The Madras High Court administration released the MHC Hall Ticket 2022 for 1412 posts of Examiner, Readers, Senior Bailiffs, Junior Bailiffs, and Xerox Operators on 8 October 2022. The Madras High Court Admit Card 2022 can be downloaded from the official website of the Madras High Court at mhc.tn.gov.in by all aspirants who will take part in the examination.

The Madras High Court Common Exam 2022 Hall Ticket, which can be downloaded using the registration number and date of birth, contains all the details about the Madras High Court Exam Date 2022, which is 15 October 2022 and 16 October 2022. In order to enter the exam hall, candidates must have their Madras High Court (MHC) Hall Ticket 2022 and the documents required before the examination. You can get the download link and details of the Madras High Court Hall Ticket 2022 by bookmarking this article.

The MHC Hall Ticket for 2022

The Madras High Court Exam will be held on 15 October 2022 and 16 October 2022. The Madras High Court Hall Ticket 2022 Link is eagerly awaited by all the aspirants who applied for the Madras High Court Exam. Madras High Court Admit Card 2022 is now available online at mhc.tn.gov.in on 8 October 2022. MHC Hall Ticket 2022 Download Link is available on this page for aspirants to download their tickets.

You can access the MHC Bailiff, Reader, Examiner, and Driver Exam Admit Card 2022 by entering your registration number and birth date. All the information about the Madras High Court Exam 2022 will be available on it for aspirants to review. It will not be possible for aspirants to enter the exam room without their MHC Bailiff, Reader, Examiner Hall Ticket 2022 and other necessary documents.

Details of the Madras High Court Common Exam 2022

Name of Organization	Madras High Court
Name of Post	Examiner, Reader Senior Bailiff, Junior Bailiff, and Xerox Operator
Total number of Vacancies	1412
MHC Admit Card 2022 Release Date	8 October 2022
MHC Exam Date 2022	15 October 2022 and 16 October 2022
Official Website	mhc.tn.gov.in
Category	Admit Cards

Exam dates for Bailiff, Reader, Examiner, and Driver at mhc.tn.gov.in for 2022

You can only appear in the examination if you have the MHC Hall Ticket for Common Examinations 2022 which has the name of the examination venue released on 8 October 2022. Using their Registration ID and Password, applicants can download the Madras High Court Hall Ticket 2022 PDF.

There will be a written examination for the position of Driver in the Sub-Courts of Tamilnadu State on 15 October 2022 and a written examination for the post of Examiner, Reader, etc. on 16 October 2022. You can download the Madras High Court Online Hall Ticket 2022 by following the steps below which is an important document to carry for the written exam.

The MHC Exam Selection Process for 2022

• Written Exam
• Skill Test (if needed for a post)
• Document Verification
• Medical Examination

The steps to download the MHC Hall Ticket for 2022

• Visit the Madras High Court website at www.mhc.tn.gov.in and look for the Announcements section.
• Next, click on the link to download the Hall Ticket for the Written Examination for the posts of Examiner, Reader, etc., in the Subordinate Courts of Tamil Nadu.
• Aspirants who have already registered will be redirected to the Login Form when clicking the MHC Hall Ticket 2022 Direct Link.
• You will need to enter your Username, Password, and Captcha as they appear on the Madras High Court website.
• You will now see the MHC Bailiff, Reader, Examiner, Driver Exam Admit Card 2022.
• Select the option to download MHC Hall Ticket 2022 Online and collect the hard copy.

Admit Card (Direct Link)	Click Here
Official Website	Click Here

Exam Pattern for the Madras High Court in 2022

• In the exams, there will be 150 MCQs that are objective in nature, and the exam will last two and a half hours.
• Performance on Part B will only be reviewed for aspirants who receive a minimum qualifying score of 40% (i.e., 20 marks) on Part A.
• During the MHC exam, there will be no negative marking.

Number of Parts	Number of Questions	Total Marks	Min. Qualifying Marks
Part A: Tamil Eligibility Test	50	50 Marks	20 Marks
Part B: General Studies, Aptitude and Mental Ability	100	100 Marks	40 Marks
Total	150 Questions	150 Marks	60 Marks

Frequently Asked Questions.