The written examination for the recruitment of clerk, peon and staff driver under the Bombay High Court was conducted on April 26, 2026. The examination was conducted against a total number of 2,600 vacancies, in which a number of candidates across the state have participated, and now they are waiting for the announcement of the result.
The examination was conducted by the Bombay High Court in offline mode; it is expected that they will complete the answer sheet evaluation process within 4 to 6 weeks, and then the result will be announced at https://bombayhighcourt.nic.in/. The result release is likely to take place in the second week of June 2026.
Whether a candidate has participated in the written examination for any position, he or she must know that the result for all the courses will be released simultaneously on the court’s official website, and then participants can check their passing status. It is highly recommended to keep an eye on the web portal to stay updated about the result release.
How to check the Bombay High Court result 2026?
In order to check the result for the Bombay High Court written examination 2026, go through the step-by-step instructions.
- Visit the official website of Bombay High Court.
- Fine and click on the option related to recruitment.
- Look for the option related to the result for the written examination (clerk, peon and staff driver).
- Tap on the respective position to download the merit list of qualified candidates.
- Open the result PDF file and search hall ticket number to find out if passed the examination.
The result is also to carry the hall ticket number of those candidates who have passed the written examination and are eligible to participate in the next stage of the election process.
Cut-off Marks
The cutoff mark is the minimum requirement to be declared successful in the written examination held on April 26, 2026. The BHC will release it officially, and the result is highly expected to be available on the last page of the merit list for each position. Note that it is going to be different from one another for each position and each category.
Candidates participating in the written examination held by the Bombay High Court for the any position can change the category-wise expected cut-off mark for each position from the table below.
Clerk (Out of 90)
- General: 64 – 70
- OBC / EWS: 60 – 65
- SC / ST: 55 – 60
Peon (Out of 30)
- General: 22 – 25
- OBC / EWS: 20 – 23
- SC / ST: 18 – 21
Staff Driver (Out of 20)
- General: 13 – 15
- OBC / EWS: 12 – 14
- SC / ST: 11 – 13
Once the Bombay High Court has officially release the result with the cut of marks we will update the detail here. To stay updated regarding it, make sure to subscribe to push notifications and bookmark this web page.
What’s Next?
The candidate who will have passed the first stage of the selection process, the Bombay High Court will invite them for the second stage, which depends on the position they are applying for, discussed below.
- Candidate participated in the examination for the post of clerk will have to appear in the typing test of 20 marks. The test pattern includes a writing of 400 words English passage on a computer within 10 minutes; for typing errors, 0.25 mark will be deducted. The typing test will be followed by the viva voce of 60 marks.
- Individuals who have participated in the examination for the post of Peon will have to appear in the Physical Ability & Special Skill Test of 10 marks; it will be followed by a 10-mark Viva Voce.
- Participated in the written examination for the position of staff driver, which will include a 20-mark driving test and 10-mark motor vehicle test, and then a viva voce of 10 marks will take place.