Overview
The Gauhati High Court has announced recruitment for 39 posts including MTS, Computer Assistant and other positions for 2025. Eligible candidates can apply online from 9 January 2026 to 26 January 2026. The selection involves a written exam and interview, with salary ranging from Rs 14,000 to Rs 70,000. Fees vary by category.
Key Details
- Organization
- The Gauhati High Court
- Qualification
- Any Graduate, 10TH, 8TH
- Vacancies
- 39
Important Dates
| submission_start | 09-01-2026 |
| submission_end | 26-01-2026 |
| payment_deadline | 29-01-2026 |
Important Links
Vacancy Details
Judicial Assistant: 8; Chauffeur (Driver): 3; Multi Tasking Staff (MTS): 26; Computer Assistant: 2
Selection Process
Stage‑I: Written examination (120 marks, 2 hours, objective type, negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer, Assamese language proficiency segment 20 marks, qualifying 8 marks). Stage‑II: Interview/Viva‑Voce (20 marks, 60% required). Final selection based on total marks with preference to written marks and seniority.
How to Apply
Log on to https://ghconline.gov.in, Click on the online application link for the post of MTS, Computer Assistant and Other, Upload clear scanned copies of age proof, educational qualification, reservation certificate, NCL certificate (if applicable), and PwBD certificate (if applicable), Submit the application form, Pay the application fee as per category, Wait for acknowledgement and registration code, Prepare for the written examination and interview as per the notification
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the important dates for Gauhati High Court Recruitment 2025 - Apply Online for 39 MTS, Computer Assistant and Other Posts?
submission start: 09-01-2026; submission end: 26-01-2026; payment deadline: 29-01-2026
What is the application fee?
UR/OBC/MOBC: Rs. 500/-; SC/ST: Rs. 250/-; PwBD: Nil
What is the age limit?
Maximum Age for UR: 40 years, OBC/MOBC: 43 years, SC/ST: 45 years, PwBD: 50 years
What is the selection process?
Stage‑I: Written examination (120 marks, 2 hours, objective type, negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer, Assamese language proficiency segment 20 marks, qualifying 8 marks). Stage‑II: Interview/Viva‑Voce (20 marks, 60% required). Final selection based on total marks with preference to written marks and seniority.