Munsiff-Magistrate jobs in Kochi at High Court of Kerala

REC4 - 108724/2018

Kerala Judicial Service Examination – 2019 (Munsiff-Magistrate) job Position in High Court of Kerala

NCA Vacancies

1. Recruitment number : 3/2019 (4th Re-notification relating to the select list prepared pursuant to notification No. REC 4 - 97821/2011 dated 31-01-2012)

Number of vacancy : Scheduled Tribes – 1

Method of recruitment: Direct recruitment (candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes communities in the State of Kerala alone are eligible to apply).

2. Recruitment number : 4/2019 (2nd Re-notification relating to the select list prepared pursuant to notification No. REC 4 - 5384/2013 dated 21.03.2013)

Number of vacancy :

Nadars included in SIUC – 1

SC converts to Christianity – 1

Hindu Nadars – 1

Method of recruitment: Direct recruitment (candidates belonging to the Non-Creamy layer of the above notified communities in the State of Kerala alone are eligible to apply).

3. Recruitment number : 5/2019 (2nd Re-notification relating to the select list prepared pursuant to notification No. REC 4 - 10945/2016 dated 18.02.2016)

Number of vacancy : Latin Catholics/Anglo Indians – 1

Method of recruitment: Direct recruitment (candidates belonging to the Non-Creamy layer of the above notified community in the State of Kerala alone are eligible to apply).

4.Recruitment number : 6/2019 (1st Re-notification relating to the select list prepared pursuant to notification No. REC 4 - 75831/2017 dated 07.11.2017)

Number of vacancy : OBC (8th item in Rule 17(1),Part II, KS & SSR) – 1 Latin Catholics/Anglo Indians – 2

Method of recruitment : Direct recruitment (candidates belonging to the Non-Creamy layer of the above notified communities in the State of Kerala alone are eligible to apply).

Regular Vacancies

5. Recruitment Number : 7/2019

Number of vacancies : 37 (Probable) (includes one vacancy reserved for Persons with Disabilities which was kept unfilled in the previous year for want of eligible candidate and carried forward to this year as per Section 34 (2) of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016)

Method of recruitment: (i) Direct Recruitment; and (ii) Recruitment by Transfer.

Mode of Selection : The selection shall be after holding competitive examinations at two successive stages. The first stage is the Kerala Judicial Service (Preliminary) Examination. The second stage is the Kerala Judicial Service (Math) Examination, consisting of a written examination and a viva-voce. The preliminary examination and main examination will be conducted on the basis of the Scheme given at clauses 9 to 12 of this notification. The preliminary as well as the main examinations will be common for the candidates who apply in response to Recruitment Nos. 3/2019, 4/2019, 5/2019, 6/2019 for NCA vacancies and Recruitment No. 7/2019 for regular vacancies.

Qualifications : I. Direct Recruitment: A candidate for appointment as Munsiff-Magistrate by direct recruitment shall satisfy the following general conditions, namely; a) Shall be a citizen of India. b) Shall be a holder of a degree in Law recognized by the Bar Council of India for the purpose of enrollment as an Advocate. c) Shall not have completed 35 years of age on the first day of January, 2019. The upper age limit shall be raised by five years in the case of candidates belonging to any of the Scheduled Castes or adult members of such castes and their children when such adult members are converted to other religions, or Scheduled Tribes, and by three years in the case of candidates belonging to any of the Other Backward Classes, as provided in Rule 10(c) of Part H of Kerala State and Subordinate Services Rules, 1958. d) Shall be of good character. e) Shall be of sound health having no bodily infirmities, which renders him/her unfit for appointment.

Scale of Pay : Rs.27700 – 44770

Application Fee

SC/ ST/ PWD : Nil

All Other : Rs.1000

Pay the Examination Fee through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking or Pay Offline Through E Challan. OR Offline mode (Cash payment at the branches of the State Bank of India using the system generated fee payment challan)

High Court of Kerala came into being from 1st November 1956, with its seat at Ernakulam. Its roots go back to the Rulers of Travancore-Cochin, to Colonel Munro - the British Resident and Diwan in the Travancore State and the political agent in Cochin State- the architect of the well regulated judicial system in both these native states, to the High Court of Madras with its tradition of a hundred years and over, to the Travancore High Court, to the Cochin High Court and to the Travancore Cochin High Court