# MP High Court recruitment: 418 posts, Rs 91,300 salary, apply by 27 October

2026-10-06T16:36:17+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Madhya Pradesh High Court has issued a notification for direct recruitment to 418 posts in district and session courts. The vacancies are for Stenographer Grade-II, Stenographer Grade-III, Stenographer Grade-III (Court Manager Staff), and Assistant Grade-III (English knowing). The application process began on 6 October. Candidates can apply until 27 October. Selected candidates will receive a salary of up to Rs 91,300.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

Over 400 vacancies in the state's district judiciary signal a substantial hiring push by the High Court. The posts cover both stenography and assistant roles, which means applicants with different skill sets can apply. The notification leaves the exact salary band for each grade unspecified, the Rs 91,300 figure may apply to the highest grade only. Candidates must verify their eligibility against the detailed notification before the 27 October deadline, as the court is likely to receive a high volume of applications.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/jobs/government-jobs/mp-high-court-stenographer-recruitment-2026-apply-for-418-district-court-posts-2026-10-06>
  Straight job notification report, no framing beyond factual details.

This brief was synthesised by AI from the source linked above.

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