District & Sessions Courts Recruitment 2026: 641 Vacancies for Process Server and Peon Posts

The official notification for massive recruitment in the Judicial Department has been released. Applications are invited from eligible candidates to fill a total of 641 vacancies for Group D positions, including Process Server, Peon, Orderly, and Dak Peon.

Positions are available across both District & Sessions Courts and Family Courts. Below is everything you need to know regarding the vacancy breakdown, eligibility, and how to apply.

Vacancy Distribution Summary

The vacancies are classified under two primary post codes: 807/26 and 808/26. The table below highlights the distribution across different court establishments:

Post Code	Designation	Department / Court	Total Seats
807/26	Process Server	District & Sessions Courts	91
807/26	Process Server	District & Sessions Courts (Family Courts)	01
808/26	Peon / Orderly / Dak Peon	District & Sessions Courts	139
808/26	Peon / Orderly / Dak Peon	District & Sessions Courts (Family Courts)	03
-	Grand Total	Combined Posts	641

(Note: The total pool includes 641 openings; the figures shown above constitute the core direct-entry allocations highlighted in the official document).

Key Highlights & Recruitment Criteria

Educational Requirements

Process Server: Candidates are typically required to have cleared 10th Standard (Matriculation) or equivalent from a recognized education board.
Peon / Orderly / Dak Peon: A minimum qualification of 8th Standard pass or 10th Standard pass is generally mandatory.

Age Criteria

Minimum Age: 18 Years
Maximum Age: 40 Years (Upper age relaxation applies to SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates as per state government rules).

Selection Methodology

The recruitment process will be conducted in multiple phases to ensure a fair selection:

Objective Written Exam: Covering General Awareness, Basic Mathematics, and Language Skills.
Personal Interview: Evaluation of behavioral suitability and job aptitude.
Document Verification (DV): Verification of academic credentials and category claims.

Step-by-Step Application Guide

Interested candidates can submit their applications online by following these steps:

Navigate to the official online recruitment portal of the respective High Court or District Court website.
Complete the primary registration using a valid mobile number and email address.
Log in with your new credentials and select the post code you wish to apply for (807/26 or 808/26).
Fill in your personal, communication, and educational details carefully.
Upload clear, scanned copies of your photograph, signature, and qualifying certificates.
Remit the application fee via the integrated online payment gateway.
Submit the form and download the Application Confirmation PDF
for your records.