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Delhi High Court has put out a notice on its website. It is about admit cards for the Stage-II Main (Descriptive) exam of the Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer (Open) Examination-2026.
The official notice reads: "Admit Cards for Stage-II: Main (Descriptive) Examination of Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer (Open) Examination -2026."
Source: Delhi High Court, https://delhihighcourt.nic.in/
What the notice tells us
The notice tells us one clear thing: admit cards for Stage-II, the Main (Descriptive) exam, are now released for the JJA/Restorer (Open) Examination-2026.
The details we were given do not include the exam date, time, centre or reporting time. We are not going to guess them. Check the official notice and your admit card for these.
What to do today
- Open only the official website. Go to delhihighcourt.nic.in and find the notice with the title above. Avoid links forwarded on WhatsApp or Telegram.
- Download your admit card. Follow the steps given in the notice. Save the PDF on your phone and also email it to yourself.
- Print it clearly. Take a clean printout. Check that your photo and signature are visible.
- Check every detail. Name, roll number, category, exam name, date, time and centre. If something is wrong, follow the contact instructions in the official notice.
- Read the instructions on the admit card. What ID to carry, what is allowed inside, and when to reach the centre are all given there. Do not depend on someone else's version.
- Visit the centre location. If you can, find out the route and travel time before exam day.
Keep your typing ready
Many candidates stop practising once the admit card arrives. That is a mistake. Typing speed drops fast when you stop for even a week.
Here are the typing rules we publish for Delhi High Court JJA / Restorer. We checked them on 2026-10-20. The source is the Delhi High Court vacancy notice dated 30.01.2026.
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Speed | 35 wpm |
| Test time | 10 minutes |
| Mistakes allowed | Up to 3% of the words typed |
| Conducted by | Delhi High Court |
Please check the official notice to confirm at which stage the typing test comes and how it is conducted. Do not assume it from this post.
What these numbers mean in practice
35 words per minute for 10 minutes means about 350 words. Three percent of 350 is about 10 words. So as a rough example, if you type 350 words, you can have around 10 mistakes at most. This is only our simple calculation to help you picture it. The official notice decides how marks and mistakes are counted.
Do not try to type at the edge of the limit. Aim for a little higher speed in practice, so that your exam speed stays safe even if you are nervous.
Rules for counting mistakes differ from exam to exam. To understand how full and half mistakes work in another exam, read our post on the SSC CHSL typing test: full and half mistakes. Use it only to learn the idea. Do not apply the SSC CHSL rules to Delhi High Court.
A simple practice plan before the exam
- Do one full 10-minute test every day. Use the same time of day as your exam, if you know it.
- After each test, look at your mistakes. Note the words you keep getting wrong and type them separately five times.
- Do not look at the keyboard. Keep your eyes on the text.
- Slow down if your mistakes cross 3% of the words typed. Accuracy first, then speed.
- Sleep well the night before. Tired hands make more errors.
You can take a timed test here: Delhi High Court JJA practice test. The full rules page is here: Delhi High Court JJA exam rules.
On exam day
Carry your admit card and the ID the notice asks for. Reach the centre early. Read each instruction on the screen or paper calmly before you begin.
For any change in schedule or rules, the Delhi High Court website is the final authority. Keep checking it until the exam is over.
Questions students ask
Which admit cards has Delhi High Court released?
Admit cards for Stage-II: Main (Descriptive) Examination of Junior Judicial Assistant/Restorer (Open) Examination-2026, as per the official notice on delhihighcourt.nic.in.
Where should I download the admit card?
Only from the official Delhi High Court website, https://delhihighcourt.nic.in/. Follow the steps in the notice.
What is the typing speed for Delhi High Court JJA?
As per the vacancy notice dated 30.01.2026, the speed we publish is 35 wpm in English, with a 10 minute test. Mistakes are allowed up to 3% of the words typed. Check the official notice for the stage and process.
What is the exam date and centre?
They are not given in the information we have. Check the official notice and your admit card.
Source: official notice. Always confirm dates and rules on the official website. Prepared with AI help and checked by the ANR Typing team.
