Supreme Court Law Clerk Age Limit
- The age range for the Supreme Court Law Clerk position is 18 to 27 years. Candidates must be between these ages to be considered for the position. Notably, the age stated on the candidate's Xth admit card or passing certificate will be accepted.
- Candidates from reservation backgrounds are given some leeway in age limit.
- Candidates must provide their date of birth as it appears on their 10th-grade certificate.
Supreme Court Law Clerk Overall Eligibility Criteria
The following table lists the age limit, the number of attempts, and other essential eligibility requirements:
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Age Limit | 18 to 27 years |
| Nationality | A Citizen of India |
| Experience | The candidate must be familiar with computers, including the ability to retrieve desired information from various search engines/processes such as SCC Online, Manupatra, Westlaw, LexisNexis, and others. |
| Number of Attempts | As long as candidates satisfy all the eligibility criteria |
| Important Points | Relaxation in Age limit given to candidates based on the category they belong to |
Application Fee
There is no official application fee for the Supreme Court law Clerk Exam. The authority has yet to issue an official confirmation about the application fee.
Exam Pattern
The Supreme Court Law Clerk Written Examination is conducted in two stages. The first stage contains questions from subjects such as Elementary Knowledge of General English, Criminal Law, and so on will be asked, whereas the second stage will be a shorthand test. Check the topic covered in each stage below:
| Stage | Question type | Topics Covered |
|---|---|---|
| STAGE – I | Multiple Choice Questions/Objective Type Test | Elementary Knowledge of English |
| General Studies | ||
| Civil and Criminal Law | ||
| Basic Knowledge of Computers | ||
| General Knowledge | ||
| Subjective Type Test | Shorthand to English translation of a passage | |
| STAGE – II | Subjective Type Test | ShortHand Test |
| Subjective Type Test | Computer Knowledge Test |
Supreme Court Law Clerk Interview Pattern
An interview will be conducted to finalize the selection of candidates as Supreme Court Law Clerk/Research Assistant.
Eligibilty Criteria
To take the Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment exam, candidates must meet the eligibility requirements. Two parts of the eligibility criteria are as follows:
Supreme Court Law Clerk Education Qualifications
Candidates who wish to take the Supreme Court Law Clerk Recruitment exam 2022 must possess the following educational qualifications:
- For enlistment as an Advocate, the candidate must have completed Graduation in Law (as of the date of the interview) from any recognized School/College/University/Institution established by law in India and recognized by the Bar Council of India.
- Candidates enrolled in the 5th year of the Five-Year Integrated Law Course are also eligible to apply, but must provide proof of law qualification at the time of interview/before beginning work as a Law Clerk-cum-Research Assistant.
Supreme Court Law Clerk Age Limit
- The age range for the Supreme Court Law Clerk position is 18 to 27 years. Candidates must be between these ages to be considered for the position. Notably, the age stated on the candidate's Xth admit card or passing certificate will be accepted.
- Candidates from reservation backgrounds are given some leeway in age limit.
- Candidates must provide their date of birth as it appears on their 10th-grade certificate.
Supreme Court Law Clerk Overall Eligibility Criteria
The following table lists the age limit, the number of attempts, and other essential eligibility requirements:
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Age Limit | 18 to 27 years |
| Nationality | A Citizen of India |
| Experience | The candidate must be familiar with computers, including the ability to retrieve desired information from various search engines/processes such as SCC Online, Manupatra, Westlaw, LexisNexis, and others. |
| Number of Attempts | As long as candidates satisfy all the eligibility criteria |
| Important Points | Relaxation in Age limit given to candidates based on the category they belong to |
Exam Pattern
The Supreme Court Law Clerk Written Examination is conducted in two stages. The first stage contains questions from subjects such as Elementary Knowledge of General English, Criminal Law, and so on will be asked, whereas the second stage will be a shorthand test. Check the topic covered in each stage below:
| Stage | Question type | Topics Covered |
|---|---|---|
| STAGE – I | Multiple Choice Questions/Objective Type Test | Elementary Knowledge of English |
| General Studies | ||
| Civil and Criminal Law | ||
| Basic Knowledge of Computers | ||
| General Knowledge | ||
| Subjective Type Test | Shorthand to English translation of a passage | |
| STAGE – II | Subjective Type Test | ShortHand Test |
| Subjective Type Test | Computer Knowledge Test |
Supreme Court Law Clerk Interview Pattern
An interview will be conducted to finalize the selection of candidates as Supreme Court Law Clerk/Research Assistant.
Syllabus
Supreme Court Law Clerk English Syllabus
The General English section will include multiple-choice questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Comprehension Passage
- Spellings/ Detecting Mis-spelt words
- Sentence Rearrangement
- Active and Passive Voice of Verbs
- Spot the Error
- Common Error
- Shuffling of Sentence parts
- Shuffling of Sentences
- Conversions
- Antonyms
Supreme Court Law Clerk Criminal Law Syllabus
The Criminal Law section will include multiple-choice questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Criminal Procedure Code
- Indian Penal Code
- Indian Evidence Act
Supreme Court Law Clerk Civil Law Syllabus
The Civil Law section will include multiple-choice questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Delhi Rent Control
- Indian Contract Act
- Law of Torts
- Indian Sale Goods Act
- Indian Partnership Act
- Muslim and Hindu Law
- Law of Registration
- Specific Relief Act
- Civil Procedure Code
- Law of Evidence
- Law of Limitation
Supreme Court Law Clerk Computer Law Syllabus
The Computer Law section will include objective questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Introduction to Computer Science
- MS Word and Microsoft OneNote
- MS PowerPoint
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Outlook
- MS Project
- MS Visio and MS Excel
- Microsoft Publisher
- Boolean Algebra
- Workplace Productivity Tools
- Computer Networks
Supreme Court Law Clerk General Studies Syllabus
The General Studies section will include objective questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Science – Inventions & Discoveries
- Books and Authors
- Banking Awareness
- Important Financial & Economic News
- International & National Organizations
- Current Affairs – National & International
- Important Days
- Sports
- Awards and Honors
- Abbreviations
- Union Budget
- Countries & Capitals
- Five Year Plans
Supreme Court Law Clerk General Knowledge Syllabus
The General Knowledge section will include objective questions. The detailed syllabus is as follows:
- Important National Facts
- Culture and Religion
- Heritage and Arts
- Books and Authors
- History
- Flower
- Defense
- Important Awards and Honours
- Currencies
- Dance
