Hall Ticket Released — 2 April 2026
Telangana High Court Typist & Copyist
Skill (Typing) Test Hall Ticket 2026 OUT — 10 April 2026
The High Court for the State of Telangana has officially released the Hall Ticket for the Skill (Typing) Test for the posts of Typist and Copyist under the Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service. Notification Nos. 3/2026 (Typist) and 6/2026 (Copyist), dated 19 January 2026. Hall ticket available at tshc.gov.in from 2 April 2026. The Skill Test is scheduled on 10 April 2026 in two shifts — Shift 1 for Typist and Shift 2 for Copyist. Login using Registration Number + Date of Birth + Captcha. For queries, contact the helpdesk at 040-23688394.
🏛️ High Court for the State of Telangana
📋 Notif. Nos. 3/2026 & 6/2026 | 19.01.2026
🎫 Hall Ticket: 2 April 2026
📅 Skill Test: 10 April 2026
⌨️ 45 WPM | 10 Min | 100 Marks
💼 42 Typist + 63 Copyist Posts
🌐 tshc.gov.in
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OUT
Hall Ticket Status
📅
10 Apr
Skill Test Date 2026
⌨️
45 WPM
Typing Speed Required
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10 Min
Test Duration
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105
Typist + Copyist Posts
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Helpdesk
040-23688394
⬇️ Download Your Hall Ticket — Skill (Typing) Test 10 April 2026
Login at tshc.gov.in with Registration Number + Date of Birth + Captcha. Print 2–3 copies. Carry to test centre with valid photo ID.
Download Hall Ticket at cdn3.digialm.com →01
Important Dates — Telangana HC Typist & Copyist Recruitment 2026
📣Notification Released — Notification Nos. 3/2026 (Typist) & 6/2026 (Copyist)19 January 2026
🟢Online Application Window Opened24 January 2026
🔴Last Date to Submit Online Application13 February 2026 (11:59 PM)
📣Exam Schedule for Skill Test Announced26 March 2026
🎫Skill Test Hall Ticket Released at tshc.gov.in2 April 2026 ✅
⌨️Skill (Typing) Test — Shift 1: Typist (Notification 3/2026)10 April 2026 — Shift 1
⌨️Skill (Typing) Test — Shift 2: Copyist (Notification 6/2026)10 April 2026 — Shift 2
📊Skill Test Result (Expected)To be announced at tshc.gov.in
📁Document VerificationAfter result — shortlisted candidates only
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Skill Test Shift Details — Typist (Shift 1) & Copyist (Shift 2)
Shift 1
TYPIST
Notification No. 3/2026 | 42 Vacancies
⏰ Timing as per hall ticket — 10 April 2026
Shift 2
COPYIST
Notification No. 6/2026 | 63 Vacancies
⏰ Timing as per hall ticket — 10 April 2026
💡 Important: Your individual hall ticket will specify your exact shift timing, reporting time, and test centre address. Do not report to the wrong shift — Typist candidates must attend Shift 1 and Copyist candidates must attend Shift 2. If you have applied for both posts separately, check each hall ticket independently. 📌
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How to Download Telangana HC Typist & Copyist Hall Ticket 2026 — Step by Step
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Visit the Official Telangana High Court Website
Open your browser and go to tshc.gov.in (the official website of the High Court for the State of Telangana). Make sure you have a stable internet connection. Use an updated browser — Chrome, Firefox, or Edge recommended. Avoid Internet Explorer. The website is mobile-compatible — you can download on a smartphone as well. 📌
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Click on the "Recruitment" Section
On the tshc.gov.in homepage, locate the "Recruitment" section on the left side of the page. Click on it — a new section or window will open showing recruitment-related notifications. The page lists all active recruitment announcements including the hall ticket download link for the Typist and Copyist skill test. Scroll to find the relevant link. 📌
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Find and Click the Hall Ticket Download Link
Look for a notification titled: "RECRUITMENT – Link for downloading Hall Ticket for skill (Typing) test to be conducted on 10-04-2026 for the posts of Typist and Copyist notified vide Notification Nos. 3/2026 and 6/2026, dated 19.01.2026 under Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service". Click on this link — it will open the Applicant Login page where you enter your credentials. 📌
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Log In with Registration Number, Date of Birth & Captcha
On the Applicant Login page, enter: Registration Number (your application reference number, received during online registration), Date of Birth (as entered in the application — in the prescribed format), and the Captcha Code shown on screen. Enter the captcha exactly as shown — it may be case-sensitive. Click Submit / Login to proceed. 📌
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View and Verify Hall Ticket Details
Your Hall Ticket will appear in PDF format on screen. Before downloading, verify all details carefully: candidate name, registration number, post applied for (Typist or Copyist), shift (1 or 2), reporting time, test centre name and complete address, test date (10 April 2026). If any detail is incorrect, contact the helpdesk at 040-23688394 immediately — do not delay till exam day. 📌
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Download, Print, and Keep Multiple Copies
Click Download / Print to save the PDF. Print the hall ticket on A4 white paper — both colour and black-and-white printouts are acceptable. Take 2–3 printouts as backup. Keep a digital PDF copy on your phone. Paste/attach a recent passport-size photograph if a space is provided on the hall ticket. Store one copy safely at home before carrying the original to the test centre. 📌
tshc.gov.in — official website
Recruitment section — left side
Login: Reg. No. + DOB + Captcha
Print A4 — colour or B&W
Take 2–3 printouts as backup
📌 Cannot Download? Try These Fixes
- Verify that you are entering the Registration Number exactly as generated during the One-Time Profile Registration (OTPR) — check your application confirmation email or SMS
- Date of Birth format — try both DD-MM-YYYY and DD/MM/YYYY if one doesn't work, as portal formats can vary
- Clear browser cache and cookies, then retry. Try private/incognito mode
- If the page is unresponsive (server load is high near the exam date), wait 30 minutes and retry during off-peak hours (early morning or late night)
- If the issue is unresolved within 24 hours of the exam, call the helpdesk immediately: 040-23688394
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Documents to Carry to the Skill Test Centre — Mandatory & Prohibited
✅ Mandatory — you will not be allowed in without these:
Printed Hall Ticket (colour or black & white) — mandatory entry document
One original valid Photo ID — Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving License
Two recent passport-size photographs — identical to the one uploaded in the application form
⛔ Strictly prohibited — carrying these leads to disqualification:
Mobile phones, smartwatches, Bluetooth earphones, or any electronic devices
Books, printed notes, or any study material
Bags, backpacks, or large pouches
Food items or beverages (water bottle may be permitted — check hall ticket instructions)
Any stationery other than what is specifically permitted by invigilators
⛔ Exam Day Rules — Read Before Going
- Arrive at the test centre at least 45–60 minutes before the reporting time — verification, frisking, and seating take time
- Entry gates close before the test starts — late entry is strictly not permitted regardless of circumstances
- The typing test is conducted on computers provided at the test centre — do not bring any personal keyboards or devices
- Follow all instructions given by invigilators — failure to comply may result in expulsion from the test
- Candidates are not allowed to leave the hall before the test ends unless explicitly permitted
- The hall ticket will not be sent by post — downloading and printing it is entirely the candidate's responsibility
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Skill (Typing) Test Pattern — Speed, Marks & Qualifying Criteria
| Parameter | Typist (Notification 3/2026) | Copyist (Notification 6/2026) |
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| Test Type | English Typewriting Test on Computer | English Typewriting Test on Computer |
| Test Duration | 10 Minutes | 10 Minutes |
| Required Speed | 45 Words Per Minute (wpm) | 45 Words Per Minute (wpm) |
| Maximum Marks | 100 | 100 |
| Shift | Shift 1 | Shift 2 |
| Negative Marking | No negative marking | No negative marking |
| Mode | Computer-Based (centre-provided systems) | Computer-Based (centre-provided systems) |
| Next Stage after Skill Test: Document Verification (for qualified candidates) | ||
📊 Category-wise Minimum Qualifying Marks:
OC / EWS
40%
40 out of 100 marks
BC
35%
35 out of 100 marks
SC / ST
30%
30 out of 100 marks
PH / PwD
30%
30 out of 100 marks
✅ No Negative Marking: The Skill Test does not carry negative marking for errors. However, typing accuracy is evaluated as part of the 100-mark scoring — the speed (45 wpm) is the minimum threshold, and error rate affects the final marks within the test. Practise typing accurate text, not just fast text. Consistent accuracy above the speed threshold is the winning strategy for this test. 📌
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Vacancy Details — Typist & Copyist Under TSHC Recruitment 2026
| Post Name | Notification No. | Date | Vacancies | Skill Test Shift | Pay Scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typist | 03/2026 | 19.01.2026 | 42 | Shift 1 | ₹24,280 – ₹72,850 |
| Copyist | 06/2026 | 19.01.2026 | 63 | Shift 2 | ₹22,900 – ₹69,150 |
| Total (These Two Posts) | 105 | Telangana Judicial Ministerial & Subordinate Service | |||
📌 Context — Part of a Larger 859-Post Drive
- Typist and Copyist are 2 of 9 post categories notified in the Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service Recruitment 2026 (Notification Nos. 01/2026 to 09/2026 all dated 19.01.2026)
- The overall drive covers 859 vacancies across posts including Stenographer Grade-III (Notification 1/2026), Junior Assistant (2/2026), Typist (3/2026), Field Assistant (4/2026), Examiner (5/2026), Copyist (6/2026), Record Assistant (7/2026), Process Server (8/2026), and Office Subordinate (9/2026)
- For Typist and Copyist, the Skill Test is the first stage of selection (not the written CBT) — candidates who clear the skill test go directly to Document Verification
- All vacancies are distributed across various Judicial Districts of Telangana — district-wise allocation is in the official notification PDF at tshc.gov.in
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Eligibility Criteria — Typist & Copyist (For Reference)
| Criterion | Typist (Notification 3/2026) | Copyist (Notification 6/2026) |
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| Educational Qualification | Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university | Intermediate (10+2) or equivalent from a recognised board |
| Typing Certificate | Must have passed Telangana Government Technical Examination in English Typewriting by Higher Grade (45 wpm) OR equivalent examination | Must have passed English Typewriting by Higher Grade (45 wpm) OR equivalent |
| Computer Knowledge | Must have knowledge/qualification in computer operation | English typing proficiency required; computer knowledge as per notification |
| Age Limit | 18 to 34 years (as per notification date) | 18 to 46 years (as per notification date) |
| Age Relaxation | SC/ST/OBC/EWS and other categories — as per Government of Telangana rules. Check official notification for category-wise details. | |
| Application Fee | ₹600 (OC/BC) | ₹400 (SC/ST/EWS) | ₹600 (OC/BC) | ₹400 (SC/ST/EWS) |
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Salary & Pay Scale — Telangana Judicial Ministerial Service 2026
Typist — Pay Scale
₹24,280
to ₹72,850 per month (basic pay band)
Copyist — Pay Scale
₹22,900
to ₹69,150 per month (basic pay band)
✅ In-hand salary will be higher than the basic pay scale once Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Transport Allowance (TA), and other Telangana Government allowances are added. Both posts offer full state government employee benefits — job security, annual increments, pension provisions (NPS), medical facilities, and leave entitlements as per Telangana Government service rules. These court service posts also carry the institutional stability and prestige of working within the Telangana Judicial system. 📌
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How to Score Well in the Telangana HC Typing Test — Last-Minute Speed & Accuracy Strategy
With the test just days away, candidates need focused, practical preparation. Here is a realistic strategy specifically for the 10-minute, 45 wpm, 100-mark English typing test:
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Understanding How Typing Test Marks are Calculated
The test evaluates two factors: speed and accuracy. In a 10-minute test at 45 wpm, the expected gross output is approximately 450 words. The scoring formula typically involves:
- Gross Speed: Total words typed in 10 minutes (including errors)
- Net Speed: Gross speed minus error penalty. Standard deduction: 10 words per error is common in government typing tests — verify from the official notification
- Final marks are calculated from net speed achieved compared to the required 45 wpm threshold
- Scoring 45 net wpm typically means full marks in many Telangana court typing tests — confirm exact formula from official schedule PDF
- Key insight: Fewer errors at 45 wpm is significantly better than 50+ wpm with multiple errors. Accuracy matters as much as speed.
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3-Day Speed Boosting Practice Plan
- Day 1 — Timed paragraph practice: Take 3–4 test paragraphs of 250–300 words. Type each one 5 times timed. Use free online tools like Typing.com, KeyHero, or Typeracer to track wpm. Aim to consistently touch 50 wpm with less than 2% error rate.
- Day 2 — Simulate the actual test: Replicate the exact exam condition — sit at a computer, type for exactly 10 continuous minutes using an official-style formal English passage. Calculate your net speed. Identify the keys and letter combinations where you slow down or make errors — practise those specifically.
- Day 3 (day before exam): Light 30-minute practice only — no heavy sessions. Focus on warming up your fingers and maintaining confidence. Sleep 7–8 hours before the exam day — hand-eye coordination and reaction time require proper rest.
- On exam day: Arrive early, acclimatise to the centre's keyboard layout (different keyboards feel different). Do a gentle finger warm-up before the test begins.
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Common Mistakes That Cost Marks — And How to Avoid Them
- Rushing and making errors: Many candidates panic and type faster than their actual skill level, generating errors. Type at your comfortable speed, not maximum speed — clean 45 wpm beats messy 55 wpm
- Looking at the keyboard: Touch typing (without looking at keys) is significantly faster — if you are a hunt-and-peck typist, focus on accuracy at whatever speed you currently have
- Incorrect capitalisation and punctuation: Government typing tests often include proper nouns, sentences with capitals, and punctuation. Missed capitals and wrong punctuation count as errors — practise typing formal paragraphs, not just random words
- Unfamiliar keyboard layout at the test centre: Centre computers may have slightly different keyboards (key stiffness, layout). Take 1–2 minutes at the start to feel the keyboard before the actual test begins
- Not using the full 10 minutes: If you complete the passage early, restart and continue — the test typically measures output for the full duration
💡 For candidates who are consistently at 40–44 wpm: You are very close to the threshold. Two targeted improvements can push you over: (1) Practise the letter pairs you slow down on — for most typists these are combinations like "qu", "ph", "tion", "ment", "ough". Identify yours and drill them. (2) Reduce backspace usage — every backspace and retype costs more time than leaving a small error and moving forward. In a timed test, backspace is often the biggest speed killer. 📌
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After the Skill Test — What Happens Next & Documents to Prepare
The Skill Test is the first and primary selection stage for Typist and Copyist posts. Understanding the complete pipeline helps you plan ahead:
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Skill Test — 10 April 2026 (Current Stage)
English typewriting test on computer, 10 minutes, 45 wpm required, 100 marks. Candidates who meet the category-wise minimum qualifying marks (OC/EWS: 40%, BC: 35%, SC/ST/PH: 30%) and the overall cut-off proceed to the next stage. Results announced at tshc.gov.in. 📌
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Skill Test Result — Merit List
After the test, TSHC evaluates all candidates' typing performance. A category-wise merit list is prepared based on marks obtained. The result is published at tshc.gov.in. Candidates must check their roll number in the result PDF. Start collecting your documents now — do not wait for the result to begin document preparation. 📌
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Document Verification (DV)
Candidates shortlisted from the merit list are called for Document Verification at designated venues announced by TSHC. This is the final selection stage for Typist and Copyist posts. All original documents must be produced — discrepancies or missing documents result in rejection even after clearing the skill test. 📌
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Final Appointment — Posting in Telangana District Courts
Candidates who clear DV receive appointment orders from the High Court for the State of Telangana. Posting is in various Judicial Districts of Telangana as per the district-wise vacancy allocation in the original notification. A probation period applies as per Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service Rules before service is confirmed. 📌
📋 Start preparing these documents now (for DV):
Class 10 certificate and marksheet (proof of date of birth)
Intermediate / 10+2 certificate and marksheet (Copyist) OR Graduation certificate and marksheets (Typist)
Telangana Government Technical Examination — English Typewriting Higher Grade Certificate (45 wpm)
Computer knowledge qualification certificate (as specified in notification)
Caste/Category certificate — SC/ST/BC/EWS as applicable (recent, from competent authority)
Residence certificate / Telangana domicile proof (if applicable for local reservation)
Aadhaar Card or other valid government photo ID
Recent passport-size photographs (carry at least 6)
Application form printout or registration confirmation
PwD/disability certificate if claiming PH reservation benefit
💡 Most common DV rejection reason: An expired or incorrectly formatted caste/category certificate. Telangana Government DV norms require category certificates to be issued by the prescribed authority (Tahsildar level and above for BC/OBC; DCST office for SC/ST) within a specified period before the DV date. Check the date of issue on your certificate and renew it if needed — processing takes 15–30 days at MeeSeva centres. Do not let a document issue cost you the appointment. 📌
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About Typist & Copyist Posts — Job Profile, Career Growth & Why Court Jobs Are Worth It
Understanding the role you are being recruited for helps during document verification discussions and future career planning:
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What a Typist Does in Telangana District Courts
A Typist in the Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service provides essential administrative support to court operations:
- Court document preparation: Typing court orders, judgments, bail bonds, cause lists, warrants, summons, and other legal documents as dictated or written by judicial officers
- Data entry: Entering case details, party information, and dates into court management software (CIS — Case Information System used in Telangana courts)
- Correspondence typing: Preparing official letters from the court to other courts, government departments, advocates, and parties
- Record maintenance: Organising and maintaining typed documents in the court file management system
- Support to judges: Assisting Judicial officers with their secretarial work as assigned
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What a Copyist Does in Telangana District Courts
A Copyist in Telangana District Courts performs a distinct but equally important function:
- Certified copy preparation: Preparing certified copies of court orders, judgments, deeds, and documents for parties and advocates who formally apply for them
- Copying and verification: Making accurate copies of court records and ensuring they match the originals before certification
- Court fee management: Processing court fees paid for copy applications and maintaining records of issued copies
- Document tracking: Maintaining registers of copy applications received, copies issued, and pending requests
- Interaction with litigants and advocates: Serving a significant public-facing role — explaining copy application procedures, timelines, and fees to court users
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Career Growth & Why Court Service Jobs are Valuable
- Stable government employment: Telangana Judicial Ministerial Service offers long-term job security comparable to other state government positions
- Defined promotion pathway: Typists can be promoted to Senior Typist, then to Junior Assistant/Office Superintendent grade through Departmental Promotion Committees (DPC) based on seniority and performance
- Exposure to legal environment: Unique advantage for those considering higher qualifications (LLB, law exams) — daily exposure to court proceedings, legal documents, and judicial processes is a genuine career advantage
- Regular salary increments: Annual increments in the pay band, plus periodic DA revisions, ensure steady salary growth
- Work-life balance: Court hours follow fixed schedules — typically 10 AM to 5 PM on working days, with defined holidays as per Telangana Judicial calendar
- No field postings: Unlike revenue or police administrative roles, court ministerial posts are primarily office-based — ideal for candidates who prefer indoor, documentation-focused work
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Helpdesk & Important Links
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Official Helpdesk — High Court for the State of Telangana
040-23688394
For hall ticket download issues, login problems, or exam-day queries. Contact during working hours on court working days.
🔗 Official Links — Telangana HC Typist Copyist Skill Test Hall Ticket 2026
🌐 Official TSHC Recruitment Page — tshc.gov.in (Hall Ticket Download)
🏛️ High Court for the State of Telangana — tshc.gov.in (Homepage)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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When was the Telangana High Court Typist Copyist Hall Ticket 2026 released?
The Hall Ticket for the Skill (Typing) Test for Typist and Copyist posts under Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service was released on 2 April 2026 by the High Court for the State of Telangana. It is available at tshc.gov.in — Recruitment section. Login using Registration Number + Date of Birth + Captcha. Hard copy hall tickets are not sent by post. 📌
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What is the date and shift for the Telangana HC Skill (Typing) Test 2026?
The Skill (Typing) Test is scheduled for 10 April 2026 in two shifts on the same day:
- Shift 1 — for the post of Typist (Notification No. 3/2026)
- Shift 2 — for the post of Copyist (Notification No. 6/2026)
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How to download Telangana HC Typing Test Hall Ticket 2026?
Steps:
- Visit tshc.gov.in
- Click 'Recruitment' section on the left side of homepage
- Click the link: 'RECRUITMENT – Link for downloading Hall Ticket for skill (Typing) test to be conducted on 10-04-2026…'
- Enter Registration Number + Date of Birth + Captcha
- Click Submit
- Download PDF and print 2–3 copies on A4 paper
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What is the typing test pattern — speed, marks, and qualifying marks?
Skill Test pattern:
- Type: English Typewriting Test on Computer
- Duration: 10 minutes
- Required speed: 45 words per minute (wpm)
- Maximum marks: 100
- No negative marking
- OC/EWS: 40% (40 marks)
- BC: 35% (35 marks)
- SC/ST/PH: 30% (30 marks)
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What documents must I carry to the Telangana HC Typing Test 2026?
Mandatory documents:
- Printed Hall Ticket (colour or B&W)
- One original valid Photo ID — Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving License
- Two recent passport-size photographs
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How many vacancies are there for Typist and Copyist in TSHC 2026?
- Typist — 42 vacancies (Notification No. 03/2026 dated 19.01.2026)
- Copyist — 63 vacancies (Notification No. 06/2026 dated 19.01.2026)
- Combined total — 105 posts
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What is the salary for Typist and Copyist in Telangana High Court 2026?
- Typist: Pay scale ₹24,280 to ₹72,850 per month (basic pay band)
- Copyist: Pay scale ₹22,900 to ₹69,150 per month (basic pay band)
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What is the official helpdesk contact for Telangana HC Skill Test 2026?
The official helpdesk number for Telangana HC Typist and Copyist Skill Test 2026 is 040-23688394. Contact during working hours on court working days for: hall ticket download issues, login credential problems, exam centre queries, or any other recruitment-related questions. Also visit tshc.gov.in → Recruitment for official notifications and updates. 📌
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What is the eligibility for Typist and Copyist under Notification Nos. 3/2026 and 6/2026?
Eligibility for Typist (03/2026): Bachelor's Degree + Telangana Government Technical Examination in English Typewriting Higher Grade (45 wpm) OR equivalent + Computer Knowledge. Age: 18–34 years.
Eligibility for Copyist (06/2026): Intermediate (10+2) + English Typewriting Higher Grade (45 wpm) OR equivalent. Age: 18–46 years.
Age relaxation for SC/ST/BC/EWS as per Telangana Government rules. Application fee: ₹600 (OC/BC), ₹400 (SC/ST/EWS). 📌
Eligibility for Copyist (06/2026): Intermediate (10+2) + English Typewriting Higher Grade (45 wpm) OR equivalent. Age: 18–46 years.
Age relaxation for SC/ST/BC/EWS as per Telangana Government rules. Application fee: ₹600 (OC/BC), ₹400 (SC/ST/EWS). 📌
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With a strong interest in recruitment trends and exam processes, he regularly publishes well-structured articles covering railway, SSC, banking, and apprenticeship opportunities. His content focuses on delivering accurate information along with practical guidance such as document verification tips, selection process breakdowns, and application support.
Through Jobtheta, his goal is to simplify complex job notifications and help candidates make better decisions during their preparation and application journey.
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