Gauhati High Court Group D (MTS) Recruitment 2026 – Apply Online

Applications are invited from citizens of India as defined under Article 5 and 6 of the Constitution of India. In the application form, candidates must declare that they have the minimum qualification of Class VIII standard and have not passed HSSLC (12th) or above. A candidate who hides their highest educational qualification will have the candidature rejected and may also face other legal action. For the full eligibility conditions of the post, see the official notification. Age is counted as on the last date for receiving online applications. For PwBD candidates, the upper age limit is relaxable by 10 years. A person is not eligible for appointment if they have married someone who has a living spouse. The same applies to a person who has married again while their own spouse is living. A reservation claim must be backed by a certificate issued by the competent authority. A PwBD candida

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Selection has two stages: a written examination (Stage-I, 70 marks) and then an interview/viva-voce with document verification (Stage-II, 20 marks). The written examination has objective multiple-choice questions, answered on an OMR sheet. It lasts 1½ hours (90 minutes). The Mizo language part is qualifying only. To pass the written examination, a candidate must score at least 40% in it, i.e. 8 out of 20 marks. Marks from the Mizo part are not counted when the merit list is prepared. Candidates are called for the interview/viva-voce and document verification on the basis of their written-examination merit, in the ratio of 1:3 (3 candidates for each post). To qualify, a candidate must score at least 60% in the interview, i.e. 12 out of 20 marks. Final selection is based on the total marks from the written examination and the interview/viva-voce. If two or more candidates have the same tot