Andhra Pradesh High Court Law Clerk Recruitment 2026
Andhra Pradesh High Court Law Clerk Recruitment 2026
This notification announces the recruitment for Law Clerk positions at the Andhra Pradesh High Court. A total of 4 vacancies have been announced for eligible candidates.
1. Important Dates
- Notification Date: 24/07/2026
- Application Deadline: 04/08/2026
2. Important Links
- Official Notification PDF: https://aphc.gov.in/docs/notification_1784883877_0.pdf
- Official Website: https://www.aphc.gov.in
3. Position & Remuneration Details
- Post Name: Law Clerk
- No. of Posts: 4
- Salary: Rs. 35,000/- per month
- Job Type: Contract
4. Eligibility Criteria
- Qualification: Degree in Law from a recognized University, having studied a 5-year regular stream after completion of 10+2 years of schooling or who have studied (after 10+2) a regular curriculum degree course followed by a 3-year regular law degree.
- Passing Year: Passed the Degree in Law within 2 years immediately preceding the date of notification for selection of Law Clerks.
- Other Conditions: Must not be pursuing any other regular course of study or profession/occupation. If enrolled as an Advocate, shall suspend practice before joining and keep it suspended till demitting Law Clerkship.
- Age Limit: Must not have attained the age of 30 years as on 1st January / 1st July, preceding the last date fixed for submission of applications.
5. Application & Other Details
- How to Apply: Candidates can apply through offline mode by following the steps below:
- Download the application form from the official website: www.aphc.gov.in.
- Fill the application form carefully with correct information.
- Attach self-attested copies of required documents such as photograph, signature, ID proof, and certificates.
- Send the completed application form to the address mentioned in the notification through Speed Post / Registered Post.
- Ensure the application reaches before the last date: 04/08/2026.
- Selection Process: Notification inviting applications, Viva voce, Selection by a committee nominated by the Chief Justice, and Approval by the Chief Justice.
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