Junior Clerk Cum Copyist/ Junior Typist / Stenographer Grade III jobs in Cuttack at E Courts - Cuttack District

Junior Clerk Cum Copyist/ Junior Typist/Stenographer Grade III job recruitment in E Courts - Cuttack District

Post Name & No. of Vacancies

Junior Clerk Cum Copyist – 46 Jobs

Junior Typist – 18 Jobs

Stenographer Grade III – 11 Jobs

Salaried Amin – 03 Jobs

Qualification : Candidates those who qualified in SSC from a recognized board can apply for Salaried Amin. Contenders must have Computer knowledge and also should clear Revenue Inspector Training from a recognized institution. 10+2/ Diploma passed candidates can apply for Junior Clerk, Junior Typist and Stenographer posts. The Jr. Typist post applicant must have a minimum typing speed of 40 words per minute in English. Stenographer post applicants should have a typing speed of 80 words in shorthand and 40 words in typewriting per minute in English. Participants must be able to read, write and speak in Odia Language.

Salary :

Selected candidates as Junior Clerk Cum Copyist and Junior Typist will get a pay of Rs.19,000/-

Salaried Amin post applicants will get a monthly income of Rs.21, 700/-

Hired contenders as Stenographer will get a monthly pay of Rs.25,500/-

Age Limit : Applicants those who are having age in between 18 to 32 years as on 07th July 2019 can apply for Odisha Court Jobs. Age relaxation for reserved category people is as per the court norms.

Application Fee : Application fee for Gen/ OBC Category applicants is Rs.300/- and there is no application fee for SC/ST category candidates.

Selection Process : Candidates will be selected through their performance in the written test, computer Science test and Viva-voce. The dates of written test are not yet disclosed. Stay tuned to the official website to know any further information.

The Judgeship has its Headquarters in the City of Cuttack, which is known for its own history. The City was established way back in 989 AD and remained the capital of the State during the regime of so many Rulers for centuries. Of late the capital of the Modern Odisha (Previously Orissa) was shifted to Bhubaneswar, more precisely in the year 1948.