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Supreme Court SPA Personal Assistant Final Result 2020

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Supreme Court of India has released the Supreme Court SPA Personal Assistant Final Result 2020. Candidates can check it from the Important Links on this page using their roll number or registration details.

Organisation:
Supreme Court of India
Total posts:
58
Apply from:
28 Sept 2019
Last date:
24 Oct 2019
Exam date:
November 2019
Age limit:
up to 32 years as on 01 Sept 2019
Qualification:
Bachelor Degree in Any Stream
Fee:
General / OBC candidates pay ₹300 (Pay the Examination Fee Through Debit Card / Credit Card / Net Banking Fee Mode Only.)
Mode:
Online

Supreme Court of India has released the skill test admit card for Personal Assistant and Senior Personal Assistant posts, covering 58 vacancies, on 07/02/2020. Applications had run from 28/09/2019 to 24/10/2019 with a fee of Rs 300 for General/OBC and Rs 150 for SC/ST/PH, and the earlier exam and answer key stages were completed by 10/12/2019. The Senior Personal Assistant post requires two years of experience along with a bachelor's degree and shorthand speed of 110 WPM.

Important Dates

Important dates
EventDate
Application Begin
Last Date for Apply Online
Pay Exam Fee Last Date
Exam DateNovember 2019
Admit Card Available
Answer Key Available
PA Skill Test Admit Card Available

Application Fee

Application fee by category
CategoryFee
General / OBC₹300
SC / ST / PH₹150

Pay the Examination Fee Through Debit Card / Credit Card / Net Banking Fee Mode Only.

Age Limit

Age limit
LimitAge
Minimum AgeNA
Maximum Age32 Years
Maximum Age27 Years

Vacancy Details

Total: 58 Post
Post NameTotal PostEligibility
Senior Personal Assistant SPA35Bachelor Degree in Any Stream. English Shorthand Speed : 110 WPM Computer Typing Speed : 40 WPM 2 Year Experience Only for Senior Personal Assistant Post.

How to Check Your Result

  1. 1Open the "Check Result" or "Download Result" link on this page; it goes straight to Supreme Court of India's own result page for this recruitment.
  2. 2Have your roll number or registration number and date of birth ready, since most result portals ask for both to pull up your scorecard.
  3. 3Once your result loads, download it and save a copy, since official portals often take these pages down after a few weeks, sometimes without much notice.
  4. 4If the result includes a cutoff or category-wise merit list, check where you stand before assuming you have or haven't cleared this stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check this result?

Use the "Check Result" link on this page; it takes you to Supreme Court of India's own result page, where you can look up your result with your roll number or registration number.

When was the result declared?

Check the Important Dates section on this page for the exact date this result was declared.

What do I need to check my result?

Most result portals ask for your roll number or registration number along with your date of birth, so keep these handy before you open the link.