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The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has officially released the Admit Card for the West Bengal Judicial Service Final Written Examination 2026 on 16 March 2026 at psc.wb.gov.in. Candidates who qualified in the Preliminary Examination under Advertisement No. 19/2023 can now download their hall ticket. The Final Written Exam is scheduled from 23–30 March 2026 and 1–2 April 2026 at the WBPSC examination hall in Kolkata. A total of 54 Civil Judge (Junior Division) posts are at stake — one of the most prestigious judicial service positions in West Bengal. Every preparation hour you put in now counts more than ever. Go download your admit card and give it your absolute best! 💙
⚖️ WBPSC, Kolkata
📋 Advt. No. 19/2023
🏆 54 Civil Judge Posts
🪪 Admit Card: 16 Mar 2026
📅 Exam: 23 Mar – 2 Apr 2026
📍 WBPSC Hall, Kolkata
🌐 psc.wb.gov.in
OUT
Admit Card Status
54
Civil Judge Posts
23 Mar
Exam Starts
2 Apr
Exam Ends
₹27,700
Starting Pay
Kolkata
Exam Centre
🪪 Download WB Judicial Service Admit Card 2026 — Official Link
Released 16 March 2026 | Advt. No. 19/2023 | Final Written Exam | psc.wb.gov.in | Login with Registration No. + Date of Birth
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Important Dates — Complete Verified Timeline
Official Notification Released — Advt. No. 19/2023 (WBPSC)13 August 2025
Online Application Opens at psc.wb.gov.in22 August 2025
Last Date to Submit Online Application21 September 2025
Application Fee Payment Deadline21 September 2025
Preliminary Exam Admit Card Released25 November 2025
Preliminary Examination (Objective Type — 200 MCQ, 200 Marks)7 December 2025
Final Answer Key Released for Preliminary Exam8 January 2026
Preliminary Exam Result Declared / Shortlisted for MainsMarch 2026
Final Written Exam Admit Card Released at psc.wb.gov.in16 March 2026 ✅
Final Written Exam — Day 1 (Paper I)23 March 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 2 (Paper II)24 March 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 3 (Paper III)25 March 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 4 (Paper IV)28 March 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 5 (Paper V)29 March 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 6 (Paper VI)30 March 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 7 (Paper VII)1 April 2026
Final Written Exam — Day 8 (Paper VIII / Optional)2 April 2026
Personality Test / Viva-Voce — at WBPSC Office, KolkataAfter Final Result
Final Merit List & AppointmentTo be notified
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Final Written Exam Schedule — All 8 Exam Dates
All exam sessions are held at the Examination Hall, Public Service Commission, West Bengal, Kolkata. Each paper is 3 hours duration. Refer to your admit card for session timings and specific paper details.
23
March 2026
Paper I — Day 1
24
March 2026
Paper II — Day 2
25
March 2026
Paper III — Day 3
28
March 2026
Paper IV — Day 4
29
March 2026
Paper V — Day 5
30
March 2026
Paper VI — Day 6
1
April 2026
Paper VII — Day 7
2
April 2026
Paper VIII — Day 8
📌 Exam Centre: All papers are conducted at the Examination Hall, Public Service Commission, West Bengal, Kolkata. The exact hall number, session timings, and reporting time are printed on the individual admit card. Candidates must report at least 30 minutes before the session begins. Always confirm your exam centre details directly from the admit card before travelling. 💙
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How to Download WB Judicial Service Admit Card 2026
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Visit the Official WBPSC Website
Open psc.wb.gov.in on your browser. This is the only authorised portal for all WBPSC admit cards. Avoid third-party websites, Telegram channels, or WhatsApp forwards claiming to share the hall ticket — always use the official source only. For best results, use a desktop or laptop browser. Mobile browsers also work fine. 💙
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Navigate to Admit Card Section or Use Direct Link
On the WBPSC homepage, look for the "Admit Card" section in the top navigation or the "Candidate's Corner" on the right side. Click on "Download Admit Card for Written / Screening Test". Alternatively, use the direct link provided below — it takes you straight to the WB Judicial Service Final Written Exam admit card login page for Advt. No. 19/2023.
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Enter Your Registration Number & Date of Birth
On the admit card login page, enter your Registration Number (received at the time of online application) and Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY format as filled in your application form). Click Submit / Search. If you forget your Registration Number, use the "Forgot Password" or helpdesk option on the portal. Keep your application acknowledgement number ready before logging in. 💙
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Download and Print the Admit Card
Once your admit card loads, carefully verify all details — Name, Roll Number, Exam Dates, Exam Centre, Photo, and Signature. Click the Download / Print button. Save the PDF on your device and take at least 2–3 colour printouts on A4 paper. A clear, readable printout is mandatory. Blurry or low-quality printouts may not be accepted at the exam hall. 💙
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Carry Admit Card + Valid Photo ID to Every Session
You must carry a printed admit card + one original valid Photo ID to every session of the Final Written Exam (23 March to 2 April 2026). Accepted IDs: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport, or Driving Licence. Without both documents, entry to the examination hall will not be permitted under any circumstances. Keep your documents safe throughout the exam window. 💙
Visit psc.wb.gov.in
Admit Card Section
Enter Reg. No. + DOB
Download PDF
Print 2–3 Copies
Carry to Every Session
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Details Mentioned on the Admit Card
Candidate's Personal Details
Name of the Candidate (as registered in the application form), Roll Number (unique identifier for the exam), Registration Number, Date of Birth, Gender, and Category (UR/SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B/EWS/PwBD). Verify these against your application form — any discrepancy must be reported to WBPSC immediately before the exam.
Examination Schedule Details
Exam Name: West Bengal Judicial Service Final Written Examination 2026 (Advt. No. 19/2023) | Exam Dates: 23–30 March 2026 and 1–2 April 2026 | Session Timings (morning/afternoon) | Reporting Time — typically 30 minutes before session | Gate Closing Time — gates usually close 15 minutes before session start. Latecomers are not admitted.
Exam Centre Information
Examination Hall: Public Service Commission, West Bengal, Kolkata. The admit card will mention the specific room number or hall and the full address. WBPSC conducts the Final Written Exam at its own examination premises in Kolkata. Candidates from outside Kolkata must make advance travel and stay arrangements well before the exam date. Do not rely on last-minute bookings. 💙
Photo & Signature
The admit card carries your scanned photograph and signature as uploaded during the online application. The photo on the admit card must match your appearance at the exam centre. Candidates are advised to dress appropriately and maintain the same appearance as in their submitted photograph. If the photo or signature is incorrect, contact WBPSC helpdesk immediately.
Exam Day Instructions & Important Guidelines
The admit card contains important exam day instructions from WBPSC. These include: what to bring, what is prohibited (electronic devices, books, notes), dress code, behaviour guidelines, and specific instructions regarding the descriptive written exam. Read every instruction on the admit card carefully and follow them strictly — violations can lead to disqualification. 💙
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Vacancy Details — 54 Civil Judge Posts (Advt. No. 19/2023)
| Category | Vacancies | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| UR (Unreserved / General) | 23 | Open to all eligible candidates across India |
| EWS (Economically Weaker Section) | 05 | Income & Asset Certificate from competent authority required |
| SC (Scheduled Caste) — West Bengal | 12 | Only for SC candidates domiciled in West Bengal |
| ST (Scheduled Tribe) — West Bengal | 03 | Only for ST candidates domiciled in West Bengal |
| OBC-A — West Bengal (Non-Creamy Layer) | 06 | WB domicile OBC-A (NCL) — subject to pending litigation before Supreme Court & HC Calcutta |
| OBC-B — West Bengal (Non-Creamy Layer) | 03 | WB domicile OBC-B (NCL) — subject to pending litigation before Supreme Court & HC Calcutta |
| Grand Total | 54 | Advt. No. 19/2023 | Age cut-off: 28 December 2023 |
♿ PwBD Horizontal Reservation — 02 Posts (included within above 54):
• 01 Post — Blindness & Low Vision category
• 01 Post — Specific Learning Disability / Multiple Disabilities category
⚠️ Persons suffering from Autism, Intellectual Disability and Mental Illness are NOT eligible for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) as per Judicial Department Notification No. 1324-J dated 18 April 2024, Govt. of West Bengal.
• 01 Post — Blindness & Low Vision category
• 01 Post — Specific Learning Disability / Multiple Disabilities category
⚠️ Persons suffering from Autism, Intellectual Disability and Mental Illness are NOT eligible for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) as per Judicial Department Notification No. 1324-J dated 18 April 2024, Govt. of West Bengal.
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UR
12
SC
06
OBC-A
03
OBC-B
05
EWS
03
ST
54
TOTAL
⚠️ Important Reservation & Eligibility Notes — Advt. No. 19/2023
- SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B/EWS reservation benefits are available only for candidates domiciled in West Bengal. Candidates from other states must apply under UR/General category.
- OBC-A and OBC-B reservation percentages are subject to the outcome of pending litigation before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and the Hon'ble High Court of Calcutta. Provisional allocation only.
- EWS candidates must submit a renewed/revalidated EWS Income & Asset Certificate at the time of Personality Test and at appointment.
- All 54 appointments are initially on a temporary basis. Regularisation will be as per Government of West Bengal rules.
- The post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) also functions as Judicial Magistrate — both civil and criminal jurisdiction.
📌 Source: All vacancy figures verified from official WBPSC Advertisement No. 19/2023 dated 13 August 2025, available at psc.wb.gov.in. This article covers only the WB Judicial Service Final Written Examination 2023 (Advt. No. 19/2023) for which the Admit Card was released on 16 March 2026 and the exam is scheduled 23 March – 2 April 2026.
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Eligibility Criteria — Quick Reference
Educational Qualification — Law Degree Mandatory
Candidates must hold a Degree in Law (LLB) from any University or Institution affiliated to any University recognised by the State Government or the Central Government. This is the primary academic requirement — no other degree substitutes for it. The law degree must be completed before the advertisement date.
Bar Council Enrolment — Mandatory
Candidates must be enrolled as an Advocate in the roll of the Bar Council of any State or Union Territory in India as on the date of advertisement. Active Bar Council enrolment is a non-negotiable eligibility condition. Candidates who have obtained their LLB degree but are not enrolled as an advocate are not eligible.
Bengali Language Proficiency — Required
Candidates must have the ability to read, write, and speak Bengali as per Finance Department Notification No. 1243-F(P) dated 02.03.2016. This requirement is not applicable to candidates whose mother tongue is Nepali or who belong to certain exempted hill areas of West Bengal. Proof of Bengali language ability may be required at the time of document verification.
Age Limit — As on 28 December 2023
Born not earlier than 29 December 1988 and not later than 28 December 2000 (i.e., age between 23 and 35 years as on the relevant cut-off date). Age Relaxation: SC/ST (WB) — 5 years | OBC NCL (WB) — 3 years | PwBD (40%+) — up to 45 years of age | Government Employees — 2 years. Attempt limit: General — 3 times; SC/ST/OBC (WB) — 5 times.
Nationality
Candidate must be a citizen of India or a person of other nationality declared eligible by the Government of India. Indian citizenship is the primary requirement. Valid citizenship proof must be available for document verification at the time of final selection.
Application Fee (for Reference)
General / OBC / EWS: ₹210/- + applicable service charges (online payment only)
SC / ST (West Bengal) & PwBD (40%+): No application fee — fully exempted.
Payment was online only. The application window was open from 22 August to 21 September 2025.
SC / ST (West Bengal) & PwBD (40%+): No application fee — fully exempted.
Payment was online only. The application window was open from 22 August to 21 September 2025.
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Exam Pattern — Prelims & Final Written Structure
| Stage | Type | Papers / Questions | Marks | Duration | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preliminary Exam Qualifying / Screening |
Objective (MCQ) | 200 Questions | 200 | 180 mins | ✅ Done 7 Dec 2025 |
| Final Written Exam 8 Compulsory + 3 Optional Papers |
Descriptive | 11 Papers total | 1100 (100 marks each) |
3 hrs each paper | 🔜 23 Mar– 2 Apr 2026 |
| Personality Test / Viva-Voce At WBPSC Office, Kolkata |
Oral / Interview | — | 100 | — | ⏳ After Written Result |
| Total (Written + Viva) | — | — | 1200 Marks | — | — |
📚 Preliminary Exam — Syllabus & Mark Distribution (Completed ✅ 7 Dec 2025)
| Subject | Marks |
|---|---|
| English Composition (Synonyms, Antonyms, Idioms, Phrasal Verbs, Vocabulary) | 30 |
| General Knowledge, Current Affairs & Test of Reasoning | 40 |
| Indian Constitution | 20 |
| Law of Contracts and Torts | 20 |
| Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) — replaces old Evidence Act | 20 |
| Civil Procedure Code | 20 |
| Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) / Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) | 20 |
| Personal Law | 10 |
| Law of Limitation | 20 |
| Total — 200 MCQs | 200 Marks | 2½ Hours | Negative Marking | 200 |
✍️ Final Written Exam — 8 Compulsory Papers (23 Mar – 2 Apr 2026) 🔜
| Paper | Subject | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | English Composition, Essay & Précis Writing | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 2 | Composition, Essay & Translation — Bengali / Hindi / Urdu / Nepali / Santali (from English) | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 3 | General Knowledge & Current Affairs | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 4 | Civil Procedure Code (CPC) | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 5 | Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) & Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 6 | Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) — Evidence Act | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 7 | Law of Contracts & Torts | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| Paper 8 | Transfer of Property Act | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 8 Compulsory Papers Total | 800 | — | |
📘 Optional Papers — Choose Any 3 from the List Below
| # | Optional Subject | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hindu Law | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 2 | Muhammadan Law | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 3 | Jurisprudence and Principles of Legislation | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 4 | Indian Law relating to Companies and Insurance | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 5 | Principles of Equity including Law of Trusts and Specific Relief | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 6 | Partnership Act | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 7 | Law of Limitation and Law of Prescription | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 8 | The Indian Constitution and Constitutional Law | 100 | 3 Hrs |
| 3 Optional Papers (any 3 of above 8) | 300 | — | |
💡 Final Merit: The final merit list is prepared based on performance in the Final Written Examination (1100 marks) + Personality Test (100 marks) = 1200 marks total. The Preliminary Exam is purely a screening/qualifying test — its marks are NOT counted in the final merit. Candidates who qualify in the Preliminary Exam are shortlisted for the Final Written Exam. Qualification in the Final Written Exam leads to the Personality Test.
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Selection Process — All Stages Explained
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Preliminary Examination ✅ Completed (7 December 2025)
The Preliminary Examination was held on 7 December 2025. It consisted of 200 objective-type MCQ questions for 200 marks to be completed in 180 minutes (3 hours). This was a qualifying / screening exam — its marks are NOT counted in the final merit list. The Final Answer Key was released on 8 January 2026. Candidates who cleared the cutoff were shortlisted for the Final Written Examination.
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Final Written Examination — 23 March to 2 April 2026 ← Current Stage
The Final Written Examination (Mains) consists of 8 compulsory papers + 3 optional papers (11 papers total), each carrying 100 marks and conducted over 3 hours. Total marks: 1100. This is a descriptive (subjective) examination covering legal subjects including CPC, IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act, Constitutional Law, Transfer of Property, Contracts, Torts, and more. The exam is spread over 8 days from 23 March to 2 April 2026 at WBPSC's examination hall in Kolkata. This is where your preparation defines your future! 💙
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Personality Test / Viva-Voce — After Final Written Result
Candidates shortlisted after the Final Written Exam will be called for a Personality Test (Viva-Voce) conducted at the office of the Public Service Commission, West Bengal, Kolkata. The Personality Test carries 100 marks and assesses judicial temperament, legal reasoning, communication skills, and overall suitability for the role of Civil Judge. The final merit is based on Written (1100) + Personality Test (100) = 1200 marks.
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Final Merit List & Appointment as Civil Judge (Junior Division) ⚖️
The final merit list is published at psc.wb.gov.in. Selected candidates are appointed as Civil Judge (Junior Division) in the West Bengal Judicial Service under the Judicial Department, Government of West Bengal. Appointments are initially made on a temporary basis. Selected candidates will be posted to various courts across West Bengal as per the state judiciary's requirements. An incredibly prestigious and fulfilling career awaits! 💙
Prelims ✅ Done
Final Written 23 Mar–2 Apr 2026
Personality Test
Final Merit List
Appointment as Civil Judge
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Pay Scale & Benefits — Civil Judge (Junior Division)
Basic Pay Scale
₹27,700
to ₹44,770 per month
With annual increments: ₹27,700 → ₹770/yr → ₹33,090 → ₹920/yr → ₹40,450 → ₹1,080/yr → ₹44,770
Approx. Gross In-Hand (Initial)
₹57,000+
per month (approx)
Basic ₹27,700 + DA ₹29,639 (approx) + Medical Allowance ₹1,500 + other allowances
Post Type
Judicial
West Bengal Judicial Service
Civil Judge (Junior Division) / Judicial Magistrate — Gazetted Judicial Service under Judicial Department, Govt. of West Bengal
Additional Benefits
Many
HRA, TA, DA, Medical & more
House Rent Allowance, Travel Allowance, Dearness Allowance, Medical Benefits, Pension (NPS), Judicial quarters where available
💡 Career Growth: Civil Judges can progress through the West Bengal Judicial Service hierarchy: Civil Judge (Junior Division) → Civil Judge (Senior Division) → Additional District Judge → District Judge. With performance and seniority, elevation to the High Court bench is also possible through the collegium system. It is one of the most respected, secure, and impactful careers in public service — a truly noble calling! 💙
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Exam Day Guidelines — Must Read Before Each Session
What to Carry — Mandatory Items
1. Printed Admit Card — coloured printout, clearly readable
2. Original valid Photo ID — Aadhaar / PAN / Voter ID / Passport / Driving Licence
3. Blue or Black ballpoint pens (at least 2–3) — for descriptive answers
4. Water bottle (transparent, unlabelled)
5. Analogue watch (no smart watches)
Carry these items for every session on every exam day.
2. Original valid Photo ID — Aadhaar / PAN / Voter ID / Passport / Driving Licence
3. Blue or Black ballpoint pens (at least 2–3) — for descriptive answers
4. Water bottle (transparent, unlabelled)
5. Analogue watch (no smart watches)
Carry these items for every session on every exam day.
What NOT to Carry — Strictly Prohibited
Mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth devices — absolutely prohibited. Confiscation and disqualification may result.
Books, notes, printed papers, cheat sheets — not allowed inside
Electronic calculators — not permitted
Food items (unless medically required with prior permission)
WBPSC exam halls have strict security checks — carry only what is explicitly allowed.
Books, notes, printed papers, cheat sheets — not allowed inside
Electronic calculators — not permitted
Food items (unless medically required with prior permission)
WBPSC exam halls have strict security checks — carry only what is explicitly allowed.
Reporting Time & Gate Closure
Arrive at the WBPSC examination hall, Kolkata at least 30–45 minutes before the session start time. Exam hall gates typically close 15 minutes before the exam begins — latecomers are NOT permitted under any circumstance. For the 8-day exam window, plan your travel to Kolkata well in advance. Book accommodation if you are travelling from outside Kolkata — do not rely on same-day travel arrangements. 💙
Descriptive Exam Best Practices
The Final Written Exam is 100% descriptive — structured, legal, argumentative answers are expected. Each paper is 3 hours and 100 marks. Write clear, well-structured answers citing relevant sections, case laws, and legal principles wherever applicable. Time management across 11 papers over 8 days is critical. Stay mentally fresh — ensure proper rest, nutrition, and hydration throughout the exam window. You have prepared for this — trust yourself! 💙
⚠️ Critical Warnings — Avoid Disqualification
- Carrying a mobile phone into the exam hall — even in switched-off condition — may lead to immediate disqualification.
- Candidates impersonating another candidate or engaging in unfair means will be permanently debarred from all future WBPSC examinations.
- Any candidate who has exhausted their attempt limit (3 for General, 5 for SC/ST/OBC WB) is ineligible to appear — appearing anyway constitutes fraud.
- Report any discrepancy in the admit card (name, photo, DOB, roll number) to WBPSC helpdesk immediately — do not wait until exam day.
- Contact: 📞 03340585640 (10 AM – 6 PM) | pscwbhelp@gmail.com
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Important Links — Official WBPSC Resources
🔗 Direct Admit Card & Official Links
🪪 Download WB Judicial Service Final Written Exam Admit Card 2026 — Direct Link
🌐 WBPSC Official Website — psc.wb.gov.in
📄 Download Official Notification PDF — Advt. No. 19/2023 (WBPSC)
📝 WBPSC Application / Candidate Login Portal — pscwbapplication.in
🪪 WBPSC Admit Card Download Page (General)
📞 WBPSC Helpdesk
📞 Technical Helpdesk: 03340585640 (10 AM to 6 PM, working days)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When was the WB Judicial Service Admit Card 2026 released?
The West Bengal Judicial Service Final Written Exam Admit Card 2026 was officially released on 16 March 2026 on the WBPSC website psc.wb.gov.in. Candidates who qualified in the Preliminary Examination under Advertisement No. 19/2023 can download their hall ticket using their Registration Number and Date of Birth. The direct download link is available at psc.wb.gov.in/newAdmitCard.jsp?guid=dbe9ca28-9ba1-42e7-84ad-8e82b291c501. Download and print your admit card right away — every day matters! 💙
What are the WB Judicial Service Final Written Exam Dates 2026?
The West Bengal Judicial Service Final Written Examination 2026 is scheduled on 23rd, 24th, 25th, 28th, 29th and 30th March 2026 and 1st and 2nd April 2026 — a total of 8 exam days. All sessions are held at the Examination Hall, Public Service Commission, West Bengal, Kolkata. The exact paper-wise schedule and session timings are printed on the individual admit card. Candidates must attend all sessions as per the admit card schedule.
How do I download the WB Judicial Service Admit Card 2026?
Follow these steps:
- Visit psc.wb.gov.in
- Click on "Admit Card" → "Download Admit Card for Written/Screening Test"
- Search for West Bengal Judicial Service Examination 2026 (Advt. No. 19/2023)
- Click the admit card link and enter your Registration Number + Date of Birth
- Click Submit — your admit card will appear
- Download the PDF and take 2–3 colour printouts
How many vacancies are there in WB Judicial Service Advt. 19/2023?
A total of 54 vacancies for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) have been announced under Advertisement No. 19/2023. Category-wise vacancy details: UR: 23 | EWS: 5 | SC: 12 | ST: 3 | OBC-A: 6 | OBC-B: 3 | PwBD: 2. All appointments are initially on a temporary basis. The age cut-off date was 28 December 2023.
What documents must be carried to the WB Judicial Service Exam 2026?
Candidates must carry to every session of the Final Written Exam:
- Printed Admit Card (colour printout, clearly readable)
- Original valid Photo ID — Aadhaar Card / PAN Card / Voter ID / Passport / Driving Licence
- Blue or Black ballpoint pens (2–3 pens)
What is the exam pattern for WB Judicial Service Final Written Exam?
The Final Written Examination is 100% descriptive and consists of:
- 8 Compulsory Papers — covering GK, English, CPC, Torts, Transfer of Property, Contracts, CrPC, Evidence Act, IPC, Constitutional Law, etc.
- 3 Optional Papers — from prescribed optional subjects list
- Total: 11 Papers × 100 marks = 1,100 marks
- Each paper: 3 hours duration
What is the salary of West Bengal Civil Judge (Junior Division)?
The pay scale for a West Bengal Civil Judge (Junior Division) is ₹27,700 – 770 – 33,090 – 920 – 40,450 – 1,080 – 44,770 per month. The initial basic pay is ₹27,700 with annual increments. The total gross in-hand salary at the time of joining — including Dearness Allowance (DA), Medical Allowance (₹1,500), HRA, TA and other applicable allowances — is approximately ₹55,000 to ₹60,000 per month. Beyond the financial package, the position carries tremendous judicial authority, social respect, and a fulfilling career in public service. 💙
Who is eligible to appear in the WB Judicial Service Final Written Exam 2026?
Only candidates who:
- Applied successfully for Advt. No. 19/2023 between 22 August and 21 September 2025
- Appeared and qualified in the Preliminary Examination held on 7 December 2025
- Were shortlisted by WBPSC for the Final Written Examination
Where is the exam centre for WB Judicial Service Final Written Exam 2026?
The West Bengal Judicial Service Final Written Examination 2026 is conducted at the Examination Hall of the Public Service Commission, West Bengal, Kolkata. Candidates from outside Kolkata must make their own travel and accommodation arrangements well in advance for all 8 exam days (23–30 March and 1–2 April 2026). The exact hall address and room number are printed on the admit card. For queries: 📞 03340585640 (10 AM–6 PM) or pscwbhelp@gmail.com.
What should I do if there is an error in my WB Judicial Service Admit Card 2026?
If you notice any discrepancy in your admit card — incorrect name, wrong photo, wrong date of birth, or wrong roll number — do NOT wait until exam day. Contact WBPSC immediately:
- Technical Helpdesk: 03340585640 (10 AM to 6 PM, working days)
- Email: pscwbhelp@gmail.com
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