Madras High Court (MHC) opens For 23 vacancies. Apply online by 02 February 2025. Check eligibility, selection process, and key dates here!
Madras High Court Recruitment 2025 : The Government of Tamil Nadu has announced the recruitment of President and Member positions for the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions. Applications are invited through online mode only, via the Madras High Court website. Before applying, candidates are advised to read the full notification carefully.
Madras High Court Recruitment 2025 Overview
Madras High Court (MHC) Recruitment 2025 Overview Details are given below. It provides detailed information on eligibility criteria, application procedures, the selection process, reservations, and important dates for candidates.
| Method of Application | Online |
| Department Name | Madras High Court |
| Total Post | 23 Post |
| Application Begin | 02 February 2025 |
| Last Date for Apply Online | 03 March 2025 |
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Post Name and Vacancy for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
| Post Name | Post Vacancy |
| President | 06 |
| Member | 17 |
Education Qualification for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
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Selection process for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
The selection process for the Madras High Court Recruitment 2025 for the positions of President and Member in the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission involves a Common Written Examination and a Viva-voce. The selection will be based on merit, determined by the combined marks secured in both the written examination and the viva-voce.
- Written Examination
- Paper I is an objective type exam with a maximum of 100 marks. It covers general knowledge, current affairs, the Constitution of India, and various consumer-related laws. This paper is 2 hours in duration.
- Paper II is a descriptive type exam with a maximum of 100 marks. Candidates must handwrite an essay on trade, commerce, consumer or public affairs issues and a case study of a consumer case testing their analytical and drafting abilities. This paper is 3 hours in duration.
Age limit for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
The age limits for Madras High Court (MHC) Recruitment 2025 vary depending on the position, and there are some age relaxations for certain categories of candidates. Here’s a breakdown of the age limits –
- Age Limit As On 2025
- Maximum age : 35 years
Applications Fees for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
- GEN/OBC/EWS :- 2,500 /-
- SC/ST/PWD/ESM :- 2,500/-
Important Dates for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
- Application Start : 02 February 2025
- Last Date to Apply : 03 March 2025
Apply online for Madras High Court Recruitment 2025
To apply online for the Madras High Court (MHC) Recruitment 2025, the application process is open from 02 February 2025 to 03 March 2025.
| Notification PDF | 👉(Click here) |
| Apply Online | 👉(Click here) |
How to Apply Online (Step-by-Step Guide)
- First of all, visit the official website of Madras High Court
- Read the advertisement completely before applying and make sure you meet the eligibility criteria.
- On the home page, click on the ” New Registration ” tab.
- Enter all the required details in the new registration form.
- Upload required documents including your photograph, signature and marksheet.
- Pay fee and submit the online form to complete the registration process .
- After filling the application form, take a printout of the application form.
FAQs for Madras High Court Recuirement 2025 FAQ
What positions are being recruited for in the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission of Tamil Nadu, and what are their respective pay scales?
This recruitment is for two positions: President and Member. There are 6 vacancies for the position of President, who will be paid a salary in the range of ₹70,290 - ₹76,450, which is consistent with a District Judge in the Super Time Scale. There are 17 vacancies for the position of Member, who will be paid a salary within the scale of ₹61,900-₹228,100 (Level-26), equivalent to a Deputy Secretary to Government level. Note that if a person is already receiving a pension, their salary will be reduced by the gross amount of that pension. The selection process and the provided salary are provisional and subject to the final decisions of the Supreme Court of India and the High Courts.
What are the age and minimum eligibility requirements for applying to these positions?
Candidates must have attained the age of 35 years as of 01 July 2025 (i.e. not born on or after 02 July 1990). Additionally, they must be proficient in reading, writing, and speaking Tamil. For the post of President, candidates must be a current, former, or eligible to be a District Judge. For the Member position, candidates need a Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university, be of high ability and integrity, and possess at least ten years of special knowledge and professional experience in fields such as consumer affairs, law, public affairs, administration, economics, commerce, industry, finance, management, engineering, technology, public health, or medicine.
What is the selection process, and what does it entail?
he selection process is based on merit, assessed through a Common Written Examination and a viva-voce (interview). The written exam consists of two papers. Paper-I is an objective type test (OMR-based) with questions on General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Constitution of India, and Consumer laws; Paper-II is a descriptive paper involving an essay on trade, commerce or consumer issues, and a consumer case study. The written exam is scored out of 200 marks (100 per paper), with a minimum qualifying score of 50% in each paper. Shortlisted candidates (1:3 ratio based on written exam scores, eligibility, experience and achievements) proceed to a viva-voce of 50 marks, to assess mental alertness, general knowledge, communication skills and other soft skills related to the judicial field.
