Typist Copyists Grade II jobs in Kochi at High Court of Kerala

Typist Copyists GradeII job vacancies in High Court of Kerala

Special Recruitment for Differently Abled Persons

No. of Posts : 3

Qualification : I. Plus two or equivalent. 2. K.G.T.E. (Higher) in Typewriting (English)

Desirable: Certificate in Computer word processing or equivalent.

Age-Limit : i) For Deaf and hard of hearing:- Candidates born between 02/01/1970 and 01/01/2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply. ii) For Locomotor Disability:- Candidates bom between 02/01/1974 and 01/01/2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply. iii) A candidate who is an Ex-serviceman or Ex-general Reserve Engineer Force person or a disembodied Territorial Army person, in reckoning the age for his eligibility for appointment can exclude the period of his service in the defence forces or in the General Reserve Engineer Force or in the Territorial Arrny, as the case may be, and the period of unemployrnent on discharge up to a maximum of five years provided he has not completed the age of 50 years.

Method of Appointment : Direct Recruitment (Special Recruitment from among Differently abled candidates belonging to Locomotor Disability and Deaf and hard of hearing only) Note : Applications of candidates other than those belonging to the above said categories will be summarily rejected.

Selection Procedure : Selection will be on the basis of Typing Test and Interview. i) Typing test: The test will be of 100 marks. The minimum marks for being included in the Short list for interview will be 50%. ii) Interview : The interview is for 10 marks. The minimum marks for being included in the ranked list will be 35% in the interview.

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