Bombay High Court Result 2026 Out – Clerk & Peon Merit List PDF Download

The High Court of Judicature at Bombay (Principal Seat at Bombay and its Benches at Nagpur and Aurangabad) has declared the Bombay High Court Result 2026 for the Clerk post. The Screening Test held on 26 April 2026 has been evaluated, and the Clerk merit list / list of candidates eligible for the Typing Test is now available in PDF format on the official website, bombayhighcourt.nic.in. This article gives you the establishment-wise shortlist numbers (Principal Seat Bombay, Bench Nagpur and Bench Aurangabad), the qualifying cut-off marks, direct merit list PDF download links, and the current status of the Peon/Hamal/Farash and Staff Car Driver results, along with the next stage of selection.

Bombay High Court Result 2026 – Overview

Before checking the shortlist and cut-off details, candidates should go through the quick overview table below, which summarises the organisation, posts, exam and result dates.

Bombay High Court Result 2026 – Vacancy Details

The Bombay High Court Recruitment 2026 drive was conducted to fill vacancies across three posts – Clerk, Peon/Hamal/Farash, and Staff Car Driver – spread across the Principal Seat at Bombay and the Benches at Nagpur and Aurangabad. As per the official notices, the Screening Test was conducted for a combined total of approximately 2,306 vacancies across these posts. A district-wise and category-wise vacancy breakup was published along with the original advertisement.

Note: Candidates should always cross-verify the exact, category-wise vacancy numbers from the official detailed advertisement and corrigenda on bombayhighcourt.nic.in, as figures can be revised through official notices.

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Bombay High Court Result 2026 – Important Dates

Bombay High Court Result 2026 Download Links

The table below lists the establishment-wise result and merit list links for the Clerk post. Since the official links are hosted on a dynamic notification system, candidates are advised to reach these through the Recruitment section of the official website rather than searching for direct PDF URLs.

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Shortlist Details (Establishment-Wise)

The Clerk Screening Test held on 26 April 2026 saw a very large response. As per the official notices, a total of 1,15,922 candidates were declared provisionally eligible to appear for the Screening Test, while 4,058 applications were rejected earlier for non-payment of fees. From among the candidates who appeared, the High Court released separate establishment-wise lists of candidates eligible for the Typing Test – for the Principal Seat at Bombay, the Bench at Nagpur, and the Bench at Aurangabad.

Media reports on the total number of Clerk candidates shortlisted for the Typing Test vary between approximately 7,300 and 11,600 depending on whether the figure quoted covers the Principal Seat at Bombay alone or all three establishments combined. Because of this inconsistency in secondary reporting, candidates should treat the exact shortlist number as indicative only and verify their own qualifying status directly from the official establishment-wise PDF using their Seat Number or Registration ID, rather than relying on any single aggregate figure.

For the Peon/Hamal/Farash post, the next stage after the Screening Test is a Cleaning & Activeness Test (Skill Test), followed by document verification, but this stage will only be scheduled once the Peon result and shortlist are officially declared.

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Bombay High Court Cut Off 2026

The Screening Test for the Clerk post was conducted for a total of 90 marks. Along with the Clerk result, the High Court released a uniform qualifying cut-off of 67 marks out of 90 for candidates to be shortlisted for the Typing Test. Unlike many other recruitment exams, no separate category-wise (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS) cut-off breakup was published by the High Court for this stage; the same qualifying mark applied to all shortlisted candidates.

The cut-off is decided by the High Court based on factors such as the total number of vacancies, the number of candidates who appeared, the overall difficulty level of the paper, and the establishment-wise (Bombay/Nagpur/Aurangabad) response. Candidates should treat any cut-off figure quoted by third-party sources as indicative and refer to the official notice for confirmation.

How to Check Bombay High Court Result 2026

1. Visit the official website of the Bombay High Court at www.bombayhighcourt.nic.in.
2. Click on the ‘Recruitment’ tab available on the homepage.
3. Under the Clerk (or Peon/Hamal/Farash, once released) recruitment section, look for the notice titled ‘List of candidates eligible to appear for Typing Test’ or the relevant result notice.
4. Select your establishment – Principal Seat at Bombay, Bench at Nagpur, or Bench at Aurangabad – as applicable.
5. The result/merit list will open as a PDF file in a new browser tab.
6. Use the Ctrl+F (Find) function and search your Seat Number, Registration ID, or Name.
7. If your details appear in the list, you are shortlisted for the next stage of selection.
8. Download and save the PDF, or take a printout for future reference.

Important Instructions for Candidates

• Carefully verify your Seat Number, Registration ID, and Name in the merit list PDF after downloading it.
• Shortlisting for the Typing Test / Skill Test is provisional and subject to verification of eligibility, category, and original documents at a later stage.
• No individual scorecard, result intimation, or admit card will be sent by post or e-mail; candidates must check the official website regularly.
• Clerk candidates shortlisted for the Typing Test should practice English and Marathi typing to build both speed and accuracy.
• Peon/Hamal/Farash candidates should keep preparing for the Cleaning & Activeness Test while awaiting the official result.
• Keep your original educational certificates, caste/category certificates, and valid photo identity proof ready for document verification.
• In case of any discrepancy in the merit list, contact the recruitment cell through the contact details published on the official website; do not rely on unofficial sources for corrections.
• Regularly check bombayhighcourt.nic.in for the Typing Test schedule, hall ticket, and further notices, since exam-related communication is primarily published online.

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Bombay High Court Result 2026 – Important Links

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs – Bombay High Court Result 2026)

Q1. Has the Bombay High Court Result 2026 been declared?

Yes. The Clerk result / list of candidates eligible for the Typing Test was declared on 8-9 July 2026. The Peon/Hamal/Farash and Staff Car Driver results were not yet released as of the writing of this article and will be announced separately.

Q2. What is the Bombay High Court Clerk cut off for 2026?

The uniform qualifying cut off for the Clerk Screening Test is 67 marks out of a total of 90 marks, applicable to all candidates.

Q3. How many candidates have been shortlisted for the Clerk Typing Test?

Official establishment-wise lists have been published for the Principal Seat at Bombay, Bench at Nagpur, and Bench at Aurangabad. Reported totals vary between roughly 7,305 and 11,617 depending on the source and scope; candidates should verify their own status in the official PDF rather than relying on a single aggregate number.

Q4. Where can I check the Bombay High Court Result 2026?

The result can be checked only on the official website, www.bombayhighcourt.nic.in, under the Recruitment section. No third-party website hosts the authentic result PDF.

Q5. What is the next stage after the Clerk result?

Candidates shortlisted for the Clerk post appear for a Typing Test (English and Marathi), which was conducted on 16 August 2026, followed by document verification.

Q6. When will the Peon/Hamal/Farash result be released?

As of now, the Peon/Hamal/Farash result has not been officially declared. The High Court has indicated it will be released separately; candidates should keep checking the official website for updates.

Q7. Is there a category-wise cut off for the Clerk post?

No. The High Court released a single, uniform qualifying cut-off of 67 marks for all candidates, irrespective of category, for the Screening Test stage.

Q8. What documents will be required at the verification stage?

Candidates should keep their educational certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), date of birth proof, and a valid photo ID ready for document verification.

Q9. Will the result be sent by post or e-mail?

No. The Bombay High Court does not send individual result intimation by post or e-mail. Candidates must check their status themselves on the official website.

Q10. Can the result PDF be downloaded on a mobile phone?

Yes. The official result PDF can be downloaded on both a computer and a mobile browser from www.bombayhighcourt.nic.in.

Disclaimer

This article has been prepared for general informational purposes only, based on details available from the official notices of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay and secondary news reports available at the time of writing (updated September 2, 2026). Result dates, shortlist numbers, cut-off marks, and vacancy figures are subject to official confirmation and revision by the High Court of Bombay. Where secondary sources reported conflicting figures – such as the total number of candidates shortlisted for the Typing Test – this has been explicitly flagged in the article rather than presented as a single confirmed number. This is not an official publication of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay. Candidates are strongly advised to cross-check every detail, especially their own result status, cut-off marks, and further schedule, directly from the official website, www.bombayhighcourt.nic.in, before taking any action. This website/article does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information and is not responsible for any loss or inconvenience arising from reliance on it.