Bombay High Court Clerk Mock Test 2026
How to practice for Bombay High Court Clerk?
What is the Bombay High Court Clerk Exam Pattern?
Screening Test
Questions
90
Negative Marking
None
Important Guideline
Total Duration is 60 Minutes with 90 Questions.
Section-wise mini mocks
Practice Quant, Reasoning, English and other exam sections with 30 questions in 30 minutes.
Bombay High Court Clerk Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026
What is the Bombay High Court Clerk syllabus for 2026?
The Bombay High Court Clerk syllabus covers 6 subjects: Marathi Language, English Language, General Knowledge, General Intelligence, Arithmetic, Computer Knowledge. The exam has 90 questions across 1 section in 60 minutes, with no negative marking.
Bombay High Court Clerk Exam Pattern 2026
| Section | Questions | Duration | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screening Test | 90 | 60 min | None |
| Total | 90 | 60 min |
Marking scheme: +1 correct · 0 wrong · 0 unanswered. Last updated: 2026-06-01.
Subjects in the Bombay High Court Clerk Syllabus
- Marathi Language
- English Language
- General Knowledge
- General Intelligence
- Arithmetic
- Computer Knowledge
Drill individual topics with free topic-wise practice tests before attempting full-length papers.
Is there negative marking in Bombay High Court Clerk?
No. Bombay High Court Clerk has no negative marking, so attempt every question — an unanswered question scores the same as a wrong one (0). Accuracy still matters for cutoffs, but never leave blanks.
Frequently Asked Questions — Bombay High Court Clerk
The Screening Test has 90 objective questions worth 90 marks, attempted in 1 hour, covering Marathi, English, General Knowledge, General Intelligence, Arithmetic and Computer Knowledge.
Candidates need at least 45 out of 90 marks (50%) to pass the screening test, before moving to the typing test and interview stages.
No. There is no negative marking in the screening test, so attempt every question.
Candidates who clear the screening test take an English Typing Test worth 20 marks, followed by a Viva-voce (interview) worth 40 marks, before the final merit list is prepared.
A graduate degree from a recognised university, with English proficiency and basic computer knowledge including MS Office. Age must be 18-38 years, with relaxation for reserved categories.