# Balangir District Court Exam on 13 December, 391 shortlisted

2026-11-11T22:16:47+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Balangir Judgeship has published the shortlisted candidates list for its recruitment examination to be held on 13 December 2026 at Government Women's College, Balangir. The 18-page PDF contains 391 entries across four posts: Junior Clerk-cum-Copyist, Junior Typist, Stenographer Grade-III and Salaried Amin. Admission certificates have been published on the official website balangir.dcourts.gov.in in separate roll-number batches. Candidates who have not received their original certificates may download them before the exam. The shortlist and admit cards were released on 10 November 2026.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The Balangir District Court has now fixed the written examination date for the four recruitment posts advertised in May 2026, ending a period of uncertainty for candidates. The shortlist of 391 names confirms the competition ratios, particularly for Junior Clerk-cum-Copyist with 300 entries, and the smaller pools for Stenographer and Amin posts. Candidates still need to check their individual admission certificates for exact reporting times. The next concrete milestone is the examination itself on 13 December 2026.

## Coverage

- freejobalert.com <https://www.freejobalert.com/articles/balangir-district-court-exam-date-2026-3080178>
  Straightforward procedural announcement with no editorial slant.

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