The Rajasthan High Court Stenographer Admit Card 2026 is out, and candidates who applied for the Joint Recruitment to the post of Stenographer Grade-III (Hindi & English) for District Courts and Stenographer Grade-II (Hindi) for DLSAs (including PLAs), 2026 can now download their admission card from the official website hcraj.nic.in. The recruitment is held under Advt No. RHC/Exam Cell/Sub. Court/Stenographer/2026/1032 dated 17/07/2026. The admit card covers the Shorthand Test and Computer Test (Speed & Efficiency Test), and every candidate should download the card issued under the revised schedule, because cards downloaded under the earlier schedule have been cancelled.

The Rajasthan High Court Stenographer admit card was released on 13 Oct 2026. The Rajasthan High Court uploaded the admission cards under Notice No. 2576 dated 13.10.2026, as per the revised schedule. Candidates searching for the Rajasthan High Court Stenographer admit card 2026 download link will find it on the Recruitment page of hcraj.nic.in, under Stenographer for District Court and DLSAs 2026, where the link is titled Admission Card as per revised schedule. The shift and roll-number wise schedule is given in the revised-schedule notice and on the admit card itself.

The question every candidate is asking is when the Rajasthan High Court Stenographer skill test will be held, and the revised schedule gives a clear answer. As per the revised schedule, the skill test will be held on 27 Oct, 29 Oct, 31 Oct, 01 Nov, 02 Nov and 04 Nov 2026. There are no tests on 28 Oct, 30 Oct or 03 Nov 2026. Notice No. 2575 dated 13.10.2026 revises and supersedes the earlier schedule of 28 Oct to 03 Nov 2026, so candidates must follow the revised dates and not the earlier ones. The question of whether the old admit card will still work has a clear answer too: no, admission cards downloaded under the earlier schedule are cancelled, and every candidate must download a fresh card as per the revised schedule.

This recruitment covers 163 posts in total. Stenographer Grade-III (Hindi) for District Courts has 130 Non-TSP and 11 TSP posts, a total of 141. Stenographer Grade-III (English) for District Courts has 9 Non-TSP and 4 TSP posts, a total of 13. Stenographer Grade-II (Hindi) for DLSAs has 7 Non-TSP and 2 TSP posts, a total of 9. Together, the Non-TSP total is 146 and the TSP total is 17, making 163 posts. During the 2-year probation period, a fixed remuneration of Rs. 23,700 per month is payable, and thereafter the pay is Pay Matrix Level L-10, Rs. 33,800 to Rs. 1,06,700.

The official notification prescribes a Shorthand Test, a Computer Test and an Interview. In Group A, English Shorthand, the dictation runs for 6 minutes at 80 words per minute, followed by transcription and typing on computer for 50 minutes, carrying 100 marks. In Group B, Hindi Shorthand, the dictation runs for 6 minutes at 70 words per minute, followed by transcription and typing on computer for 50 minutes, also carrying 100 marks. Group C, the Computer Test, has a Speed Test of 10 minutes for 50 marks and an Efficiency Test of 10 minutes for 50 marks, a total of 100 marks, with minimum marks of 20 for SC/ST and PwBD candidates and 22.5 for all other categories. The Interview is qualifying in nature, and no marks are allotted for it.

Downloading the Rajasthan HC Stenographer admit card is simple. Visit the official website of Rajasthan High Court at hcraj.nic.in, open the Recruitment page for Stenographer for District Court and DLSAs 2026, and click the link Admission Card as per revised schedule. To download the admit card, you need your User ID, Password and Captcha, which you enter on the recruitment page before submitting. Once the admission card appears on screen, verify your name, roll number, test date, shift and exam centre, then download it and take a clear printout on A4 paper to carry to the test centre.

The skill test will be held at Arya College of Engineering, Kukas, Jaipur-302028. The exact campus, Arya 1st Old Campus or ACE Main Campus, printed on the admit card will be treated as final. On the admit card, check your Name, Roll Number, Test Date, Shift and Exam Centre, with its name and address, and read all the instructions printed on the admit card. On exam day, carry the printed admit card on A4 paper and a valid original photo ID such as Aadhaar, Voter ID or PAN, reach the centre before reporting time, and remember that electronic devices are not allowed inside the hall.