DSSSB Peon 822/24 Interview Schedule & Admit Card 2026

If you cleared the DSSSB MCQ Test (Tier-I) for Peon, Orderly, and Dak Peon posts under Post Code 822/24, there's a piece of news you need right now, not next week. The Office of the Principal District & Sessions Judge (HQs), Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi, acting through the Unified Recruitment Committee, Delhi District Courts, has issued a notice announcing the Schedule of Interview for these posts — and the window to download your admit card is closing fast, with just days left as of today.

As per official notice, all candidates who successfully qualified the MCQ Test (Tier-I) for Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon, Post Code 822/24 of DSSSB — announced by DSSSB vide Result Notice No. 1618, File No. DSSSB-CCII0C21/43/2025, dated 24 April 2026 — are now scheduled for interview. The interviews will be held in District & Sessions Courts/Family Courts, at Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi, marking the final major hurdle before selection for this recruitment drive.

Here's the part that makes this an urgent read rather than a bookmark-for-later one: the admit card download link is live only between 15 July 2026 and 22 July 2026. If today is anywhere close to that window, you don't have the luxury of waiting. This post breaks down every date, every link, and every fallback option mentioned in the official notice — including the narrow, easy-to-miss email window for candidates who run into trouble downloading their card — so you can act on the right information the first time.

📋 Quick Overview

📅 Important Dates — Mark These Now

Note: The notice does not specify which candidates (by roll number, category, or any other split) are scheduled for the 26 July date versus the 02 August date. This detail is expected to be on the admit card itself — the notice does not state it separately, and this post does not guess it.

🗞️ What the Official Notice Says

As per the official notice (Subject: "Schedule of Interview for the Post of Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon in District & Sessions Courts/Family Courts"), the sequence is as follows:

• All candidates who successfully qualified the MCQ Test (Tier-I) for Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon, Post Code 822/24 of DSSSB, as announced by DSSSB vide Result Notice No. 1618, bearing file no. DSSSB-CCII0C21/43/2025 dated 24.04.2026, are hereby informed of the Schedule of Interview.
• The interview will be held on 26.07.2026 & 02.08.2026 (both Sundays), at the Extension Block, Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi-110054 (nearest metro station: Tis Hazari).
• Candidates are advised to regularly check the official website of Delhi District Courts at delhidistrictcourts.nic.in for further updates and relevant instructions.
• Candidates are directed to download their admit card from delhidistrictcourts.nic.in/recruitment, through a link to be populated there between 15.07.2026 and 22.07.2026, by entering their personal details.
• All candidates are required to strictly follow the instructions provided with the Admit Card, without fail.
• If any candidate faces difficulty in downloading or obtaining the admit card, they must promptly send their request to the e-mail ID rectbrct.ddc@ddc.nic.in, between the period 23.07.2026 to 24.07.2026 only. Requests made through any other mode shall not be considered under any circumstances.
• Note explicitly stated in the notice: No request for providing an Admit Card shall be entertained before and after the above-mentioned period.

The notice is signed by the Chairperson, Unified Recruitment Committee, Delhi District Courts, and was received/logged by DSSSB under Diary No. 2363073, dated 14 July 2026, as per the visible official date-stamp on the document — DSSSB was among the offices this notice was formally copied to, with a specific instruction that DSSSB upload it on their own official website.

⏰ Why the Admit Card Timing Deserves Your Full Attention

This notice runs on an unusually tight and unforgiving schedule, and it's worth spelling out exactly why, especially given how many candidates a single DSSSB post code like this typically covers:

• The download window is just 8 days long (15–22 July 2026) — not a rolling "download anytime before the exam" arrangement.
• The difficulty-reporting email window is just 2 days long (23–24 July), and as per official notice, it opens the very day after the download window closes.
• Both windows are absolute. The notice states plainly that requests made through any other mode won't be considered, and that no request will be entertained before or after the 23–24 July period — there is no stated grace period, no stated exception process, and no alternative contact route mentioned anywhere in this document.
• The interview itself is just days away from the close of even the email-support window — the first interview date, 26 July 2026, falls only two days after the admit-card-difficulty email window closes, leaving almost no room for delay at any single step.

Put simply: if you qualified for this interview and haven't downloaded your admit card yet, this is not a "do it this weekend" task. Every day inside this narrow window matters.

🏛️ About DSSSB and How Its Recruitment Process Typically Works

(General background on DSSSB's typical recruitment structure — not specific commitments made in this notice.) The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) is the primary recruiting agency for a vast range of Group C and Group D posts across Delhi Government departments, autonomous bodies, municipal corporations, and institutions like the Delhi District Courts. For most DSSSB recruitment drives, the process generally follows a structured sequence: a detailed advertisement is published specifying post codes, vacancies, and eligibility; candidates apply online; a written examination (often a Computer Based Test or, as referenced in this notice, an MCQ Test described as "Tier-I") screens the applicant pool; a result notice announces qualified candidates; and, for posts requiring a personal interview component — as is common for support-staff and certain other categories — a subsequent interview stage follows, conducted either by DSSSB itself or, as in this case, by the specific department or institution the post belongs to.

This notice sits squarely at that final stage: DSSSB handled the Tier-I MCQ screening and announced results via Result Notice No. 1618, and now Delhi District Courts — the actual employing institution for Post Code 822/24 — has taken over to conduct the interview process directly, using its own Unified Recruitment Committee rather than DSSSB's central machinery. This is a common and expected division of responsibility: DSSSB screens at scale across many departments, while the specific hiring department manages the more localized, resource-intensive interview stage.

🧭 The Full Journey So Far — A Quick Timeline Recap

It's easy to lose track of how a single job application turns into an interview call letter across several months and multiple notices. Here's the complete, source-verified sequence for Post Code 822/24 candidates:

Seen as a single continuous thread, it becomes clear just how compressed the final stretch of this process is — from admit card release to the last interview date is a span of under three weeks, with almost no slack built in at any step.

📂 General Document Checklist for Court Recruitment Interviews

(General guidance based on common practice for Delhi District Courts and similar government interviews — not a list stated in this specific notice, which directs candidates to follow their admit card's own instructions.) While your admit card is the final word on exactly what to bring, government interview processes of this kind typically expect candidates to carry:

• The downloaded and printed admit card itself, ideally in a clean, undamaged printout.
• Original educational certificates (typically 10th/12th or whatever qualification the post requires) along with self-attested photocopies.
• A valid original photo ID — Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, or Passport are commonly accepted.
• Category certificates (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD), if applicable to your application, both original and photocopy.
• Recent passport-size photographs, in case the venue requires an additional copy beyond what's on the admit card.
• Any experience certificates or additional documents specifically listed on your individual admit card.

Since this is general guidance and not notice-specific instruction, treat your own admit card's printed checklist as authoritative if it differs from or adds to anything listed here.

🎯 Interview Schedule — Date & Venue in Detail

As per official notice, both interview dates fall on Sundays. (General observation, not a reason stated in the notice itself: scheduling large-scale, mass-candidate interviews for support-staff posts on non-working days is a common practical approach for court complexes and similar high-footfall government offices, since it avoids disrupting regular case hearings and administrative work — though the notice itself gives no explicit reasoning for the chosen dates.)

The specific mention of "Extension Block" — rather than the main Tis Hazari Courts building — suggests candidates should look specifically for this block once they arrive at the complex, rather than assuming any court building will do. Since Tis Hazari has its own dedicated metro station on the Delhi Metro network, candidates travelling from across Delhi and the NCR have a direct, traffic-independent route available on interview day.

📥 How to Download Your DSSSB Peon 822/24 Admit Card — Step by Step

1. Visit the official Delhi District Courts recruitment page: delhidistrictcourts.nic.in/recruitment.
2. Look for the admit card link specific to Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon, Post Code 822/24 — as per official notice, this link is populated on the site specifically between 15.07.2026 and 22.07.2026.
3. Enter your personal details as prompted (typically registration number, roll number, date of birth, or similar identifying information — the exact fields are determined by the portal itself and are not detailed in this notice).
4. Download your admit card and read every instruction printed on it carefully — as per official notice, candidates are required to strictly follow the instructions provided with the Admit Card, without fail.
5. Print a clear copy to carry to the interview venue, along with any original documents your admit card specifies.

🆘 What to Do If You Can't Download Your Admit Card

As per official notice, this is the one and only fallback route, and it comes with strict conditions:

This means: if you try to download your admit card during the 15–22 July window and it doesn't work, you cannot simply email for help right away — you have to wait until 23 July, and then you have exactly two days to get your request in before that option, too, closes permanently as far as this notice is concerned.

🏛️ About Post Code 822/24 — Peon, Orderly & Dak Peon

(General background on these post categories — not additional specifics stated in this particular notice, which does not detail eligibility, pay, or vacancy count.) Peon, Orderly, and Dak Peon posts are typically Group D / Group C (non-gazetted) support staff positions within government offices, courts, and institutions across Delhi and other states. In a court complex setting specifically, such roles generally involve day-to-day support functions — assisting with file movement, document and dak (mail) handling, courtroom and office support duties, and general administrative assistance to judicial and court staff. DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) is the recruiting body that conducts the selection process — including the MCQ Test (Tier-I) referenced in this notice — for numerous Group C and Group D posts across various Delhi Government departments and institutions, including the Delhi District Courts.

The specific eligibility qualifications, exact vacancy count, and pay level applicable to Post Code 822/24 are governed by DSSSB's original recruitment advertisement for this post code, which is not reproduced in this interview-schedule notice and is therefore not restated here.

⚖️ About the Unified Recruitment Committee, Delhi District Courts

(General context based on what's visible in this notice's own distribution list — not claims beyond what the document itself shows.) This notice was issued under the authority of the Chairperson, Unified Recruitment Committee, Delhi District Courts, operating out of the Office of the Principal District & Sessions Judge (HQs), Tis Hazari Courts. As per the notice's own "copy forwarded for information and necessary action" list, this circular was formally routed to a wide set of stakeholders, including the Office of the Secretary General of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, the Registrar General of the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi, the Principal District & Sessions Judges across Delhi's Central, West, East, North-East, Shahdara, South-West, North, North-West, South, and South-East districts, the Principal Judge (HQs) of Family Courts, Dwarka, and the Chairperson of DSSSB — specifically with a request to upload the notice on DSSSB's own official website, and separately, to the Website Committee of Delhi District Courts with a direction to upload the circular on the District Courts' website as well.

This distribution pattern reflects how centralized recruitment for support-staff posts across Delhi's district court system works — a single Unified Recruitment Committee coordinates hiring on behalf of multiple individual district courts and family courts, rather than each court running a separate, independent process for the same batch of posts.

📝 What Qualifying Candidates Should Do Right Now

1. Check today's date against the download window. If you're reading this on or before 22 July 2026, treat downloading your admit card as your single highest priority task today.
2. Go straight to the source. Visit delhidistrictcourts.nic.in/recruitment directly rather than searching for third-party mirrors or unofficial copies.
3. Read your admit card fully the moment you download it. As per official notice, you are required to strictly follow every instruction printed on it — don't skim.
4. If you hit a technical problem, don't panic — but don't delay either. Note the exact issue, and be ready to email rectbrct.ddc@ddc.nic.in the moment the 23 July window opens.
5. Plan your route to the Extension Block, Tis Hazari Courts, in advance. With Tis Hazari metro station right there, factor in interview-day crowd volumes given how many candidates are likely covered under Post Code 822/24.

🧭 General Advice for a Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon Interview

(General interview-readiness guidance applicable to Group C/D support-staff interviews broadly — not specific instructions issued in this notice, which does not describe the interview's format or evaluation criteria.) For support-staff interviews of this kind, panels typically focus on practical readiness rather than academic testing at this stage, since the MCQ Test (Tier-I) has already screened candidates on the written component. Candidates are generally well served by:

• Carrying originals and photocopies of every document listed on their admit card, organized in the order the instructions specify.
• Dressing neatly and arriving well ahead of the reporting time stated on their individual admit card.
• Being ready to briefly discuss their educational background, any relevant prior work experience, and general awareness of the role's day-to-day responsibilities.
• Bringing a valid original photo ID in addition to whatever the admit card specifically requires.

None of this is stated in the notice itself — it is general preparation guidance, and candidates should treat their own admit card's printed instructions as the final authority on what to bring and how to prepare.

💼 Why Delhi District Courts Support-Staff Posts Draw Heavy Competition

(General context on the Delhi government job market — not figures stated in this notice.) Support-staff posts within Delhi's judicial system, including Peon, Orderly, and Dak Peon roles, are consistently among the more sought-after Group C/D government positions in the National Capital Region. This is generally attributed to a combination of factors common to court and judicial-department postings: relatively stable working environments, the structured service conditions typical of government employment, and the prestige many candidates associate with working within the judicial system, even in a support capacity. Because DSSSB centralizes recruitment for such posts across a wide net of applicants, and because a single post code like 822/24 typically draws applications from across Delhi and neighboring states, the MCQ Test (Tier-I) stage — which this interview now follows — usually represents a significant first filter before the smaller, more manageable interview-stage candidate pool is called in, exactly as is happening here.

For candidates who've made it this far — clearing Tier-I and now holding an interview call — the practical stakes of not missing the admit card window or the narrow email fallback are correspondingly high. Months of preparation and a successful written test result can lose their value if a purely administrative step, like a missed download window, gets in the way.

🔍 Double-Check: Is This Notice for You?

Before you start planning around these dates, confirm the basics apply to your specific case:

• Did you apply for Peon, Orderly, or Dak Peon under DSSSB Post Code 822/24 specifically?
• Were you declared qualified in the MCQ Test (Tier-I) under DSSSB Result Notice No. 1618 (File No. DSSSB-CCII0C21/43/2025, dated 24.04.2026)?

If both are true, this interview schedule applies to you. If you're unsure which post code or result notice your application falls under, your original DSSSB application confirmation or the DSSSB result notice itself (available on DSSSB's website) is the place to verify before assuming this notice covers your case.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is DSSSB Post Code 822/24 for?
It covers the posts of Peon, Orderly, and Dak Peon in District & Sessions Courts/Family Courts, Delhi.

Q2: When is the DSSSB Peon 822/24 interview?
26 July 2026 and 02 August 2026, both Sundays, as per the official notice from Delhi District Courts.

Q3: Where is the interview venue?
Extension Block, Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi-110054. The nearest metro station is Tis Hazari.

Q4: When can I download my admit card?
Between 15 July 2026 and 22 July 2026, from delhidistrictcourts.nic.in/recruitment, by entering your personal details.

Q5: What if I can't download my admit card?
Email rectbrct.ddc@ddc.nic.in, but only between 23 July 2026 and 24 July 2026. As per official notice, requests through any other mode or outside this window will not be considered.

Q6: Which DSSSB result does this interview follow?
DSSSB Result Notice No. 1618, File No. DSSSB-CCII0C21/43/2025, dated 24 April 2026, for the MCQ Test (Tier-I).

Q7: Who issued this interview schedule notice?
The Office of the Principal District & Sessions Judge (HQs), Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi, through the Chairperson, Unified Recruitment Committee, Delhi District Courts.

Q8: Do I need to follow specific instructions on my admit card?
Yes. As per official notice, all candidates are required to strictly follow the instructions provided with the admit card, without fail.

Q9: Are the interview dates the same for all candidates?
The notice lists two dates (26 July and 02 August 2026) but does not specify which candidates are scheduled for which date — check your individual admit card for your specific date and reporting time.

Q10: Where should I check for further updates on this recruitment?
The official Delhi District Courts website, delhidistrictcourts.nic.in, which candidates are advised to check regularly as per the notice.

📌 Conclusion

For every candidate who cleared the MCQ Test (Tier-I) under DSSSB Post Code 822/24, this notice is the moment the Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon recruitment stops being an abstract "someday" process and becomes a hard, dated schedule: an admit card window closing on 22 July 2026, a strictly bounded email fallback running 23–24 July, and interviews at the Extension Block, Tis Hazari Courts, on 26 July and 02 August 2026.

The single most important action right now is downloading your admit card before the window shuts — everything else, from travel planning to interview preparation, depends on having that document in hand and reading its instructions carefully. If something goes wrong with the download, the notice gives you exactly one narrow, two-day channel to fix it, and no flexibility beyond that. Between now and 02 August 2026, the checklist is short but unforgiving: download, verify, prepare, and show up at the Extension Block, Tis Hazari Courts, on whichever Sunday your own admit card confirms.

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