AP High Court Assistant Examiner Eligibility Criteria 2026

Educational Requirements

To be considered for the positions of Assistant or Examiner under the High Court of Andhra Pradesh, candidates must possess a formal degree. The requirement is as follows:

• The candidate must have obtained a Degree in Arts, Science, Commerce, or Law from a recognized university.

Candidates must hold this degree at the time of application. Proof of graduation will be required during the verification process following the examination.

For the AP High Court Assistant and Examiner recruitment, applicants must adhere to a strict age requirement. The age of the candidate is calculated based on the cutoff date specified in the official notification.

• Minimum Age: 18 years
• Maximum Age: 42 years

Candidates must be within this 18 to 42-year range to be eligible for consideration. It is advisable for candidates to ensure their date of birth is supported by official documentation such as a matriculation or birth certificate.

The selection process for the AP High Court Assistant and Examiner recruitment is primarily based on performance in a computer-based, objective-type examination. The process is designed to evaluate the merit of the candidates fairly.

Key stages and criteria include:

• Objective Exam: A computer-based test that covers General Knowledge, English, and Reasoning.
• Qualifying Standards: Candidates must secure the minimum qualifying marks to be eligible for appointment based on common merit. The minimum standards are:
  • OC: 45%
  • EWS: 40%
  • BC: 35%
  • SC/ST/Physically Challenged: 30%

Category-wise Age Relaxation

The following relaxations in the upper age limit are permitted for specific categories as per government norms:

• SC/ST/BC: 5 years relaxation
• Candidates with Disabilities and Ex-Serviceman: 10 years relaxation