MURSHIDABAD JUDGESHIP STENO,LDC & GROUP-D

EMPLOYMENT NOTIFICATION FOR DIFFERENT POSTS IN MURSHIDABAD JUDGESHIP

I WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE INFORMATION ABOUT MURSHIDABAD COURT JOB RECRUITMENT IN 2018 . MURSHIDABAD COURT EMPLOYMENT NOTIFICATION DATE IS - 22/11/2018.

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Online Applications are invited from the eligible Indian Citizens in the following prescribed format

for preparation of separate panels to fill up the existing and expected vacancies, mentioned below, in

different categories of posts, in the Judgeship of Murshidabad, West Bengal. The application must be

submitted within 15.12.2018.

The appointment will initially be made on purely temporary basis which is likely to be

made permanent, for all categories of posts.

Eligibility- Age, Minimum Qualifying and other qualification required, Scheme of

examination and Syllabus for each examination for each category are given below:-

Eligibility

Age : Not less than 18 years and not more than 40 years as on 1st

January, 2018 for all categories

of posts (excepting the post of English Stenographer & Bengali Stenographer). Relaxation of age

limit for 5(five) years in case of candidates SC/ST category and for 3(three) years in case of

candidates of OBC Category only. The upper age limit, in case of Physically Handicapped

Candidate, is 45 years. Relaxation of age limit in case of Ex-Serviceman Category is as per

existing Government Rules. For English /Bengali Stenographer (Basic Grade), age must not be

less than 18 years and must not be more than 37 years on 1st January, 2018, and the upper age

limit shall be relaxable up to 5 years for the post of Bengali Stenographer for an employee under

the State Govt. holding a permanent post. There shall be no age limit for permanent Typists,

Permanent Steno-Typist and Permanent Clerk-cum-Typist under the Government of West

Bengal who will apply for recruitment to the posts of Bengali Stenographer (Basic Grade). For

English Stenographer, there shall be no age limit for persons holding permanent posts of Typists

or Steno-Typists under the State Government.

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Essential Qualification : 

In respect of Group –: For all posts in Group-B & C category, the

Candidate must have passed Madhayamik or equivalent examination from any recognized Board

and at least a Certificate in Computer Training from a recognized Institution and a satisfactory

fingering speed in Computer operation. Moreover, (i) for L.D.C. Acquisition of elementary

knowledge in Computer operation with the ability of Typing on Computer at the speed of 35

words per minutes in English and 25 words per minutes in Bengali from a reputed organization

for a period not less than 6(six) months. Knowledge in type-writing in English is preferable. (ii)

for English Stenographer (Basic Grade), a minimum speed @ 80 w.p.m. in Shorthand and a

minimum speed @ 30 w.p.m. in typewriting from a legible manuscript in English for 10 minutes

and also at least a Certificate in Computer Training (not less than 6 months) from a recognized

Institution and a satisfactory fingering speed in Computer operation are required. (iii) For

Bengali Stenographer (Basic Grade), a minimum typing speed from a legible manuscript for 10

minutes @ 20 w.p.m. in Bengali and a minimum speed @ 60 w.p.m. in Bengali shorthand and

also knowledge in computer operation are required and also at least a Certificate in Computer

Training (not less than 6 months) from a recognized Institution and a satisfactory fingering speed

in Computer operation are required.

In respect of Group – D category (Peon/Farash/Night Guard and Process Server): The candidate

must have class VIII pass certificate from any recognized School or recognized Madrasa or any

other recognized equivalent Institution.For the post of Night Guard, the candidates should be

sound health, good physique and free from any organic defect and bodily infirmity.

Mode of Examination: -

(1) For Lower Division Clerk: - The examination shall consist of two parts viz. Part-I and Part-II.

Only the successful candidates of Part-I Examination who will qualify on obtaining the

qualifying marks to be fixed by the Appropriate Authority, shall be called for Part-II

Examination. The Part-I will carry 100 marks having 100 questions of 1 (one) mark each,

comprising of multiple choice objective type questions on English, General Studies and

Arithmetic. The duration of Part-I examination shall be 1 ½ hours. The Part-II shall consist of

conventional type question on (a) Group-A-English and (b) Group-B- Bengali carrying 50 marks

each for Group-A and Group-B. The duration of Part-II examination shall be one hour and the

Syllabus for which will be fixed by the Appropriate Authority. On the basis of the result of the

Part-II examination a number of candidates will be selected for personality test along with

Computer Test carrying 10 marks and a final panel will be prepared on the basis of the result of

the total marks obtained in Part-II Examination and personality test. The Appropriate Authority

shall fix the minimum qualifying marks in Part- II Examination. The standard of examination

shall be similar to that of Madhyamik of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education.

(2) Group-D (Peon/Night Guard)/Farash) (excepting Karmabandhu (Sweeper)):- A written

examination to be conducted by the Authority. The Authority shall determine the syllabus for

and scheme and method of the written examination. And the basis of the result of the written

examination, a number of candidates will be selected for personality test and on the basis of the

total marks obtained in the written examination and personality test; a final panel will be

prepared.

(3) Process Server/ Summon Bailiff (Group-D) :- A written examination to be conducted by the

Authority. The Authority shall determine the syllabus for and scheme and method of the written

examination. And the basis of the result of the written examination, a number of candidates will

be selected for personality test and on the basis of the total marks obtained in the written

examination and personality test; a final panel will be prepared.

(4) For Bengali Stenographer (Basic Grade): - The examination for Paper-I – Bengali – 100

marks (time 1 ½ hours)- syllabus – drafting of a report from points or materials – Translation

from English into Bengali-condensing of a prose passage and grammar; Paper-II – Typing in

Bengali – 100 marks; Paper-III –Dictation of a Bengali passage to be written in shorthand and

transcription (in Bengali) – 400 marks will be held in a single process or, if the number of

applications is large, in two parts, Part-I – Bengali (Paper-I) and Part-II – Typing in Bengali

(Paper-II) and Dictation (Paper-III). On the basis of the result of the Part-I and Part-II

Examination a number of successful Candidates will be selected for personality test when the

knowledge in computer operation shall also be tested. On the basis of the result of Part-I, Part-II,

Personality test and knowledge in computer operation, a final panel will be prepared. Candidates

have to bring their own Type Writer machine and Short hand note book at the Examination

Centre.

(5) For English Stenographer (Basic Grade): - Paper-I – Dictation & Transcription (400 marks)

(Dictation lasting for 6 minutes followed by transcription of notes in candidates’ own

handwriting for an hour); Paper-II -General English (100 marks) (Syllabus – Spelling, Correct

use of words, Correctness of sentences, use of common phrases, Synonyms an antonyms and

Punctuation (Time limit 1 ½ hours); Paper –III-Typing in typewriter machine (100 marks) (The

candidates are required to type from a manuscript accurately on the Type writer @ not less than

30 words per minute. The test will be for 10 minutes). On the basis of the result of the all the

three papers a number of successful candidates will be called for Personality test when

knowledge in computer operation shall also be tested. On the basis of the result of all the three

papers and also computer operation and personality test, a final panel will be prepared. (The

number of errors shall be admissible in respect of Paper –I and III and qualifying marks in any or

all the papers and in the aggregate shall be fixed by the authority). Candidates have to bring their

own Type Writer machine and Short hand note book at the Examination Centre.

The appropriate authority/authorities shall have the discretion to fix qualifying marks in any or

all the tests for different categories of posts, mentioned above, and to relax such marks in respect

of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Classes, if

deemed necessary.

N.B. :- (1) No supporting documents are required to be submit with the Application (2) Verification

of original documents will be done before the final stage of the examination. (3) SC/ST/OBC

candidates of other States will be treated as General Candidates; (4) The application fee for the posts

under Group B & C category is ₹ 250/- for General category and ₹ 100/- & ₹ 75/- respectively for

SC/ST candidates only and for Group-D post the application fee is ₹ 100/- for General category and

Rs. 75/- & Rs. 50/- respectively for SC/ST candidates only. (5) Defective/incomplete

applications/unsigned applications / applications submitted without proper application fee and

according to format will be summarily rejected. (6) Admit Cards are also be downloaded from the

website www.drcmurshidabad.in. (7) Admission to the test/examination will be deemed provisional,

subject to verification and determination of the Candidate’s eligibility and suitability in all

respect. If at any stage of the process, a Candidate is found to be ineligible for admission to the test/s

in terms of the Notice, his/her candidature shall be cancelled without making any reference to

him/her and without assigning any reason. (8) A candidate furnishing incorrect or false particulars or

suppressing material information, will be disqualified, and, if appointed, shall be liable for dismissal

from service. (9) The District Recruitment Committees reserves the right to offer appointment to the

selected candidate at any place under this judgeship and not according to the preference/option given

by an applicant. (10) Once appointed, the matters regarding service, seniority, promotion etc. in

respect of an appointee will be regulated by the Rules followed in this judgeship. (11) In case of any

dispute, the decision of the District Recruitment Committee of the respective Judgeship shall stand

final. (12) Candidates, whose application will be found not in order, will not be allowed to appear

before the test/s and authority will bear no responsibility to inform. (13) The District Recruitment

Committee reserves the right to make short lists of successful candidates. The panel/s thus formed

shall remain effective till the process of giving appointment against the notified vacancies, is

completed. However, the said panel/s shall remain valid only for a year from the date of its

formation. (14) In case of any dispute, the decision of the District Recruitment Committee,

Murshidabad Judgeship shall stand final. (15) The District Recruitment Committee, Murshidabad

Judgeship shall also have the full discretion to fix minimum qualifying marks in respect of all

categories of post and shall have the full discretion to relax any or part of the norms. (16) The

Physically Challenged candidates who wants scribe during the examination must apply before the

Chairman, District Recruitment Committee, Murshidabad for allowing scribe with all necessary

particulars and the District Recruitment Committee Murshidabad has full discretion to decide to

whom scribe will be allowed. (17) There is no requirement to send the printed Application Form

to the office of the District Judge, Murshidabad.