Punjab & Haryana High Court Safai Sewak & Mali Final Result 2026 Out: 167 Posts – Check Roll Number PDF

PUNJAB & HARYANA HIGH COURT SAFAI SEWAK & MALI FINAL RESULT 2026 AT A GLANCE

The High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh released the final result for the Safai Sewak (75 posts) and Mali (92 posts) recruitment on 18 October 2026, under Employment Notice No. 03/SS/ML/HC/2026 dated 9 June 2026. These are Class IV posts on the High Court's own establishment. Selection was by interview only, so there was no written exam.

RECRUITMENT TIMELINE

Notification and online application start: 9 June 2026 | Last date: 30 June 2026 | Correction window: 3 to 4 July | Interview admit card: 12 August | Interviews: 18 August to 5 September | Final result: 18 October 2026.

HOW TO CHECK THE RESULT

The High Court published a separate result PDF for each post, one for Safai Sewak and one for Mali. Open the PDF for the post you applied for on highcourtchd.gov.in and search for your roll number. Read the heading to be sure you opened the right post's PDF.

VACANCIES (167)

• Safai Sewak: 75 (General 60, SC/ST/BC 8, Ex-Servicemen 4, PwD 3)
• Mali: 92 (General 74, SC/ST/BC 9, Ex-Servicemen 5, PwD 4)

PwD posts are for Low Vision, Deaf & Dumb and Intellectually Disabled (mild) candidates with 40% or more disability. Vacancies could change before the merit list was finalised.

ELIGIBILITY IN SHORT

• No minimum educational qualification: you needed knowledge of Hindi and the regional language.
• Age 18 to 35 as on 30 June 2026, with 10 years' relaxation for PwD and defence service plus 3 years for ex-servicemen.
• Preference, not a requirement: 3 years' experience as a sweeper (Safai Sewak), or a gardening diploma and/or 3 years as a gardener (Mali).

FEE (HISTORICAL, NON-REFUNDABLE)

₹700 for General and for SC/ST/BC of other states; ₹600 for SC/ST/BC of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh, ex-servicemen and eligible PwD candidates.

PAY The notice gives no pay figures. Pay and allowances follow the latest Punjab Government rules as adopted by the High Court, and duty hours can extend beyond normal hours.

IF YOU ARE ON THE RESULT LIST

Keep your original documents ready, as the High Court checks them as and when called: proof of date of birth, caste certificate if you claimed reservation, disability or discharge book if applicable, and your experience or diploma proof if you claimed the preference. You may also need:

• A No Objection Certificate (NOC) in the prescribed format if you work in a government, semi-government, corporation or board job. Contract or ad hoc employees apply as non-departmental candidates.
• A BC declaration (Annexure I) if you claimed BC reservation.
• An affidavit (Annexure III) about any close relative working in the High Court or district courts of Punjab, Haryana or Chandigarh.
• An affidavit (Annexure IV) about your previous employment, if any.

THINGS THAT CAN COST YOU THE JOB

• Missing or mismatched documents, because failure to produce proof leads to rejection of candidature.
• False information, which can lead to cancellation at any stage and legal action.
• Claiming SC/ST/BC reservation without a certificate from Punjab, Haryana or Chandigarh, because such claims are treated as General.
• Photo mismatch with the uploaded photograph.