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GHC Computer Assistant Exam 2026: Provisional List Out

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The Gauhati High Court (GHC) has officially released the Provisional List of eligible candidates for the GHC Computer Assistant Exam Computer Assistant written examination. This update follows the recruitment notification issued in December 2025.

If you applied for this role, you must check your status immediately. The High Court has also provided a window for those in the Rejected List to submit grievances. While the Admit Card and Exam Date are yet to be announced, the publication of this list indicates the test will be scheduled soon.

Quick Summary of GHC Computer Assistant Exam

GHC Computer Assistant Exam
OrganizationGauhati High Court (GHC)
Post NameComputer Assistant
Total Vacancy02 Posts
List Release Date16 March 2026
Grievance Deadline20 March 2026
Admit Card StatusTo be issued soon

Detailed Candidate List Breakdown

The High Court has published two separate lists. Your ability to sit for the exam depends entirely on which list your name appears in.

Provisional List of Eligible Candidates

This list includes applicants who have met all the necessary eligibility criteria. These candidates are cleared to appear for the Stage-I OMR-based written test.

Rejected List & Grievance Process

Applicants found ineligible have been placed in the Rejected List. If your name is here, you have a final opportunity to clarify your status.

  • Email for Grievance: ghcrcps@gmail.com
  • Deadline: On or before 20 March 2026.
  • Action Required: Send an email from your registered ID mentioning your Registration Number, DOB, and the Post Name. Attach all supporting documents.

GHC Computer Assistant Exam Pattern

The selection process is structured into three distinct stages. Preparation should focus heavily on the technical and language segments.

Stage-I: Written Examination (OMR-based)

This is a 120-mark exam with a duration of 2 hours. A negative marking of 0.25 applies to every incorrect answer.

SubjectMarks
Technical Knowledge50 Marks
English Proficiency20 Marks
General Knowledge20 Marks
General Aptitude & Reasoning10 Marks
Assamese Language (Qualifying)20 Marks

Important: The Assamese segment is qualifying. You must score at least 40% (8 out of 20). These marks are not added to the final merit list but are mandatory to pass Stage-I.

Stage-II & Stage-III

  • Skill Test: 30 Marks. Candidates 5 times the number of vacancies are called. (Min 18 marks to qualify).
  • Interview/Viva-Voce: 20 Marks. Candidates 3 times the vacancies are called. (Min 12 marks to qualify).

How to Check the List & Download Admit Card

Follow these simple steps to verify your candidacy:

  1. Visit the official portal: ghconline.gov.in.
  2. Navigate to the “Recruitment” tab.
  3. Click on the link for “Provisional List for Computer Assistant”.
  4. Once the Admit Card link is active, log in using your Registration Code and Date of Birth.
  5. Print your admit card and keep a valid photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.) ready for the exam day.

Important Dates of GHC Computer Assistant Exam

  • List Published: 16 March 2026
  • Grievance Deadline: 20 March 2026
  • Exam Date: To be notified soon
  • Admit Card Release: To be notified soon

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FAQs of GHC Computer Assistant Exam

1. Is the GHC Computer Assistant Admit Card out?

No, the admit card will be released after the grievance process ends on 20 March 2026.

2. How do I challenge my rejection?

Email ghcrcps@gmail.com by 20 March 2026 with your registration details and proof of eligibility.

3. What is the qualifying mark for the written test?

While merit varies, you must score at least 40% (8/20) in the Assamese section to remain eligible.

4. Will there be negative marking?

Yes, 0.25 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer in the Stage-I exam.

5. Where can I find the official notification?

All updates and the original 2025 notification are available at ghconline.gov.in under the recruitment section.

About the Author
Born and raised in Assam, Mehbub understands how competitive and confusing the government job landscape can be. That's why he started Quick Career — to give Assamese job seekers one reliable place for recruitment notifications, exam updates, and results. He personally reviews every notification before publishing to ensure accuracy.

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