Rajasthan High Court Stenographer Recruitment 2026 - 163 Posts
The Rajasthan High Court has released the Stenographer Recruitment 2026 Notification for various posts in the District Courts and District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs). This recruitment offers an excellent opportunity for candidates who possess Hindi shorthand and computer typing skills and wish to build a stable career in the Rajasthan Judiciary.


Harish Bisu
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This guide explains everything you should know before applying, including eligibility, selection process, exam pattern, shorthand test, typing speed, syllabus, salary, preparation strategy, important documents, and frequently asked questions.
A brief overview of the recruitment
Among Rajasthan government jobs, Stenographer recruitment is one of the most attractive because it offers
Permanent government service
Respectable judicial working environment
Regular promotions
Good salary with allowances
Fixed working hours
Excellent work-life balance
Candidates with strong Hindi typing and shorthand skills have a significant advantage.
| Particular | Details |
| Organization | Rajasthan High Court |
| Post Name | Stenographer Grade-II (Hindi) & Grade-III (Hindi/English) |
| Total Posts | 163 |
| Pay Level | L-10 |
| Selection Process | Shorthand & Computer Test + Interview + Document Verification |
| Exam Date | September, 2026 |
| Exam City | Jaipur |
| Official Website | www.hcraj.nic.in |
Vacancy Details
The notification includes vacancies for
Stenographer Grade-III (Hindi) for District Courts :- 141 Posts
Stenographer Grade-III (English) for District Courts :- 13 Posts
Stenographer Grade-II (Hindi) for District Legal services Authorities (including Permanent Lok Adalats) :- 09 Posts
Detailed district-wise and category-wise vacancies are available in the official notification pdf.
Scheme and Syllabus of Examination
competitive Examination for the posts of Stenographers Grade-III / Stenographers Grade-II shall consist of the subject given in two alternative Groups A and B. A candidate shall be required to pass the subject group of the post applied and required to pass Group C compulsorily.
Group A : English Shorthand Test
Total Marks: 100
| S. No. | Paper | Duration | Speed of Dictation |
| 1 | Dictation of passage | 6 Minutes | 80 wpm |
| 2 | Transcription and typing of Dictated passage in English on Computer | 50 minutes |
Group B : Hindi Shorthand Test
Total Marks: 100
| S. No. | Paper | Duration | Speed of Dictation |
| 1 | Dictation of passage | 6 Minutes | 70 wpm |
| 2 | Transcription and typing of Dictated passage in Hindi on Computer | 50 minutes |
Group C : Computer Test
| S. No. | Paper | Duration | Marks | Minimum Marks for SC/ST and PwBD | Minimum marks for all other candidates |
| 1 | Speed Test | 10 Minutes | 50 | 20 | 22.5 |
| 2 | Efficiency Test | 10 Minutes | 20 | 22.5 |
Method of Conducting Stenography Test
Before dictating the final Shorthand passage to the candidates, a trial passage containing 200-250 words shall be dictated at the same speed at which the final passage is intended to be dictated. The trial passage need not be transcribed and will not be taken into account while marking.
After a lapse of two three minutes, of the dictation of trial passage, the final passage shall be dictated by the same person keeping in view the uniformity of speed which can be achieved by marking the passage after every 80-100 words as the case may be.
After the final passage is dictated, five minutes time should be allowed to the candidates for reading the dictated passage.
The candidates shall be required to transcribe the passage on computer.
Method of Conducting Speed and Efficiency Test
The language of speed and efficiency test shall be same as the language of shorthand test.
The font for computer test shall be "Kruti Dev 010" for Hindi and "Calibri" for English.
Minimum speed should be 8000 key depressions per hour on computer.
Efficiency test may be taken on word processing software. It shall include formatting of test, paragraph, page and table using proper methods and formatting of letters.
Method of Evaluation
The mistakes shall be counted as full or partial mistakes
The following should be counted as full mistakes
Omission of words or figure.
Substitution of wrong word or figure.
Misspelling.
Two partial mistakes will be equal to one full mistake.
The following should be counted as partial mistakes
Error or Omission in punctuation.
Wrong use of capital or small letters.
Wrong indentation of paragraph.
The margin of 5% mistakes may be allowed. If the mistakes are more than 5% of the dictated passage, the excess number of mistakes over 5% shall be deducted from the total number or words dictated and the speed will be calculated.
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Harish Bisu
Expert in Rajasthan government recruitment with 10+ years of advisory experience.



