The Supreme Court of India (SCI) has officially released the Admit Card for the Descriptive Test of Junior Court Assistant Recruitment 2025. Candidates who successfully qualified in the earlier stages of the recruitment process can now download their hall tickets to appear for the upcoming descriptive test scheduled on 01 August 2025.

This recruitment drive by the Supreme Court is one of the most sought-after opportunities among law graduates and administrative aspirants, offering a respected position in India’s apex judiciary.

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Note: Age Relaxation as per rules

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📥 How to Download the SCI JCA 2025 Descriptive Test Admit Card

Follow these steps to access your admit card online:

1. Go to the Official SCI Website
   Visit https://main.sci.gov.in, the Supreme Court’s official site.

2. Click on the Recruitment Section
   Look for the “Recruitment” or “Latest Announcements” tab on the homepage.

3. Locate the JCA Admit Card Link
   Find the link that says “Junior Court Assistant Descriptive Test 2025 – Download Admit Card”.

4. Enter Required Details
   Provide your Application Number, Date of Birth, or Login Credentials as requested.

5. Download and Print
   Once displayed, download your hall ticket and take at least two printouts. Ensure all details are clearly visible.

📌 Details Mentioned on the Admit Card

After downloading the admit card, check for the following details:

• Candidate’s Name

• Roll Number

• Photograph and Signature

• Exam Centre Name and Address

• Reporting Time

• Instructions for the Test Day

❗ Important: If there are any discrepancies (misspelt name, wrong photo, or incorrect center), contact the Supreme Court's recruitment cell immediately.

📅 Exam Day Instructions for 01 August 2025

Candidates must strictly follow the guidelines to avoid disqualification:

• Reach the center at least 60 minutes before the exam time.

• Carry printed admit card and valid ID proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, etc.).

• Do not bring electronic devices, smartwatches, or calculators.

• Carry blue/black ballpoint pens and any other stationery allowed.

• Dress in simple attire and avoid accessories that could delay security checks.

🎯 How to Prepare for the Descriptive Test

Since the descriptive paper is a subjective evaluation, consider the following strategies:

• Practice essay writing on current legal, social, and national topics.

• Focus on structured writing – introduction, body, conclusion.

• Work on your handwriting and keep sentences crisp.

• Improve vocabulary and grammar.

• Review formal formats for letters, reports, and applications.

Books like Wren & Martin, Word Power Made Easy, and previous descriptive paper guides are helpful resources.

✅ What Happens After the Descriptive Test?

The selection process after the descriptive test may include:

• Typing Speed Test (depending on earlier stages)

• Final document verification

• Medical fitness (if applicable)

• Final Merit List Publication

Candidates clearing the descriptive test with high accuracy and formal writing skills will improve their chances of final selection.

🚨 Important Tips for Candidates

• Download your admit card early — don’t wait till the last day.

• Double-check your exam center location and travel time.

• Keep all exam-day documents in a folder for easy access.

• Start practicing descriptive writing at least a week in advance.