Bengaluru City Civil Court Recruitment 2026 Notification Out - 110 Peon, Driver, Steno and More Posts

Candidates wondering about the educational requirements can refer to the post-wise breakdown below. Candidates must be at least 18 years old and must not exceed the maximum age on the last date of application. Age Relaxation: Government servants (State/Central/Public Sector) serving for at least 8 of the last 10 years in a lower post are eligible for relaxation up to the prescribed upper age limit. Ex-Servicemen: 3 additional years on top of military service period. Physically disabled candidates: 10 years relaxation. Widows: 10 years relaxation. As per Government Order No. SAASUI 262, Sec. 2025, dated 29.01.2026, 05 additional years are added to the upper age limit.

Educational Qualification

at least 18 years old

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The selection process for Bengaluru Civil Court Recruitment 2026 is merit-based and includes a written test followed by a skill/interview round. Candidates should prepare early as competition will be high given the large number of applicants expected. Written Test - Based on marks scored in the qualifying educational examination Typing Test - Type a passage of 120 words in 1 minute in both Kannada and English; transcribe it and type at 45 WPM (minimum 50 marks required to qualify); maximum 100 marks Interview / Oral Test - Marks scored in the interview round Final merit list based on aggregate of all three components Written Test - Based on qualifying exam marks Typing Test - Type a passage in Kannada and English (maximum 100 marks; minimum 50 marks to qualify) Interview / Oral Test Final merit based on aggregate Eligible candidates (50 marks in qualifying exam) called for driving test Shortlisting ratio: 1:25 per vacancy based on qualifying exam marks Interview carries 10 marks Shortlisting ratio: 1:25 per vacancy based on SSLC marks Interview carries 10 marks Shortlisting ratio: 1:10 per vacancy based on SSLC marks Interview carries 10 marks Probation Period: All selected candidates will be on probation for 2 years from the date of joining, extendable until satisfactory completion. Tie-breaking rule: If two or more candidates score equally, seniority in age (older person ranks higher) and the more qualified candidate ranks above less qualified.

Candidates shortlisted for document verification must bring originals and self-attested copies of: SSLC / PUC marksheets and certificates (originals for current students: birth certificate or SSLC) Caste/Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/Category-I/II/III) issued by the Karnataka Government Disability certificate from competent authority (for PwD candidates) Ex-Serviceman discharge certificate or release certificate from Zilla Sainik Board Rural candidate certificate in Karnataka Government format Transgender certificate under Section 6 of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 Project-displaced / Scheme-nominee certificate as per Government Order Conduct certificate from School/College (valid for 2 years, with two gazetted officer endorsements) Government servant: NOC from the employing department Identity proof: Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or other valid government photo ID

Even well-prepared candidates sometimes make avoidable errors. Here are the most common pitfalls: Incorrect name on fee payment: The fee must be paid only in the name of "Vitteeshadhikariyavaru, Nagar Civil Nyayalaya, Bengaluru." Payment in any other name will be rejected and the application disqualified. Paying fee via Demand Draft / Cheque / Money Order / Cash: Only online payment through SBI Collect is accepted. All other modes are invalid. Uploading the fee receipt: Do not upload the fee payment receipt in the application - simply make the payment. Submitting multiple applications: Only the last submitted application will be processed. Earlier submissions are automatically ignored - there is no benefit to submitting multiple applications. Wrong category certificate: Candidates claiming reservation must submit certificates issued specifically by the Karnataka Government in the prescribed format. Certificates from other states or unapproved formats will be rejected. Not providing correct email/mobile: All communication - including call letters for tests - will go only to the email and mobile number registered in the application. Wrong details mean missing the exam call. Missing the application window: The portal opens on 1 July 2026 and closes on 30 July 2026 at 11:59 PM. There is no provision for late or offline submission. Not reading category footnotes: Several vacancies in the Peon (Javana) category have special conditions - for example, the SC (Cat-C) backlog position is reserved for the 59 most backward sub-castes first; if unavailable, it reverts to other Cat-C castes. Conductor certificate for Driver: Drivers must produce a valid Heavy Motor Vehicle (HMV) licence. A light vehicle licence alone will not be sufficient. Submitting false information: Any false or incomplete information submitted, if discovered during or after selection, will lead to cancellation of candidature and may result in criminal prosecution.