Rajasthan High Court LDC Recruitment: Get the Typing Test Ready Early
The Court approved a restructuring of 1,446 ministerial posts on 12 August 2026, but the full recruitment notification hasn't followed yet. The typing test format is already known — use the wait to get ahead of it.
Published 29 September 2026
Where the recruitment actually stands
No detailed Rajasthan High Court LDC notification was out as of late September 2026 — what's public is a 12 August 2026 restructuring of the ministerial cadre, reported at 1,446 posts split across Junior Judicial Assistant, Judicial Assistant and Senior Judicial Assistant. That's a post count, not a recruitment notice: application dates, eligibility and the exam pattern still come from the Court's own advertisement when it's published. Check hcraj.nic.in directly rather than a third-party date.
It's also worth being precise about the name: Rajasthan High Court recruits its own ministerial staff directly, separate from RSMSSB (Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board), a different state board that runs its own, much larger LDC recruitment for other departments. If you're specifically tracking the RSMSSB cycle, its written result is a separate story — the two run on independent timelines.
What the typing test already looks like
While the notification is pending, the Court's typing format itself is confirmed from its own advertisement and instructions for the clerk / Junior Judicial Assistant cadre, and it hasn't changed across recruitment cycles:
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| Section | Target | Time | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| English (Calibri) | 8,000 KDPH | 5 minutes | 25 |
| Hindi (Kruti Dev 010) | 8,000 KDPH | 5 minutes | 25 |
Editing tools stay off during the real test — Backspace reaches only the current word, and Delete, navigation and spell-check are disabled — and candidates may retype a passage from the start if instructed. The full Rajasthan High Court practice test runs those same section lengths and target, so an attempt here reflects the actual format, not just raw typing speed.
Why practising before the notification is worth it
Once the notification lands, everyone starts the same countdown to the application deadline, and typing practice usually gets squeezed against the written-exam syllabus. 8,000 KDPH is roughly a 27 WPM equivalent target sustained for five full minutes in each language — a speed most people don't reach in their first week. Starting now, before the deadline pressure, means the typing stage is already handled by the time the written exam is.
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Frequently asked questions
Has the Rajasthan High Court LDC notification been released?
Not yet, as of late September 2026. The Court approved a restructuring of 1,446 ministerial posts on 12 August 2026, but the detailed recruitment notification with application dates and exam pattern hadn't followed at the time this page was written. Check hcraj.nic.in directly before relying on any third-party date.
How many posts were approved?
Reporting around the 12 August 2026 restructuring put the figure at 1,446 posts across Junior Judicial Assistant, Judicial Assistant and Senior Judicial Assistant. Treat this as a reported figure until the Court's own notification confirms it.
What typing test format does Rajasthan High Court use?
The Court's Speed Test uses 8,000 key depressions per hour in both languages — Calibri for English, Kruti Dev 010 for Hindi — five minutes per language, 25 marks each. This is confirmed from the Court's own advertisement and instructions for the clerk/JJA cadre.
Is Rajasthan High Court LDC the same as RSMSSB LDC?
No. Rajasthan High Court recruits its own ministerial staff directly. RSMSSB (Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board) is a separate state board that runs a much larger LDC recruitment for other departments. They have different notifications, different exam patterns and different result timelines.
Sources: Rajasthan High Court Speed Test advertisement and instructions (clerk/JJA cadre), and public reporting of the 12 August 2026 post restructuring as of this page's publish date. The Court's own notification governs your recruitment; this page is independent practice content, not an official recruitment service.