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Delhi High Court has not yet released the new notification, however, in the previous year, a good number of vacancies were released.

Check out the complete details about the previous year's Delhi Judiciary Vacancy trend and the expected vacancy.

If you wish to apply for DJS 2021, ensure your age is between 22-35 years and you have a qualification of degree in law from a recognized university/Institute.

Delhi Judiciary Vacancy Trend

  • The lowest number of vacancies released was in 2019, but it was compensated to an extent in 2020.
  • In 2018, a total of 147 vacancies were notified which was considered the highest number of vacancies over the years.
  • Scroll down to check the distribution of vacancies for the Delhi Judiciary Exam. 

Delhi Judiciary Vacancy List Cut off

Delhi Judiciary Exam 2021 Overview

Examination The Delhi Judicial Service Examinations
Name of post Civil Judge
Conducting body Delhi High Court
Eligibility Criteria More than 32 years
Salary 27,700 – 44,700 INR per month
Number of vacancies To be Notified
Stages of Exam Prelims, Mains, and Personality Test
maximum no of Attempts 6
Location of job Delhi
Official website delhihighcourt.nic.in

Delhi Judicial Services Vacancy 2020

Category No. of Vacancies Remarks
General 33 2 Backlog; 2 Fresh; 29 Anticipated
SC 15 12 Backlog; 03 Anticipated
ST 27 All Backlog
Total 75 -

DJS Vacancy List 2019

Category Breakup of Vacancies Total No. of Vacancies
Fresh Anticipated
General 12 03 15
SC 03 00 03
ST 01 00 01
Total 16 03 19

Delhi Judiciary Vacancy 2018

Category Total No. of Vacancies
General 112
SC 26
ST 09
Total 147

Delhi Judicial Services 2017

Category Total No. of Vacancies Remarks
General 18 -
SC 11 7 backlog vacancies
ST 21 19 backlog vacancies
Total 50 -

FAQ's

How many attempts can you make to pass the Delhi Judiciary Service Examination?

The number of attempts that you can make to pass the Judiciary Service Examination depends on the upper and the lower age limit of a particular state. In the case of the Delhi Judiciary Service Examination, the lower and upper age limit is 21 and 32 years respectively. If you do the required calculations, you will find that you have 12 attempts. However, most state Judiciary Service Examinations are not conducted every year. As such, the maximum attempts that you can make are 6.

When is the best time to start preparing for Delhi Judiciary?

If you are absolutely determined to appear for the Delhi Judiciary Service Examination, then the best time to start the preparation is in the 4th year of the law course. It is because, during this time, more focus is given on the Criminal Procedure Code, Evidence Act, Indian Penal Code, Personal Laws, etc. Studying these major acts for both the session examination and the Delhi Judiciary Services will aid you to reduce the massive load of the syllabus and keep the topics fresh in your head. 

Who can apply for Delhi Judiciary vacancies?

If you are aged between 22-35 years, then you can apply for Delhi Judiciary vacancies. 

Which year offered the least number of Delhi Judiciary Vacancy list?

In the year 2019, there were least number of vacancies released i.e., 19.

How many Delhi Judiciary Vacancies is released in 2021?

This year, the notification is not yet released. However it is expected there would be around 100-150 vacancies this year.

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