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Madhya Pradesh Judiciary to Recruit 405 Judges in 2026, Notification Expected
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🗓 24 Aug 2026, 06:30 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh government plans to fill 405 judicial vacancies in 2026, with an official notification slated for release soon.
The state government of Madhya Pradesh has announced a large‑scale recruitment drive to appoint 405 judicial officers for the year 2026. The move aims to address the growing backlog of cases and strengthen the state's legal infrastructure.
Details of the selection process are expected to be outlined in a formal notification that will be published on the official portal of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Candidates will likely need to meet the standard eligibility criteria for judicial posts, including a law degree and a minimum number of years of legal practice.
The recruitment is anticipated to follow a multi‑stage examination and interview system, mirroring previous judiciary hiring rounds. Interested applicants are advised to monitor the PSC website regularly for the release of application forms and deadlines.
Filling these vacancies is seen as a critical step toward improving the efficiency of courts across the state, potentially reducing case pendency and delivering faster justice to citizens.
Details of the selection process are expected to be outlined in a formal notification that will be published on the official portal of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Candidates will likely need to meet the standard eligibility criteria for judicial posts, including a law degree and a minimum number of years of legal practice.
The recruitment is anticipated to follow a multi‑stage examination and interview system, mirroring previous judiciary hiring rounds. Interested applicants are advised to monitor the PSC website regularly for the release of application forms and deadlines.
Filling these vacancies is seen as a critical step toward improving the efficiency of courts across the state, potentially reducing case pendency and delivering faster justice to citizens.