The Supreme Court of India (SCI) has officially announced the date for the Junior Court Assistant (JCA) Descriptive Test 2025, which is a crucial phase in the selection process. As per the latest update, the descriptive examination is scheduled to be conducted on 01 August 2025. This test will serve as the next step for candidates who have successfully cleared the earlier rounds of selection.

The Junior Court Assistant post in the Supreme Court is a highly respected and competitive position offering job stability, a professional working environment, and a chance to serve at the apex judicial institution of India. With thousands of aspirants applying every year, reaching the descriptive stage itself is an achievement—and now, success in this round is key to moving closer to final selection.

✍️ What Is the SCI JCA Descriptive Test?

The descriptive test is designed to evaluate a candidate’s writing and comprehension skills in English—essential for the role of a Junior Court Assistant, which involves drafting, communication, and correspondence within the judicial system.

This test primarily includes:

• Essay Writing

• Precis Writing

• Letter Writing or Report Writing

The descriptive test carries significant weight in the final selection and requires command over formal English writing, grammar, and structured thought.

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Application Fee :

Age Limit:

Note: Age Relaxation as per rules

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📑 Exam Pattern – Descriptive Test Format (Expected)

While the exact pattern may be subject to official instructions, based on past trends, here is the expected structure:

1. Essay Writing – 250 to 300 words

2. Precis Writing – Based on a given paragraph

3. Letter or Report Writing – Formal format on a legal or general topic

• Total Marks: 100

• Total Duration: 90 minutes

• Mode: Pen & Paper

• Medium: English only

Note: Candidates must maintain legibility and proper structure in their answers to score well.

✅ How to Prepare for the SCI Descriptive Exam?

1. Practice Writing Daily

Write essays and letters on current legal topics, national issues, and judicial reforms. Focus on clarity, grammar, and logical flow.

2. Enhance Vocabulary & Grammar

Strong command over English grammar and vocabulary can give you an edge in both essay and precis writing.

3. Study Sample Questions

Review previous descriptive exam papers of similar posts (High Court assistants, SSC exams) for practice.

4. Time Management

Practice writing full-length mock tests to manage your time across all sections.

5. Keep Structure in Mind

Follow proper formats for essays and official letters. Avoid slang, contractions, or overly casual tone.

🧾 Documents to Carry on Descriptive Exam Day

Ensure you carry the following on the day of your exam:

• Printed Admit Card (to be downloaded from main.sci.gov.in)

• Original Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, Driving License)

• Two Passport-size Photographs

• Blue or Black Ballpoint Pens

• Any other items mentioned in the admit card instructions

Note: Electronic devices, calculators, or digital watches are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall.

⚠️ Exam Day Instructions

• Report at least 60 minutes before the exam start time.

• Maintain silence and discipline inside the exam centre.

• Follow COVID-appropriate behaviour (if applicable).

• Admit card and ID verification will be mandatory.

• Do not attempt to write or draw any irrelevant content—this may result in disqualification.

🧠 What After the Descriptive Test?

The next stages in the selection process typically include:

1. Interview / Personality Test (If applicable)

2. Final Merit List based on cumulative performance

3. Medical and Document Verification

The final merit list will be prepared based on marks obtained in the Typing Test + Descriptive Test + Interview (if conducted). Only those candidates who pass all stages will be eligible for appointment.