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Punjab and Haryana High Court Extends Clerk Recruitment Deadline

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has extended the application deadline for over 1,256 clerk positions to July 9, 2026. Candidates must be at least 18 years old, with specific age relaxations for reserved categories. A bachelor's degree and computer knowledge are required for applicants. Registration fees vary by category, and the written exam will cover General Awareness and English with a negative marking scheme. Ensure to apply before the deadline to secure your chance for these government positions.
 

Application Deadline Extended for Clerk Positions



The Punjab and Haryana High Court has announced an extension for the application deadline concerning the recruitment of more than 1,256 clerk positions. Interested candidates can now submit their applications through the official website until July 9, 2026. It is crucial for applicants to finalize their submissions before this date, as no further opportunities will be available afterward.


Age Requirements

Applicants must be at least 18 years old, with the upper age limit set at 42 years for general candidates and 47 years for certain categories. Relaxations in age will be provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories: SC and ST candidates will receive a five-year extension, while differently-abled candidates will benefit from a 10-year extension.


Educational Qualifications

To be eligible for these positions, candidates must possess a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution in India. Additionally, proficiency in computer operations is required.


Registration Fees

The registration fees differ based on the category of the applicant. The fee structure is as follows:







Category Fee
SC and EWS candidates from Haryana ₹710
Male candidates ₹1,200
Female candidates ₹875


Exam Format

The written examination will feature questions totaling 100 marks, focusing on General Awareness and English. Candidates will have two hours to complete the exam. A negative marking system will be in place, deducting one-fourth (0.25) of a mark for each incorrect answer.