SCI Admit Card 2026 Out – Download Junior & Senior Programmer Hall Ticket

SCI admit card 2026 for the posts of Junior Court Assistant-cum-Junior Programmer and Senior Court Assistant-cum-Senior Programmer has been officially released by the Supreme Court of India (SCI). Candidates who applied under Advertisement No. F.6/RC/Sr.&Jr. Programmer/2025 can download their hall ticket now from sci.gov.in. The Junior Programmer written exam was conducted on 21 October 2026, while the Senior Programmer admit card was released on 30 October 2026. This guide covers the direct download link, step-by-step instructions, documents to carry, and all important dates for both posts.

What Is the SCI Admit Card 2026 and Why It Matters

The SCI admit card 2026 is the official hall ticket issued by the Registry of the Supreme Court of India for candidates shortlisted to appear in the written examination for Junior Court Assistant-cum-Junior Programmer and Senior Court Assistant-cum-Senior Programmer posts. No candidate is permitted inside the examination centre without a valid, printed admit card.

The admit card carries candidate-specific details including the exam centre address, reporting time, shift, roll number, and photograph. The Supreme Court does not send admit cards by post — candidates must download the hall ticket from the official portal using their registration credentials.

These 26 vacancies are Group B, Non-Gazetted posts in the Supreme Court Registry, New Delhi. The Junior Programmer post carries Pay Level 6 (basic Rs. 35,400) and the Senior Programmer post carries Pay Level 8 (basic Rs. 47,600), as per the official recruitment advertisement.

SCI Programmer Admit Card 2026 — Important Dates

All key dates for the SCI Court Assistant-cum-Programmer recruitment cycle are listed below as per the official notification and recruitment cell notices published on sci.gov.in.

SCI Vacancy & Pay Details — Junior and Senior Programmer 2026

The Supreme Court of India advertised a total of 26 vacancies under Advertisement No. F.6/RC/Sr.&Jr. Programmer/2025. All figures below are taken directly from the official detailed advertisement published on sci.gov.in.

Both posts are classified as Group B, Non-Gazetted positions in the Registry of the Supreme Court of India, New Delhi. In addition to basic pay, selected candidates are entitled to Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), and other central government allowances as per the 7th Pay Commission rules.

How to Download SCI Admit Card 2026 — Step-by-Step Process

Follow these steps to download your SCI Court Assistant-cum-Programmer admit card 2026 from the official portal:

1. Open the official Supreme Court of India website at sci.gov.in.
2. Click on the “Recruitments” section from the homepage navigation menu.
3. Locate the admit card notice for Junior Court Assistant-cum-Junior Programmer or Senior Court Assistant-cum-Senior Programmer (as applicable to your post).
4. Click the candidate login / admit card download link provided in the notice.
5. Enter your Registration Number / Roll Number and Date of Birth / Password as registered during the application.
6. Click “Submit” to log in to your candidate dashboard.
7. Your SCI admit card 2026 will appear on the screen. Verify all details — name, post, exam centre, date, and roll number.
8. Click “Download” and save the PDF to your device.
9. Take a colour printout of the admit card and keep it safe for exam day.

Tip: If the portal is unresponsive, try accessing it after peak hours or use a different browser. Clear your browser cache before logging in.

Details Printed on SCI Programmer Hall Ticket 2026

Once downloaded, check every detail on your SCI admit card 2026 carefully. Errors in name or roll number must be reported immediately to the Supreme Court Recruitment Cell before the examination date.

• Candidate’s name and photograph
• Roll number and registration number
• Post applied for (Junior or Senior Programmer)
• Examination date, reporting time, and shift
• Exam centre name and full address
• Category and date of birth
• Father’s / Mother’s name
• Important exam-day instructions

Documents Required at SCI Programmer Exam Centre 2026

Candidates must carry the following documents to the SCI Court Assistant-cum-Programmer examination centre. Entry is denied without a valid admit card and original photo ID.

• Printed SCI admit card 2026 (colour printout recommended)
• Any one valid, original, government-issued photo ID: Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving Licence, or PAN Card
• Two recent passport-size photographs (same as uploaded during application)

Electronic devices including mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, calculators, and smartwatches are strictly prohibited inside the examination hall. Report at the centre well before the reporting time stated on the admit card.

SCI Court Assistant-cum-Programmer Selection Process 2026

Final selection for both posts is based on a multi-stage process as outlined in the official recruitment advertisement. The stages are:

1. Written Examination — Objective-type technical and aptitude test.
2. Practical / Technical Aptitude Test — Hands-on assessment of programming and technical skills.
3. Interview — Shortlisted candidates called for personal interview.
4. Document Verification & Eligibility Check — Final verification before appointment.

The Supreme Court of India reserves the right to modify, vary, or cancel any stage of the selection process as per the discretion of the Hon’ble Chief Justice of India. Candidates are advised to monitor sci.gov.in regularly for official updates.

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Last Updated: November 2026. This page is reviewed and updated when official data changes. Bookmark sci.gov.in and this page for the latest SCI recruitment notifications.

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only. All data has been sourced from the official Supreme Court of India recruitment notices published on sci.gov.in. Always verify details on the official portal before taking any action.