The Supreme Court Law Clerk Exam 2025, is scheduled for 9th March 2025, candidates who have applied for the exam can download their admit card from the official website of the Supreme Court www.sci.gov.in after the release. Supreme Court Law Clerk Admit Card 2025 will be released soon by the Supreme Court along with all the essential details of candidates. Candidates shall read all the details provided on the admit card carefully.

Selection will be done in three stages for which 2 exams will be conducted on the same date scheduled 9th March 2025 in 23 cities across India. Supreme Court Law Clerk Admit Card 2025 will be released soon, which will contain all the essential details like registration number, exam centre, reporting time, exam date, etc. Candidates who have applied are advised to prepare well for the upcoming exam to score well and move one step forward toward selection.

SCI Law Clerk Admit Card 2025

The Supreme Court Law Clerk Part 1 and Part 2 examinations will be conducted online mode and candidates must carry their admit card with them to the exam center. The important details regarding the exam is discussed below;

How to Download Supreme Court Law Clerk Admit Card 2025?

The Supreme Court Law Clerk Admit Card 2025 will be released on the official website of the Supreme Court. The complete steps to download the SCI Law Clerk Admit Card 2025 are as follows;

1. Go to the Supreme Court of India’s official website, www.sci.gov.in.
2. Go to the Download Admit Card section and click on
3. Enter the required details, such as your application number, registration number, password, or date of birth
4. Log in with the required details
5. Your admit card will be displayed
6. Download the admit card
7. Take a printout of the admit card

Exam Pattern for SC Law Clerk Exam

Understanding the exam pattern is essential for candidates for a good preparation. The Supreme Court Law Clerk Exam Pattern is as follows:

Part I: Objective Test

• Mode : It will be conducted Online.
• Content : Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) testing legal knowledge, reasoning, and comprehension.
• Duration : 90 minutes.Part II: Subjective Written Examination
• Mode : Question Paper visible on Computer Screen and candidates have to write answers in pen-paper mode. .
• Content : Analytical and descriptive questions on legal scenarios and judgment writing.
• Duration : 120 minutes. Part III: Interview
  Conducted to evaluate the candidate’s legal acumen, articulation, and overall suitability.