Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak Mali Recruitment 2026 – Apply Online for 167 Posts

The High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh has issued the Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak Mali Recruitment 2026 notification through Employment Notice No. 03/SS/ML/HC/2026 dated 09-06-2026. This recruitment drive aims to fill 167 vacant posts comprising 75 Safai Sewak (Sweeper) positions and 92 Mali (Gardener) positions on a regular establishment basis.

The recruitment is open to Indian nationals who possess knowledge of Hindi and the regional language as the basic qualification. Candidates interested in applying must do so online through the official website before the last date of 30-06-2026. The selection process will be based on an interview, with shortlisting criteria to be applied if necessary.

Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak Mali Recruitment 2026 – Overview

Particulars Details
Organization High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh
Employment Notice No. 03/SS/ML/HC/2026 dated 09-06-2026
Posts Safai Sewak (Sweeper) and Mali (Gardener)
Total Vacancies 167 (Safai Sewak: 75, Mali: 92)
Nature of Post Regular at the High Court establishment
Application Mode Online only
Selection Mode Interview
Official Website https://www.highcourtchd.gov.in

Important Dates

Event Date
Employment Notice Date 09-06-2026
Opening of Online Application 09-06-2026 (11:59 P.M.)
Last Date for Online Registration 30-06-2026 (11:59 P.M.)
Age Calculated As On 30-06-2026
E-Admit Card Download To be notified
Interview Date To be notified

Age Limit

Category Age Requirement
General (UR) 18 to 35 years (as on 30-06-2026)
Persons with Disability (min. 40% disability) 10 years of relaxation in the upper age limit
Ex-Servicemen Defence service period plus 3 years

Date of birth will be verified using the Matriculation Certificate (for matriculate or above candidates) or Birth Certificate issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths (for candidates below matriculation).

Educational Qualification

Qualification Details
Nationality Indian Nationals only
Basic Qualification (Both Posts) Knowledge of Hindi and regional language
Preference for Mali Diploma in gardening from a recognized institute and/or minimum 3 years’ experience as a Gardener (must be held on or before 30-06-2026)
Preference for Safai Sewak Minimum 3 years’ experience as Safai Sewak/Sweeper (must be held on or before 30-06-2026)

Vacancy Details

Safai Sewak – Total 75 Posts

Category Number of Posts
General Category 60
SC/ST/BC 08
Ex-Servicemen 04
Persons with Disability – Low Vision (min. 40%) 01
Persons with Disability – Deaf and Dumb (min. 40%) 01
Persons with Disability – Intellectually Disabled/Challenged MILD IQ (min. 40%) 01
Total 75

Mali – Total 92 Posts

Category Number of Posts
General Category 74
SC/ST/BC 09
Ex-Servicemen 05
Persons with Disability – Low Vision (min. 40%) 01
Persons with Disability – Deaf and Dumb (min. 40%) 01
Persons with Disability – Intellectually Disabled/Challenged MILD IQ (min. 40%) 01
PwD (1 post from the combined PwD merit list) 01
Total 92

Important Note on Reservation: SC/ST/BC reservation and fee relaxation are available only to candidates holding SC/ST/BC certificates issued by Punjab, Haryana, or U.T. Chandigarh and who are domiciled/permanent residents of these states/UT. SC/ST/BC candidates from other states will be treated as General Category. Ex-Servicemen’s reservation is for Ex-Servicemen only, not for dependents. Candidates with less than 40% disability or with disability types other than Low Vision, Deaf & Dumb, and Intellectually Disabled (MILD IQ) will be treated as General Category without any age or fee relaxation.

Role & Responsibilities

A Safai Sewak, commonly known as a Sweeper, is responsible for maintaining cleanliness and sanitation in assigned areas of the High Court premises, including courtrooms, corridors, offices, and public spaces.

A Mali, or Gardener, maintains and beautifies the lawns, gardens, and green spaces within the High Court complex. Responsibilities include planting, watering, pruning, landscaping, and ensuring the aesthetic appeal of the premises.

Salary

The salary will be as per the latest applicable rules and instructions issued by the Government of Punjab and adopted by the High Court of Punjab and Haryana.

Application Fee

Category Fee
General and SC/ST/BC of states/UTs other than Punjab, Haryana, and U.T. Chandigarh Rs. 700
SC/ST/BC of Punjab, Haryana, and U.T. Chandigarh Rs. 600
Ex-Servicemen Rs. 600
Persons with Disabilities (min. 40% disability – Low Vision / Deaf & Dumb / Intellectually Disabled MILD IQ) Rs. 600
Dependents of Ex-Servicemen disabled/deceased during active operation NIL

The fee is payable online only and is non-refundable. Online transaction charges will be levied in addition by the payment gateway. Candidates applying for both posts must pay the fee separately for each application.

Selection Process

Candidates for both Safai Sewak and Mali posts will be selected based on an Interview. The High Court may apply suitable shortlisting criteria before the interview stage if many applications are received.

E-Admit Cards for provisionally eligible candidates will be uploaded on the official website. The photograph on the E-Admit Card must be duly attested by a Gazetted Officer or self-attested, and must match exactly with the photograph uploaded in the online application.

How to Apply for Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak Mali Recruitment 2026

  1. Click the official apply link below.

💡 Tip: Ensure you apply well before the last date (30-06-2026) to avoid website congestion and login failures on the closing date. Keep your email ID and mobile number active and unchanged throughout the recruitment process, as all official communications, including E-Admit Cards, will be sent only through these channels.

Documents Required

Candidates must prepare and retain the following documents to be produced at the Testimonials Checking stage:

  • Printout of the completed online Application Form
  • Proof of Date of Birth: Matriculation Certificate (for matriculate or above candidates) or Birth Certificate issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths (for candidates below matriculation)
  • Qualification certificates if applicable: Diploma in Gardening (for Mali preference) or experience proof (for Safai Sewak preference)
  • Caste Certificate (SC/ST/BC/EWS) issued by the competent authority of Punjab, Haryana, or U.T. Chandigarh as applicable
  • For BC candidates: Latest BC certificate and Annexure I (Non-Creamy Layer Declaration)
  • For Government/Semi-Government/PSU/Corporation/Board employees: No Objection Certificate in the prescribed format (Annexure II)
  • Affidavit (Annexure III) regarding close relatives working in High Court or District Courts of Punjab, Haryana, or U.T. Chandigarh
  • Affidavit (Annexure IV) regarding previous government employment(s) already left before applying
  • For Persons with Disability: Disability Certificate (minimum 40% disability) issued by the authorized medical authority
  • For Ex-Servicemen: Self-attested complete copy of Discharge Book
  • For dependents of Ex-Servicemen claiming fee exemption: Proof of disability or death of parent during active operation

Who Should NOT Apply

  • Candidates below 18 years or above 35 years of age as on 30-06-2026, unless eligible for age relaxation.
  • SC/ST/BC candidates from states other than Punjab, Haryana, and U.T. Chandigarh who wish to claim reserved category benefits; they will be treated as General Category.
  • Dependents of Ex-Servicemen claiming Ex-Servicemen reservation; the benefit is available only to Ex-Servicemen themselves.
  • Candidates with less than 40% disability or with disability types other than Low Vision, Deaf & Dumb, and Intellectually Disabled (MILD IQ).
  • BC (Backward Class) candidates who fall in the Creamy Layer.
  • Married male candidates with more than one living wife, or female candidates married to a man with a living wife.
  • Current regular Government/Semi-Government/PSU/Corporation/Board employees who cannot obtain a No Objection Certificate.

Important Instructions for Candidates

  • All particulars, including category, once filled in the application form, are sacrosanct and cannot be changed.
  • Candidates wishing to apply for both posts must submit separate applications with separate fee payments for each.
  • E-Admit Cards will be uploaded on the official website; they will NOT be sent by post.
  • The photograph on the E-Admit Card must be duly attested by a Gazetted Officer or self-attested and must exactly match the photograph uploaded during online application.
  • No mobile phone, electronic device, watch, ornaments, or other baggage is allowed inside the interview centre.
  • No Travel Allowance (TA) or Daily Allowance (DA) will be paid for appearing in the interview or for the testimonials checking.

Helpline and Contact Information

  • For Mali recruitment: 8100091298 (11:00 A.M. to 05:30 P.M.)
  • For Safai Sewak recruitment: 9674785953 (11:00 A.M. to 05:30 P.M.)
  • For advertisement terms and conditions: 0172-2717605 (09:30 A.M. to 05:00 P.M.)

Important Links

Particulars Link
Download Official Notification PDF Click Here
Apply Online Click Here
Official Website Click Here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When is the deadline to apply for the High Court Safai Sewak and Mali positions?

Ans. You need to submit your online application by 11:59 P.M. on June 30, 2026. Make sure to apply on time, as the High Court won’t grant any extensions.

Q2. How many openings are available in this recruitment drive?

Ans. The High Court is looking to fill a total of 167 positions. This includes 75 spots for Safai Sewaks and 92 for Malis. Keep in mind that these numbers could slightly change before the final merit list is prepared.

Q3. What are the age requirements for these roles?

Ans. You must be between 18 and 35 years old as of June 30, 2026. There are age relaxations available—candidates with disabilities get an extra 10 years, and Ex-Servicemen receive a relaxation equal to their service period plus three years.

Q4. How much does it cost to apply?

Ans. If you are a General category candidate or an SC/ST/BC applicant from outside Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh, the fee is Rs. 700. For SC/ST/BC candidates from these specific regions, Ex-Servicemen, and Persons with Disabilities, the fee is Rs. 600. Dependents of Ex-Servicemen who were disabled or killed in action don’t have to pay a fee.

Q5. How will candidates be selected for the Safai Sewak and Mali jobs?

Ans. The selection is based on a personal interview. If a massive number of people apply, the High Court might use specific shortlisting criteria to narrow down the pool before conducting the interviews.

Q6. What are the educational and experience requirements for the Safai Sewak position?

Ans. You just need a basic working knowledge of Hindi and the local regional language. While not strictly mandatory, having at least three years of experience as a sweeper by June 30, 2026, will give you preference during the selection process.

Q7. Which documents are needed for the verification stage?

Ans. Make sure to bring the printout of your submitted application, proof of your birth date, caste certificate (if applicable), and any experience or qualification certificates. If you’re already a government employee, you’ll need a No Objection Certificate. Check the official notification for the exact affidavits required.

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Renu Bawa is a Job Notification Specialist at MyNaukriAlert, covering central and state government recruitment updates across India. She specializes in tracking and publishing the latest Sarkari Naukri alerts — from SSC, UPSC, and Banking vacancies to Railways, Defence, and Police recruitment drives. Renu ensures every job notification is verified directly from official government portals before publication, providing aspirants with accurate vacancy counts, eligibility criteria, age limits, application fees, and critical last dates. Her thorough coverage helps thousands of candidates across India discover and apply for government job opportunities without missing a single deadline.

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