The Karnataka High Court has officially released a recruitment notification for 150 Group D posts, opening the door for thousands of job seekers across the state. This major hiring initiative targets candidates who have completed their 10th standard education from a recognized educational board, making it one of the most accessible government employment opportunities available to semi-skilled workers in Karnataka.
The recruitment drive covers multiple staff positions under Group D, which includes roles such as peons, sweepers, drivers, attendants, and other support staff essential to the functioning of the high court's administrative and operational machinery. These positions are critical to maintaining the day-to-day workflow of the judicial system, ensuring that courts across various districts in Karnataka continue to operate smoothly.
According to the official notification, eligible candidates must have passed the 10th standard or its equivalent examination conducted by a state or central board of education. The age limit for general category candidates typically ranges between 18 and 40 years, with appropriate relaxations provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC, and physically challenged applicants, in accordance with government norms.
The selection process for these posts is expected to involve a combination of written examinations and skill-based tests, depending on the specific nature of each position. Candidates shortlisted through the preliminary screening will subsequently face document verification and medical fitness assessments before final appointment letters are issued.
Recruitment experts note that Group D positions under the high court offer competitive government salaries, job security, and various employee benefits including pension coverage and medical allowances. The recruitment is expected to benefit thousands of young job seekers in rural and urban areas of Karnataka who have completed basic schooling but lack higher professional qualifications.
The official application process has been made available through the Karnataka High Court's online portal, allowing candidates to register, upload documents, and submit their applications without visiting physical offices. Interested applicants are advised to keep scanned copies of their educational certificates, identity proofs, photographs, and signatures ready before beginning the online registration process. The recruitment authority has emphasized that incomplete or incorrect submissions will be rejected, and candidates should double-check all entered details before final submission. Officials also reminded aspirants that no extensions will be granted to the application deadline, making timely submission essential for eligibility.
