Delhi High Court HJS Mains Admit Card 2026 is now available for download, and candidates searching for the Delhi High Court HJS Mains Admit Card 2026 or the HJS mains admit card download link can get their hall ticket from the official admit card portal. The admit card notice was issued on 13 October 2026, and the hall ticket for the Delhi Higher Judicial Service Main Written Examination is available on the official portal at applycareer.co.in. This post is only about the Mains admit card: fresh applications for this recruitment are closed, and the last date to apply was 15 July 2026, 5 PM. Candidates who already applied and are appearing for the Mains stage should download the DHJSE 2026 admit card and check every detail printed on it.

The question most candidates are asking — HJS mains exam kab hai — has a clear answer: the HJS Main Written Examination will be held on 22–23 October 2026. The exam was earlier scheduled for 10–11 October 2026, and it was rescheduled through the official notice dated 08 October 2026, which gave the revised dates. Candidates searching for the HJS mains exam date 2026, or asking why the HJS mains exam was postponed, should follow this revised schedule, because the admit card has been issued as per the revised dates. Anyone who had planned around the earlier 10–11 October dates should now plan for 22–23 October 2026.

Another common search — HJS 2026 me kitni posts hain — is answered by the original notification dated 01 July 2026: there are 27 posts in total in the Delhi Higher Judicial Service recruitment. The category-wise break-up is 14 posts for Unreserved (UR), 06 for Other Backward Classes (OBC), 03 for Scheduled Caste (SC), 03 for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and 01 for Scheduled Tribe (ST). Of these 27 posts, 02 posts are for PwD candidates. The vacancy table further below repeats this break-up so that candidates can see exactly how the 27 posts are distributed.

Eligibility for this recruitment is as per the original notification. A candidate must be an Indian citizen and hold an LLB degree. On experience, the requirement is 7+ years of continuous practice as an Advocate, or service as a Judicial Officer — in Delhi or in another State Judicial Service — where the Judicial Officer and Advocate service together make 7+ years, or service in the judicial service by a person who had earlier practised as an Advocate for 7+ years (combined). The age limit, measured as on the last date of applications, was a minimum of 35 years and a maximum of 45 years, with relaxation of 3 years for SC/ST, 3 years for OBC and 5 years for PwD candidates. The application fee for the original applications — now closed — was ₹2,000 for General / OBC / EWS candidates and ₹500 for SC / ST / PwD candidates, paid in online mode, and the fee was not refundable.

For candidates asking about the HJS mains exam pattern, the selection runs in three stages. The Preliminary stage has 1 objective paper of 150 marks. The Main Written stage has 4 papers totalling 750 marks: GK & Language for 150 marks, Law-I (Substantive) for 150 marks, Law-II (Procedural) for 200 marks, and Law-III (Penal & Misc) for 250 marks. After the Mains comes the Viva Voce of 250 marks. The qualifying marks are 45% for General and 40% for Reserved candidates in the Prelims, 50% for General and 45% for Reserved candidates in the Mains, and a minimum of 50% in the Viva Voce.

So, HJS mains admit card kaise download kare? Open the official admit card portal at applycareer.co.in, log in with your registration / login details, and open the DHJSE 2026 — Admit Card (Main Written) link. Download the Delhi HJS mains hall ticket and take a printout, then check your name, roll number, exam centre and exam date carefully. The Important Links section of this post gives the direct Download Admit Card link to the official portal, along with the Admit Card Notice PDF of 13 October 2026, the Rescheduling Notice PDF of 08 October 2026 with the revised exam dates, and the Original Notification PDF of 01 July 2026.