MHC Recruitment 2022: Notification, Application Form, Eligibility, Pattern, Admit Card, Result

The examination for Judicial Service Grade III for the Madras High Court will take place on April 24, 2022. On April 14, 2022, the admission ticket was made available to the public. The candidates for the positions of Office Assistant Scavengers, Sweeper, Sanitary worker, Gardner, Watchman, Waterman and Waterwomen, Copyist Attender, etc. are selected through an examination that is administered by the Madras High Court. The candidate’s age should be no more than 35 years old, and the application must be filed only through the internet mode. The candidates for the open position at the Madras High Court are evaluated by a combination of a written examination, a practical test, and an oral interview in order to determine who will be offered the position. In order to be considered for the position, the candidates have to pass each of these rounds.

Those applicants who are chosen for a position in the Class 4 employee category will be placed on the salary scale Level 1, which ranges from Rs 15,700 to 50,000. The offline format of the MHC Recruitment exam will be used, and the total time allotted for the test will be one hour and fifty minutes.

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Madras High Court

The High Court of Judicature at Madras is the highest court in Tamil Nadu, exercising original jurisdiction over the city of Madras and appellate jurisdiction over the entire state as well as an extraordinary original jurisdiction, civil and criminal, under the letters patent and original special judicature. It is one of three High Courts in India established at the Presidency towns by letters patent granted by Her Majesty Queen Victoria on June 26, 1862.

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MHC Recruitment Notification 2022

On December 21, 2022, it was reported that the Madras High Court will have a total of 85 open positions, including those for president and members. Written and oral examinations, the dates of which will be published separately, will be used to choose the candidates who will move on to the next round of the selection process. In addition, candidates can look at the TNPSC Notification on this page.

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MHC Recruitment 2022 Overview

Particulars	Details
Organization	Madras High Court
Post Offered	Member & President
Vacancies Announced	85
Online Application Starts	To be notified
Last Date to Apply	To be notified
Mode of Application	Online
Job Location	Madras
Selection Process	Common Written Examination Viva Voce
Official Website	http://www.hcmadras.tn.nic.in/

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MHC Recruitment 2022 Important Dates

Candidates are able to get a sense of the examination schedule by looking at the MHC Recruitment exam dates from the previous year and comparing them to the current data. The following table provides information regarding the possible exam dates for MHC Recruitment 2022:

Events	MHC Recruitment Exam Date (Tentative)
Official Notification Release	2021
Commencement Online Application	April 18, 2021
Admit Card Issue	April 14, 2022
MHC Recruitment Exam Date(Junior Service Grade 3)	April 24, 2022
Answer Key Release	To be announced
Result Declaration	To be announced

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Madras High Court Recruitment 2022 Vacancy

It has been announced that there are a total of 85 open positions on various District Commissions, including those of the President and Members. The allocation of these open positions is as follows:

Post Name	Vacancy
President	30
Members	55
Total	85

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MHC Recruitment Eligibility Criteria 2022

Educational Qualifications

The educational qualification requirements that must be met in order to be considered for employment with MHC are outlined in the following paragraphs.

President: To be eligible for the position of President at the Madras High Court, a candidate must demonstrate that they are currently serving as, or have previously served as, a District Judge.

Member: In order to be eligible for the position of member, a candidate must have earned a Bachelor’s Degree from an institution that is acknowledged, be a person of ability, integrity, and standing, and have specialised knowledge and professional experience in the field of consumer affairs, administration, law, economics, public affairs, industry, finance, commerce, management, engineering, technology, public health, or medicine for a period of not less than fifteen years.

Age Limit

• UR – 30 years
• MBC & DC/BC/BCM – 18 to 32 years
• SC/ST & Widows- 18 to 35 years

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MHC Recruitment Application Form 2022

It is strongly recommended that anyone interested in applying for the MHC Recruitment exam first verify that they meet all of the qualifying requirements. In order to participate in the exam, applicants are required to fill out and submit the MHC Recruitment application form using the internet option. Candidates who are interested in taking the MHC Recruitment exam can complete the application form by following the processes that are outlined below.

Registration Process

Candidates must first create an account on the examination’s official website in order to begin the registration process. The actions that the candidates can take are as follows, and they are listed below:

• Step 1: Go to the official website, which can be found at http://www.mhc.tn.gov.in.
  
• Step 2: Locate the notification for the role of Member and President in the Tamil Nadu State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, and click on it when you find it.
  
• Step 3: Complete the registration form with all of the required information, including your name, the name of your father, a contact number, the day you were born, an email address, and so on. Make sure you hit the “Submit” button.
  
• Step 4: Simply jot down the automatically produced registration ID and password for future use, and go to the next step.

Application Form

Candidates are required to finish filling out the application form for MHC Recruitment in the next step of the process using the following steps as a guide:

• Step 1: Navigate to the official MHC Recruitment website and sign in using the registration ID and the password.
  
• Step 2: Complete the application form by providing all of the requested information, including your educational history, your preferred testing locations, and any other relevant information.
  
• Step 3: At this point, candidates are requested to upload a photograph of themselves in passport size, as well as scanned images of their signatures.
  
• Step 4: check the completed application form to determine whether or not any adjustments need to be made.

Application Fee

Candidates for the MHC Recruitment exam need to make a payment for the application fee in the final phase of the application process before they can finally submit their application form.

• Step 1: There is a charge of one thousand Indian Rupees (INR) for the MHC Recruitment application form.
  
• Step 2: Members of the SC, ST, and PWD populations, as well as destitute widows, do not have to pay any fees.

Candidates have the option of making payments through a variety of methods, including credit/debit cards, internet banking, and others; nevertheless, it is recommended that candidates print out both the payment receipt and the MHC Recruitment application form for use in the future.

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MHC Recruitment Admit Card 2022

The download of the admit card is the next stage for candidates once they have completed filling out the application form for the MHC Recruitment. The admit card for the MHC Recruitment contains essential information such as the examination’s date, location, and time, among other things.

Steps to Download MHC Recruitment Admit Card 2022

Candidates will be able to download their admit card for the MHC Recruitment by following the instructions below:

1. Please visit the examination’s official website.
   
2. Now, in order to obtain your admit card, click on the link that is displayed with the heading “download admit card.”
   
3. Please provide us with all of the required information.
   
4. After you have finished doing this, choose the checkbox labelled “Submit,” and then download the admission ticket for your records.
   
5. Take a printout of the admission ticket for future reference, as the last step in the process.

Details Mentioned on the Madras High Court Admit Card

On the admit card for the MHC Recruitment, candidates will be able to find the details that are listed below:

• Signature of the candidate
• Roll Number
• Candidate’s Father/Mother Name
• Candidate’s name as mentioned in the Application form
• Exam date and time slot
• Description of the exam (subjects, duration, etc)
• Examination name
• Date of birth
• Candidate’s and Invigilator’s signature
• Exam Centre
• A clear candidate’s photograph is uploaded on the application form.
• Registration Number

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MHC Recruitment Exam Pattern 2022

Exams for MHC Recruitment are conducted on three different levels. In order for candidates to effectively prepare for the MHC exam, they need to have a proper understanding of the exam patterns. The following is a rundown of the examination format for the MHC Recruitment 2022:

Written Exam (50 Marks)

The written exam is the first part of the selection process for the MHC Recruitment exam, and it consists of two parts, namely Part A and Part B. The marks that candidates score on this exam will be qualified in nature, and they will not be counted: Part A and Part B.

• The written examination will be divided into two parts, the first of which will focus on general knowledge questions and the second on general Tamil questions.
• The examination will be conducted in a traditional setting, the questions will be objective questions with multiple choice-based answers, and the candidates will have sixty minutes to complete the test.
• On the exam for part A, the minimum number of points needed to qualify is 9, while on the exam for part B, the minimum number of points needed to qualify is 6.
• There is a provision in the exam that awards one mark for correct answers, and there is no provision for deducting marks from incorrect answers.

Subjects	Maximum Questions	Maximum Marks
Part A: General Knowledge	30	30
Part B: General Tamil	20	20
Total	50	50

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MHC Recruitment Syllabus 2022

There is a distinct curriculum to follow for each position, both Member and President. Please find below the course outline for both the Member and President positions.

Syllabus for President

In the form of a written examination, the following is the curriculum for the position of President:

• The Constitution of India
• Aptitude test that consists of Abstract Reasoning/Verbal Ability / Visual Reasoning/ Spatial Reasoning /Logical and Critical Reasoning /Problem–solving abilities and Decision making and Judgment, etc.
• Sale of Goods Act, 1930.
• Current Affairs / General Knowledge
• The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
• Indian Contract Act, 1872
• The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
• Civil Procedure Code, 1908

Syllabus for Member

The following topics will be covered in the member selection process in the form of a written exam:

• Current Affairs / General Knowledge
• The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
• Aptitude test (Abstract Reasoning / Spatial Reasoning / Verbal Ability / Logical and Critical Reasoning / Visual Reasoning / Problem–solving abilities / Decision making and Judgment, etc.)

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MHC Recruitment Preparation Books

Candidates who want to succeed in the written portion of the MHC Recruitment exam should be familiar with the following books, as they will be of use to them during the preparation process. The following table provides a list of books that come highly recommended for MHC Recruitment:

Name of the Book	Name of the Author
Quantitative Aptitude	RS Aggarwal
Fast Track Objective Mathematics	Rajesh Verma
Madras High Court Class 4 Exam Book in Tamil	Editorial Board
Pratiyogita Darpan	Pratiyogita Darpan Editorial Team
Manorama Year Book S	Mammen Mathew
Lucent General Knowledge	Lucent Publication

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MHC Recruitment Selection Process

The following is an explanation of the process that will be used to choose candidates for the Madras High Court Recruitment based on a written examination, a practical test, and an oral test:

Written Test

A there written test will consist of fifty multiple-choice questions of an objective kind, with each question bearing one mark, and the total time allotted for the exam will be sixty minutes. The written examination for the MHC recruiting will be a single paper, and it will cover the following topics and questions:

Part A covers general knowledge and consists of thirty questions, while Part B covers general Tamil (20 questions).

Practical Test (70 Marks)

The candidates who are selected for the practical test based on their merit will be put through their knowledge of office maintenance, housekeeping, the maintenance of household articles, hygiene, and other household duties such as food production, gardening skills, cleaning, cooking, food and beverage service, water conservation, and basic principles of guarding a house/office, etc., put to the test.

This is a qualifying round, and the minimum qualifying score for this round is 21 marks. In addition, there is a list of duties that must be completed, which are as follows:

• Household articles maintenance.
• Hygiene.
• Basic principles of guarding a house/office, etc.
• Office upkeep.
• Gardening skills and Water conservation.
• House-keeping.
• Other household duties include food production, Cooking, Food, and\sbeverage service, and cleaning.

Oral Test (30 Marks)

For the Oral Test, the candidates will be shortlisted according to merit depending on the marks that they secured by them in the Practical Test and in the ratio of 1:2 or 1:3 or such number that has been decided by the Judicial Recruitment Cell, High Court, Madras concerning the number of vacancies from and out of the qualified candidates in the Practical Test. This number has been decided by the Judicial Recruitment Cell, High Court, Madras concerning the number of vacancies from and out of the qualified candidates in the Practical Test The lowest possible score to qualify for this oral round is a 9, and it applies to all of the categories.

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MHC Recruitment Answer Key 2022

The MHC Recruitment answer key includes explanations for each of the possible responses to the questions that were on the test. It will be made available on their official website, which is indicated in this page, and it will be made available roughly one month following the exam.

This section will be updated as soon as the official notification is made public, and candidates have the opportunity to challenge any answers that they believe to be incorrect following the publication of the answer key. After the official notification has been made public, the specifics of this matter are going to be brought up to date.

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MHC Recruitment Result 2022

The MHC Recruitment Result is usually made available not long after the MHC Recruitment answer key has been made public. Candidates will be able to qualify for the exam if they have an aggregate score that is higher than sixty percent and it will be posted on the official website of the organization in charge of recruiting.

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MHC Recruitment Cutoff Marks

The High Court of Madras decides in advance what the Required Qualifying Marks will be for each level of the test, and only those candidates who achieve a score that is at least equal to the minimum marks will be invited to join the post that they want. The Madras High Court Class 4 Exam Pattern includes the following table, which details the minimum required marks for each stage of the exam.

Stage of Exam	Minimum Qualifying Marks
Written Exam	Part A: 9 Marks Part B: 6 Marks
Practical Test	21 Marks
Oral Test	9 Marks

Factors Influencing the MHC Recruitment Cut-Off 2022

The MHC Recruitment Class 4 cut-off marks depend on a variety of elements that are relevant to the various stages of the selection process. Another crucial point is that the exam becomes a race because there are so many openings, and applicants who use the Madras High Court Class 4 Books can easily reach the cut-off scores. The following is a list of the different elements that affect the cut-off marks that candidates can review:

• The total number of openings for Class 4 employees announced by the Madras HC is a significant aspect in determining the cut-off for the same, and the general rule in this situation is that if the openings announced by the Madras HC are low category-wise then the cut-off marks are high. The cut-off will, however, be lower if there are more openings across a wider range of positions.
• The minimum qualifying marks, which are predetermined and must be attained by candidates in order to advance in the selection process, are also a determining element in the cut-off marks for the various phases of the selection process.
• The variation in the cut-off marks is also influenced by the average number of attempts made by the candidates in the Madras HC Class 4 Exam, and if the average number of attempts is lower than expected, the cut-off falls. While a higher cut-off is considered if a candidate makes more attempts on average.

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MHC Recruitment Salary Structure 2022

Those candidates who have applied for any of the posts will be eligible to receive a pay scale that has been decided for the post by the Madras High Court, and those candidates who are selected for any post under the Class 4 employee will receive a pay scale Level 1 between Rs 15,700 and 50,000 if they are chosen for that post.

• Contributory Pension Fund
• Provident Fund
• Dearness Allowance (17%) – 3689
• Festival Bonus
• Transport Allowance – 2106
• Basic Pay – Rs 15,700 – 50,000
• House Rent Allowance – 1800
• Medical Facility

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