Delhi High Court Assistant Editor Call Letter 2026 Released — Download Now

The Delhi High Court Assistant Editor Call Letter 2026 is officially available for download as of 28 April 2026. This document is required for candidates who have been shortlisted for the Interview stage of the Assistant Editor (Examination-2025). Candidates can access their call letters through the official website, delhihighcourt.nic.in.

The interview dates will be notified soon. Please ensure you download and verify your call letter details ahead of time.

Delhi High Court Assistant Editor Call Letter 2026 | Quick Information

Particulars Details
Release Date 28 April 2026
Download Status Active Now
Official Website delhihighcourt.nic.in
Recruitment For Assistant Editor (Examination – 2025)
Vacancies As per the official notification
Interview Date To be notified

How to Download the Call Letter

  1. Visit the official Delhi High Court portal and access the direct link to download the Assistant Editor Interview call letter using your Registration Number / Application ID and Date of Birth.

Details Mentioned on the Call Letter

Verify the following details on your printed copy:

  • Candidate’s Full Name, Father’s Name, Date of Birth, and Category
  • Roll Number / Registration Number
  • Photograph and Signature
  • Interview Date, Reporting Time, and Venue Address
  • Document Verification Details

(Any discrepancies should be reported directly to the Delhi High Court recruitment cell.)

Required Documents for the Interview

Bring the original documents along with self-attested photocopies:

  • Printed copy of the Delhi High Court Assistant Editor Call Letter 2026
  • Valid Photo ID Proof (e.g., Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Driving License, PAN Card, Passport)
  • All Educational Certificates (from 10th standard onwards)
  • Experience Certificates (if applicable)
  • Caste/Category Certificate (if claiming reservation)
  • Recent passport-size photographs

Note: Electronic devices (mobile phones, smartwatches) and unauthorized materials are strictly prohibited inside the interview venue.

Important Links

Particulars Link
Download Call Letter Click Here
Official Notification Click Here
Official Website Click Here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Where can I get my Delhi High Court Assistant Editor call letter? Ans. You can grab your call letter straight from the official Delhi High Court website (delhihighcourt.nic.in) or use the direct download link provided in this post.

Q2. What paperwork do I need to bring for the interview? Ans. Make sure to carry a printed copy of your call letter, a valid photo ID, your original educational and experience certificates, category certificates (if applicable), and recent passport-size photos.

Q3. When was the Assistant Editor call letter officially issued? Ans. The High Court released the call letter for the interview round on 28 April 2026.

Q4. What should I do if my call letter has incorrect information? Ans. If you spot any mistakes like a misspelled name or wrong category, reach out to the Delhi High Court recruitment helpdesk right away to get it corrected before your interview.

Q5. Are smartwatches or phones allowed at the interview venue? Ans. No, the authorities strictly prohibit any mobile phones, smartwatches, or other electronic devices inside the interview center.

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Mandeep Singh is an Admit Card Specialist at MyNaukriAlert, responsible for publishing timely admit card release notifications for government examinations across India. He monitors recruitment boards including SSC, UPSC, IBPS, RRB, and state PSCs to ensure candidates receive instant updates the moment their hall tickets become available. Mandeep's articles include step-by-step download instructions, direct official links, exam date schedules, and important guidelines that candidates must follow on exam day. His coverage ensures that no aspirant misses downloading their admit card before the deadline, making the exam preparation journey stress-free and well-organized.

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