Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Syllabus 2024 & Exam Pattern PDF Download

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Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Syllabus 2024 – The Delhi High Court is one of the most prestigious judicial bodies in India, and the positions of Senior Personal Assistant and Personal Assistant in this institution are highly desirable. Aspiring candidates for these roles must pass a rigorous selection process, including a written examination that covers a wide range of topics and clear details of which are provided in this Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Syllabus PDF. To help candidates prepare for this exam, the Delhi High Court has released the Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Exam Pattern 2024 and Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Syllabus 2024.

Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Syllabus 2024

The selection process includes Typing Test, Shorthand Test, Written Exam, and Interview. The exam aims to test the candidates’ knowledge, skills, and ability to work in a challenging and fast-paced environment. The Delhi High Court SPA PA Syllabus 2024 is comprehensive and detailed, providing a roadmap for candidates to prepare themselves thoroughly for the exam. More details of each stage in the selection process for Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant have been provided below.

Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Syllabus 2024 – Overview

Delhi High Court Selection Process for Personal Assistant

To get selected for Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant posts candidates will be undergoing the following Selection Process

• Typing Test
• Shorthand Test
• Written Exam and
• Interview

Delhi High Court Personal Assistant Exam Pattern 2024

For the Post of Senior Personal Assistant

Stage – I (Qualifying Stage) – English Typing Test

• Typing Test of ten (10) minutes’ duration will be conducted on computers to assess candidates’ minimum speed of 40 words per minute in English Typing on computer.
• The criterion of “characters with space” for calculating the typing speed will be adopted and total number of mistakes permissible would be 3% of the total words typed.
• Only the successful/qualified candidates of Stage-I, i.e., the English Typing Test will be called for the next stage of Examination, i.e., Stage – II (English Shorthand Tests).

Stage – II – English Shorthand Tests

• Total Marks – 100 Marks
• Total Time – 5 Minutes for Dictation and 45 Minutes for Transcription
• 110 words per minute.
• The passage of 550 words will be dictated in five (5) minutes’ duration.
• Candidates will get forty five (45) minutes’ duration to transcribe the dictated passage on computers. No extra time will be given for reading the passage.

Note: 

• Total number of mistakes permissible would be 3% of the total words dictated, i.e., Sixteen and a half (16.5). Six (6) marks will be deducted for committing one full mistake each and Three (3) marks will be deducted for committing every half (1⁄2) mistake. Candidates committing Sixteen and a half (16.5) mistakes will get one (1) mark. Candidates committing more than 16.5 mistakes will be disqualified.
• Each candidate will be given opportunity to appear in two shorthand dictation transcription tests and best of the two will be considered.

Stage – III – Main (Descriptive) Examination

Note: 

• Minimum passing marks for General Category candidates will be 50% (i.e., 50 Marks out of 100 Marks) and for Reserved Category (including PwD) candidates will be 45% (i.e., 45 Marks out of 100 Marks).
• Out of the successful/qualified candidates of Stage-III (Main {Descriptive} Examination), candidates to the extent of 03 (three) times the number of vacancies advertised in each category (i.e., Gen/ EWS/ OBC- NCL/ SC/ ST/ PwD) only will be called for the next stage of Examination i.e., Stage-IV (Interview).

Stage – IV – Interview

• Total Marks – 20 Marks
• Minimum passing marks for General Category candidates will be 10 Marks and for Reserved Category (including PwD) candidates will be 09 Marks.

For the post of Personal Assistant

Stage – I English Typing Test

• Typing Test of ten (10) minutes’ duration will be conducted on computers to assess candidates’ minimum speed of 40 words per minute in English Typing on computer.
• The criterion of “characters with space” for calculating the typing speed will be adopted and total number of mistakes permissible would be 3% of the total words typed.
• Only the successful/qualified candidates of Stage-I, i.e., English Typing Test will be called for the next stage of Examination, i.e., Stage – II (English Shorthand Tests).

Stage – II English Shorthand Tests

• Total Marks – 100 Marks
• Total Time – 5 Minutes for Dictation and 45 Minutes for Transcription
• 100 words per minute.
• The passage of 500 words will be dictated in five (5) minutes’ duration.
• Candidates will get forty five (45) minutes’ duration to transcribe the dictated passage on computers. No extra time will be given for reading the passage.

Note:

• Total number of mistakes permissible would be 3% of the total words dictated, i.e., Fifteen (15). Six (6) marks will be deducted for committing one full mistake each and Three (3) marks will be deducted for committing every half (1⁄2) mistake. Candidates committing Fifteen (15) mistakes will get ten (10) marks. Candidates committing more than 15 mistakes will be disqualified.
• Each candidate will be given opportunity to appear in two shorthand dictation transcription tests and best of the two will be considered.

Stage – III Main (Descriptive) Examination

Note:

• Minimum passing marks for General Category candidates will be 50% (i.e., 50 Marks out of 100 Marks) and for Reserved Category (including PwD) candidates will be 45% (i.e., 45 Marks out of 100 Marks).
• Out of the successful/ qualified candidates of Stage-III (Main {Descriptive} Examination), candidates to the extent of 03 (three) times the number of vacancies advertised in each category (i.e., Gen/ EWS/ OBC- NCL/ SC/ ST/ PwD) only will be called for the next stage of Examination i.e., Stage-IV (Interview).

Stage – IV – Interview

• Total Marks – 20 Marks
• Minimum passing marks for General Category candidates will be 10 Marks and for Reserved Category (including PwD) candidates will be 09 Marks.

Delhi High Court SPA PA Syllabus 2024

Syllabus for English Grammar and Comprehension

• Basic Grammar
• Vocabulary
• Prepositions
• Verbs and Adverbs
• Transformation of Sentences
• Fill in the blanks
• Sentence and Para Completion
• Substitution
• Subject-Verb Agrrement
• Comprehension
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Idioms and Phrases
• Active and Passive Voice
• Error Detection and Correction
• Sentence joining and rearrangement
• Tenses

★★ English Questions and Answers ★★

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Note: The topics given for English Grammar and Comprehension are for the sake of your reference.

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