Delhi JJA Mains Admit Card 2026 OUT: Download Steps & Exam Details

If you cleared the preliminary stage, open the Delhi High Court website today and download your hall ticket. The Delhi JJA Mains Admit Card 2026 was released on 29 September 2026. The Junior Judicial Assistant Mains exam is on 4 October 2026.

You cannot enter the exam centre without this document. Download it, print it and check every line on it now, not on the night before the exam.

Where to download and what you need to log in

The admit card is available on the official Delhi High Court website, delhihighcourt.nic.in. The page also carries a direct login link for the hall ticket.

The portal asks for your registered application or registration number, along with your date of birth or password. Keep these ready before you open the page. Save a soft copy on your phone or laptop as a backup, even though you will need a printout on exam day.

The dates and details in one place

Five steps to get your hall ticket

1.     Go to the official website at delhihighcourt.nic.in.

2.     Find the recruitment section on the homepage and click the Junior Judicial Assistant Mains hall ticket link.

3.     Enter your registered application number, date of birth or password in the login window.

4.     Submit the details. Your hall ticket will open on the screen.

5.     Download the PDF and take a clear printout for exam day.

Read your admit card line by line

A hall ticket is only useful if it is correct. Once it opens, check your full name, roll number, registration number, date of birth, category, photograph and signature. Then look at the exam date, shift timing, the name and full address of your allotted centre, and the reporting time and gate closing time.

If anything is wrong, whether a detail about you or the venue, report it to the authority immediately. A mistake found today can be fixed. One found at the gate may cost you the paper.

The shift, reporting time and venue are printed only on your own admit card. Read them there and plan your travel around them.

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What to carry on 4 October

Entry to the centre depends on identity checks, so carry originals. Keep these in one folder the day before:

•        A printed hard copy of your admit card.

•        One original, valid photo ID: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport or Driving License.

•        Two recent passport-sized photographs that match the ones in your application form.

•        Any other supporting documents named in the official instructions.

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Rules that can cost you the exam

The Delhi High Court has set a code of conduct, and breaking it can lead to disqualification from the selection process. Reach the centre at least 30 to 45 minutes before your reporting time. Make sure your name, roll number and photo on the admit card are clear and readable.

Leave electronic devices, smartwatches, mobile phones and study material outside the hall. Read every instruction printed on the admit card and in the examination notification before you leave home.

Once the paperwork is done, give the remaining days to revision. Solving a Mock Test and revising from your Judiciary Notes will do more for you now than any last-minute reading.

Questions candidates are asking

Is the Delhi JJA Mains Admit Card 2026 officially out?

Yes. The conducting authority has released the Mains admit card on the Delhi High Court portal.

Where do I find the download link?

Use the link on delhihighcourt.nic.in. The hall ticket opens through the login page linked there.

Which login details will the portal ask for?

Your registration number, along with your date of birth or password.

Can I show a soft copy of the admit card at the centre?

No. You must carry a clearly printed hard copy, along with a valid original photo ID.

Final word before exam day

Download the admit card, verify it, print it and pack your documents. That is the whole job for today. Whatever comes after 4 October, whether a Delhi JJA result, a Civil Judge Exam, a PCS J Exam or an APO Exam, you will be glad you built the habit of careful preparation.

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