Delhi HJS Mains Admit Card 2026 OUT: Download Hall Ticket & Check Exam Details
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Download your hall ticket first, then read the rest. The High Court of Delhi has made the Delhi HJS Mains Admit Card 2026 available for the Delhi Higher Judicial Service Mains Examination (Written). The papers will be held on 10 and 11 October 2026.
How to download the Mains hall ticket
1. Go to the official website of the High Court of Delhi, delhihighcourt.nic.in.
2. Open the update titled "Download Admit Card for Delhi Higher Judicial Service Mains Examination (Written) - 2026".
3. Click the admit card link given in that notice.
4. Enter the details the portal asks for.
5. Open your Mains admit card and check every detail shown on it.
6. Download it and keep a copy for the examination.
One thing to know: the High Court's notice gives the direct link but does not say which login fields the portal will ask for. So there is no list to prepare in advance. Keep your application details handy and enter what the portal requests.
Mains dates and exam details
Particular | Details |
Exam name | Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination 2026 |
Conducting authority | High Court of Delhi |
Stage | Mains Examination (Written) |
Admit card status | Available for download |
Revised Mains dates | 10 and 11 October 2026 |
Earlier Mains dates | 12 and 13 September 2026 |
Total vacancies | 27 |
Official website |
The admit card is the document that carries your personal exam details, so read it line by line once you download it. If anything looks wrong, check it against the High Court's official notice at the earliest and do not wait for exam week.
Why the papers moved from September to October
The Mains was first planned for 12 and 13 September 2026. A High Court notice dated 31 August 2026 changed that. The paper meant for 12 September was moved to 10 October. The paper meant for 13 September was moved to 11 October.
The reason given was the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam. Traffic advisories and restrictions were likely on the earlier dates, and the High Court wanted to avoid inconvenience to candidates.
For you, the shift meant roughly four extra weeks. That is useful only if it went into answer writing and revision of your own notes, not into starting new topics now. With the admit card out, the exam is close, so the work from here is steady revision and timed practice.
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Where the Mains sits in the Delhi HJS process
The recruitment notification describes three successive stages: the Preliminary Examination, the Mains Examination (Written), and the Viva-voce. The written Mains is the stage used to select candidates who will be called for the viva-voce.
So these two days decide whether you reach the final stage. The sources do not give a viva-voce date yet. Keep checking the official High Court website for it instead of relying on forwarded messages.
Official links to save
Questions candidates are asking
Has the Delhi HJS Mains admit card been released?
Yes. The High Court of Delhi has issued a download notice for the Mains Examination (Written) 2026 admit card, along with the direct portal.
On which dates will the Delhi HJS Mains papers be held?
The papers are on 10 and 11 October 2026. They were earlier fixed for 12 and 13 September 2026.
Where can I get my hall ticket?
Use the portal linked in the High Court's notice, or reach it from the official website, delhihighcourt.nic.in.
Which details do I need to enter on the portal?
The notice does not state the login fields. The portal will ask for the details it needs, so keep your application information ready.
Why was the Mains exam rescheduled?
The High Court cited likely traffic advisories and restrictions linked to the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam on the earlier dates.
What comes after the Delhi HJS Mains?
The Viva-voce. The Mains is used to select candidates to be called for it. No viva-voce date is given in the source.
How many vacancies are there in this recruitment?
The total number of vacancies is 27.
Final word
Download the card, check it, save a copy, and give the last days to revision. Candidates who are also preparing for the Civil Judge Exam, PCS J Exam or APO Exam can use this time to build the same habit: dated notices read carefully, answers written to time.
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