SARKARI SEWAYOJAN

•The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is looking for candidates to fill 106 vacant positions.

•This hiring is being done under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs of the Government of India.

•The jobs are offered on a deputation or absorption basis, meaning they are for people already working in government roles.

•Selected workers will be placed in different NCLT benches located in cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Jaipur, and others.

•The recruitment aims to find experienced staff for legal, administrative, and technical roles.

•The official notice for these jobs was shared on May 21, 2026.

•Interested candidates can start applying immediately as the process is currently open.

•The deadline to submit your application is 60 days after the advertisement is published in the Employment News or Rozgar Samachar.

•There is no cost to apply for any of these positions, making it free for all eligible candidates.

•There are 106 total openings across various levels of seniority.

•Major cities like New Delhi and Mumbai have the highest number of vacancies for roles like Court Officer and Private Secretary.

•The role of Private Secretary has 24 openings, which is the largest category in this drive.

•Senior Legal Assistants have 21 available spots across different regional benches.

•Other roles include technical positions like Programmers and support roles like Drivers and Cashiers.

•Candidates must have specific degrees depending on the job they want.

•For high-level roles like Joint or Assistant Registrar, a Law degree is a mandatory requirement.

•The Programmer position requires a technical degree like B.E., B.Tech in IT/CS, or an MCA.

•Private Secretaries must be skilled in shorthand with a speed of 110 words per minute.

•General Assistant and UDC roles require a basic college degree and the ability to use computers.

•Drivers need a valid license and previous experience behind the wheel.

•The highest age allowed to apply for these positions is 56 years.

•Age is calculated based on the final date of the application period.

•Since this is a deputation job, candidates must already be working in government offices, courts, or tribunals.

•Experience in administration, court matters, or legal work is highly valued for these roles.

•Service history and previous performance records (APAR/ACR) will be checked during the selection.

•The pay scale for these jobs is very attractive, ranging from Level 2 to Level 13.

•The highest possible salary for top roles reaches over ₹2 lakh per month.

•Joint Registrars start at a basic pay of ₹1,23,100.

•Mid-level roles like Court Officers earn between ₹47,600 and ₹1,51,100.

•Entry-level support roles like Drivers start at a basic pay of ₹19,900.

•There is no mention of a written competitive exam for these posts.

•The primary way candidates are chosen is through their work experience and service records.

•Officials will verify the last five years of your APAR/ACR reports.

•Candidates must have a clear record, which is confirmed through a Vigilance Clearance Certificate.

•An interview or formal interaction may be held to finalize the best candidates.

•The application process is offline, so you must send a physical letter.

•You cannot send the application directly; it must be forwarded by your current employer.

•Ensure all documents like your educational certificates and integrity certificate are included.

•The completed packet should be sent to the NCLT Head Office address in New Delhi.

•Keep a copy of your sent application and the post receipt for your records.

•Visit the official NCLT portal to get the latest updates and download the forms.

•The website contains the full PDF document with all technical rules for deputation.