I have a Voter ID with me, can I use it as a document to prove my identity at the Supreme Court Jr. Asst. Examination Centre?

Yes, The Voter ID also falls under the Valid ID proofs for the purpose of identification for the Supreme Court Junior Assistant Exam.

I cannot remember the username required to log in to the Supreme Court official website due to which I am not able to download my admit card. What steps should I take to recover my username?

Visit the official website of the Supreme Court. On the login page click on the ‘Forgot Password or ‘User ID’ option to retrieve back your Junior Assistant Login credentials. The newly generated login credentials shall be communicated through the registered Email ID or the registered contact number.

Is the Examination venue specified on the SC Junior Asst? Admit card is final on the part of the Supreme Court?

Yes, the Supreme Court Jr. Asst. examination venue specifically mentioned on the hall ticket shall be final unless there is an extraordinary need addressed by the Supreme Court to change the Examination venue.

I have a black and white copy of the admit card, Is it mandatory to get the colored hardcopy of the Supreme Court Junior Assistant Admit Card?

Not necessarily. However, the black-and-white copy must clearly be legible. A color printout is preferred as it maintains the clarity of the photograph and signature.

How many copies of the Supreme Court Junior Assistant Admit Card should I carry along to the examination venue?

Though it is required to furnish one copy of the Supreme Court Junior Assistant Admit Card, you can possess one or two copies extra to meet any contingency if you lose one or where you are required to submit a copy at the Examination Centre.