Calcutta HC Recruitment 2025 – Stenographer
description Job description
Calcutta High Court recently released a recruitment notification of Calcutta HC Recruitment for available jobs vacancies in Calcutta High Court for Stenographer posts. Online applications for vacancies of Stenographer posts will open for everyone from 02 December 2025 until the last date of applications. The last date to apply online application for this job in Calcutta High Court is 31 December 2025, so we request every candidate to apply before the last date of online applications. Before applying for a job, we request every interested candidate to check complete details of eligibility criteria and different requirements for these Stenographer posts vacancies.
| Post Name | Vacancies | Salary | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stenographer | 1 | Rs.28900-74500/- | Port Blair |
| Post Name | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Stenographer | Senior Secondary School/ Higher Secondary School |
To apply for Calcutta HC Stenographer posts your educational qualification must be according to Calcutta High Court rules and requirements.
The candidate will only be eligible for this job if his/her age is the same as required by Calcutta High Court rules and requirements for Stenographer posts which are given below.
| Post Name | Age Limit |
|---|---|
| Stenographer | Min 18 to Max 30 years |
| Type of Application Form |
|---|
| Online Application |
Application for this job of Calcutta High Court is online, so all interested eligible candidates can apply for this job online fromcalcuttahighcourt.gov.inbefore the last date of online application 31 December 2025.
payments Application fee
Application fees for this job for all interested eligible General / OBC candidates are Rs.0/-, for ST / SC candidates is Rs.0/- so candidates have to pay given online application fees to apply for Stenographer posts job vacancies.
dynamic_form Selection process
The selection process of candidates will be based on shorthand and typewriting test, interview, and other required tests as per Calcutta High Court rules.