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1Clear out junk files and repair common Windows errors2Fix the driver behind crashes, sound loss and screen glitches3Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problemsNo. Applications for the Patna High Court’s 171 Regular Mazdoor posts are closed. The online form deadline was 18 March 2025, and the High Court’s recruitment listing records publication of the final result on 10 March 2026. The listing also shows later notices, so check the official Patna High Court recruitment page for their current text and any effect on appointments.
What happened to the 171-post recruitment?
Advertisement No. PHC/01/2025 invited applications for 171 fresh Group-C Regular Mazdoor vacancies. The advertised pay was Level 1, ₹14,800–₹40,300 in the pay matrix, plus admissible allowances; appointments were initially subject to a one-year probation. These are terms of the 2025 advertisement, not an open vacancy announcement. Read the official recruitment listing and the original advertisement.
The High Court’s listing records a final-result notice dated 10 March 2026. It also lists a 7 August 2026 notice about cancellation of selection or appointment of seven candidates, followed by a Regular Mazdoor notice dated 11 September 2026. The September notice’s substantive text and practical effect are not established here; do not assume it reopened applications or created new vacancies. Use the official listing to read the notice itself.
Application dates and fee in the closed cycle
The application window opened on 17 February 2025 and closed at 23:59 on 18 March 2025. Online fee payment was allowed through 20 March 2025. The advertisement required online applications through the High Court website and said applications by other modes would not be entertained. These dates have passed; do not submit an application or fee for this cycle.
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What the original eligibility rules required
Eligibility was assessed as of 1 January 2025. The notice required applicants to be at least 18 and set maximum ages by category. Category-based relaxations and reservation benefits depended on the stated rules and, where applicable, Bihar residence and prescribed supporting documents.
| Category in the 2025 notice | Maximum age |
|---|---|
| Unreserved/EWS men | 37 |
| Unreserved/EWS women and BC/EBC applicants | 40 |
| SC/ST applicants | 42 |
| OH (locomotor) applicants | 47 |
Applicants needed to have passed at least Class 8 and no more than Intermediate (Class 12) from a recognized board or institution. The notice also required knowledge of cycling and proficiency in one life skill. It warned that higher educational qualifications, including a diploma beyond the specified maximum, could result in termination and prosecution. Because age cutoffs, domicile, category benefits and required certificates are specific, consult the original PHC/01/2025 advertisement rather than treating this summary as a complete eligibility determination.
The advertised 171 vacancies were distributed as follows: 74 Unreserved, 27 Scheduled Caste, 2 Scheduled Tribe, 31 Extremely Backward Class, 20 Backward Class and 17 Economically Weaker Section. The notice also showed 57 horizontal reservations for women and seven posts for Orthopedically Handicapped candidates within their respective categories. Reservation eligibility depended on the advertisement’s rules and required documentation.
Selection stages and published milestones
The advertised process consisted of an OMR multiple-choice written test, cycling test, skill test and interview. A preliminary test could be held if the number of applicants was high. Cycling was not mandatory for OH candidates. The notice set minimum qualifying standards of 40% for a preliminary test if held, the written test and the skill test, and 30% for the interview. Final selection was to be based on written-test and skill-test/interview marks, subject to qualifying the required stages.
- 22 June 2025: The written test was held. A High Court notice dated 20 November 2025 said 4,757 candidates were shortlisted for the next stage.
- 23–29 December 2025: The skill test was held. In a notice dated 16 January 2026, the Court said 3,229 candidates appeared and 269 were absent; those who appeared were called for interviews from 2 to 11 February 2026, excluding 8 February. Candidates were instructed to complete document verification and bring original certificates with self-attested copies.
- 10 March 2026: The official recruitment listing records publication of the final result.
- 7 August and 11 September 2026: The listing shows later Regular Mazdoor notices, including a notice concerning cancellation of selection or appointment of seven candidates. Check the listing for the notices’ exact wording and any subsequent developments.
Official updates are published on the Patna High Court recruitment listing. The original recruitment terms are in Advertisement No. PHC/01/2025.
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