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Allahabad High Court Research Associates RA Recruitment 2026 Admit Card

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Allahabad High Court has released the Allahabad High Court Research Associates RA Recruitment 2026 Admit Card. Download it from the Important Links using your registration number and date of birth.

Organisation:
Allahabad High Court
Apply from:
06 Jun 2026
Last date:
20 Jun 2026
Admit card:
Before Exam
Age limit:
21 to 26 years as on 01 Jul 2026
Qualification:
Five year or three year Law degree obtained in the Academic Sessions – 2026, 2025 & 2024, from any Law…
Fee:
General / OBC / EWS candidates pay ₹500 (Pay the Examination Fee Through Debit Card / Credit Card / Net Banking / Online Only.)
Mode:
Online

The Allahabad High Court has released the admit card for its Research Associates (RA) recruitment 2026, following the earlier application process for this post.

Applications were open from 6 June to 20 June 2026, with the fee payment window extended to 23 June 2026. A list of shortlisted candidates was released on 31 July 2026, and the exam along with the interview is scheduled for 8 August 2026, with the admit card being made available before the exam. The application fee was 500 rupees for candidates across all categories, payable only through debit card, credit card, net banking or other online modes. The age limit for this post is 21 to 26 years.

Eligibility for Research Associate requires a five-year or three-year law degree obtained in the academic sessions of 2024, 2025 or 2026 from a law college or university recognized by the Bar Council of India, and candidates awaiting their LLB final year result for 2026 could also apply. Only those who scored 55 percent or more marks in their LLB examination were eligible, and candidates were required to have working knowledge of computer applications such as data entry and word processing. Shortlisted candidates can now download their admit card ahead of the exam and interview.

Important Dates

Important dates
EventDate
Application Begin
Last Date for Apply
Update Fee Payment Last Date
Shortlisted Candidate List Released
Exam Date & Interview
Admit Card AvailableBefore Exam

Application Fee

Application fee by category
CategoryFee
General / OBC / EWS₹500
SC / ST₹500

Pay the Examination Fee Through Debit Card / Credit Card / Net Banking / Online Only.

Age Limit

Age limit
LimitAge
Minimum Age21 Years
Maximum Age26 Years

Vacancy Details

Post NameTotal PostEligibility
Research AssociatesNAFive year or three year Law degree obtained in the Academic Sessions – 2026, 2025 & 2024, from any Law College or University recognized by Bar Council of India. Candidates who may have appeared in LL.B. (Final Year) Examination in 2026 and may be awaiting results, may also apply. Only those Law Graduates who have scored 55% or more marks in their LL.B. examination are eligible to apply for engagement as Research Associate. Candidates must have working knowledge of Computer Applications involving Data Entry, Word Processing and similar computer operations.

How to Download the Admit Card

  1. 1Open the "Download Admit Card" link on this page to reach Allahabad High Court's admit card portal for this exam.
  2. 2Log in with your registration number and date of birth, or whatever credentials the portal asks for.
  3. 3Check every detail on the admit card (name, photo, exam centre and reporting time) as soon as it downloads, since correcting an error close to the exam date is often difficult.
  4. 4Print a physical copy; a phone screenshot isn't accepted at most exam centres.
  5. 5Carry the admit card along with a valid original photo ID to the exam centre, since most centres turn away candidates who show up without both.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I download this admit card?

Use the "Download Admit Card" link on this page to reach Allahabad High Court's admit card portal, then log in with your registration number and date of birth.

What should I carry to the exam centre?

Carry a printed copy of the admit card along with a valid original photo ID, since most exam centres turn away candidates who arrive without both.