Supreme Court Junior Court Assistant Admit Card 2026

Supreme Court Junior Court Assistant Admit Card 2026: Overview

The Supreme Court of India, Recruitment Cell, New Delhi, has released the admit card for the Junior Court Assistant (JCA) Objective Type Test (Multiple Choice Questions). The official notice is dated 14 November 2026. The test is reported for 20 November 2026, but this date is tentative, so confirm it on your own hall ticket. The recruitment is under Advertisement No. F.6/2026-SC (RC) and the tentative vacancy count is 250.

The admit card is issued online only. No hard copy will be posted, so you must download and print it yourself. The official website is sci.gov.in.

How to Download the Supreme Court JCA Admit Card 2026

Keep your application details ready before you start. Then follow these steps in order:

• Visit the official Supreme Court website at sci.gov.in.
• Open the Recruitments section from the menu.
• Find the Junior Court Assistant Admit Card 2026 notice dated 14 November 2026.
• Click the admit card download link given in the notice.
• Enter the login credentials the portal asks for.
• Submit the details to view your hall ticket.
• Download the PDF, then take a clear printout.

Login details needed

The source notice says candidates must enter the credentials requested on the admit card portal. In practice, keep your registration number or application number from the online application, along with the other login detail the portal asks for. Check your application confirmation email or SMS for these. Type the details exactly as the portal requests them.

Details Printed on the Hall Ticket

Your admit card carries your personal and exam information. Expect to find the following:

• Candidate name and post applied for (Junior Court Assistant)
• Registration or roll number
• Photograph and signature of the candidate
• Examination name: Objective Type Test (MCQ)
• Exam date
• Reporting time and examination timing
• Examination centre name and address, as allotted
• Instructions for candidates

The reporting time, exam timing and centre are all given only on the admit card. Read every line of it carefully.

Documents to Carry to the Exam Centre

• A clear printout of the admit card, with the photo visible
• A valid original photo ID proof. Check the notice and the admit card instructions for the accepted list.
• Any additional photograph or declaration if the admit card instructions ask for it

Do not rely on a phone screenshot. Carry the printed copy, and keep a spare copy in your bag.

Admit Card Verification Checklist

Check these fields the moment the PDF downloads, well before exam day:

• Name spelling matches your application and photo ID
• Photograph is clear and recognisable
• Signature is visible
• Registration or roll number matches your application
• Post name reads Junior Court Assistant
• Exam date, reporting time and exam timing are present
• Centre name and address are complete and match the city you were intimated about
• Instructions page is included and readable

The exam city was intimated around 9 November 2026. If your centre city on the admit card differs from that intimation, raise it immediately.

Reaching the Exam Centre

Reporting time and exam start time are not the same. The reporting time is printed on your admit card and is earlier than the start of the test, because identity checks and seating take time. Plan to reach the centre before the reporting time, not at it.

• Visit the centre location a day earlier if possible, or check the route on a map.
• Add a generous travel buffer for traffic, public transport delays and weather.
• Carry enough cash for local travel and avoid last-minute fuel or ticket stops.

On late arrival, the entry rule is set by the Recruitment Cell and the centre staff. The source does not state a late entry policy, so read the instructions on your admit card and the official notification. Do not assume you will be let in after the gate closes.

Exam Day Do's and Don'ts

Do

• Carry your printed admit card and original photo ID.
• Follow the instructions printed on the hall ticket.
• Listen carefully to the invigilator and read the question paper instructions.
• Keep a blue or black pen handy only if the instructions say pens are allowed.

Don't

• Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, earphones or any electronic device unless the notice permits it.
• Do not bring books, notes, loose paper or calculators.
• Do not share your admit card or exchange material with other candidates.
• Do not leave your seat or the hall without permission.

The complete list of allowed and prohibited items is in the admit card instructions and the official notification. Follow that list over any general advice.

Photo Unclear, Name Misspelled or Centre Incorrect

Errors on the hall ticket should be reported at once. Do not wait until exam day.

1. Note the exact error and take a screenshot of the admit card.
2. Find the helpdesk email or phone number in the official notice on sci.gov.in or on the admit card portal.
3. Write to the helpdesk with your name, registration number, advertisement number F.6/2026-SC (RC) and a clear description of the error.
4. Attach supporting proof, such as your photo ID, application confirmation and a fresh passport photograph for a photo issue.
5. Save the reply or acknowledgement you receive.

The source does not give a correction deadline or a processing time. Because the exam is reported for 20 November 2026, only six days after release, act on the day you download. Carry your photo ID, application copy and the printed admit card to the exam centre in case the issue is still open.

Forgot Your Registration Number

• Search your email inbox and spam folder for the confirmation message sent after you submitted the application.
• Check SMS messages from the application period, which ran from 7 October 2026 to 28 October 2026.
• Open any saved application PDF or payment receipt, which usually shows the number.
• Look for a forgot registration number or similar option on the admit card portal.
• If none of these work, contact the helpdesk listed in the official notice with your name, date of birth and registered mobile number or email.

If the Admit Card Is Delayed or Link Does Not Open

The admit card notice is dated 14 November 2026 and the link has been released. If it does not load, wait a short while and try again, as heavy traffic can slow the portal. Try a different browser or device, and clear your cache.

For updates, check these places:

• The Recruitments section of sci.gov.in
• The official admit card portal linked from the notice
• Your registered email and SMS for messages from the Recruitment Cell

If the exam date or schedule changes, the official notice will carry the revised information. Remember that the 20 November 2026 date is tentative, so verify it on the admit card.

Key Dates at a Glance

• Recruitment advertisement: 30 September 2026
• Online application start: 7 October 2026
• Online application last date: 28 October 2026
• Exam city intimation: 9 November 2026
• Admit card release: 14 November 2026
• Objective Type Test: 20 November 2026 (tentative)
• Typing Speed Test, Descriptive Test and Interview: to be announced

The exam pattern, number of questions, marking scheme and syllabus are not stated in the admit card notice. Refer to the official recruitment notification F.6/2026-SC (RC) for the pattern, duration and marking details. Bookmark govtjobsai.com for further updates on the later stages of this recruitment.