If you were waiting for your Supreme Court Court Master (Shorthand) score card, this is the update you need. The score card usually shows your performance in the shorthand skill test and the written test (including computer knowledge). Candidates should treat the downloaded score card as an important document because it is frequently asked during the next stage (typing test/interview/document verification) and while raising any representation, if allowed in the notice.

Result Overview (Quick Table)

Direct Official Link (Score Card Login)

How to Check & Download SCI Court Master Score Card (Step-by-Step)

1. Go to the SCI official website (sci.gov.in) and open the Recruitments section.
2. Locate the notice titled similar to “Score Card of Shorthand Skill Test and Objective Type Written Test for the post of Court Master (Shorthand)”.
3. Open the official score card login link (generally hosted on the DigiAlm domain).
4. Enter your login credentials exactly as used during application (registration/application/roll details + password/date of birth, as applicable on the page).
5. Submit and view your score card on screen. Check each section carefully.
6. Download the score card PDF and save it in at least two places (mobile + email/cloud).
7. Take 2–3 printouts for the next stage and document verification.

What Details Are Mentioned on the Score Card?

While the exact layout can vary, Supreme Court recruitment score cards usually contain key information that helps you understand your standing. After downloading, cross-check the following:

• Candidate details: name, roll number/application number, category and other basic identifiers.
• Test details: exam name, exam date, and sometimes the venue/shift information.
• Section-wise marks: shorthand skill test and written test components (including computer knowledge section).
• Total marks/score and qualifying status for the next stage (if displayed).
• Instructions for shortlisted/qualified candidates (sometimes provided in the notice or on score card page).

Selection Process & What Next After Score Card?

For Court Master (Shorthand), the recruitment process commonly moves in multiple steps. You should treat the score card release as the closing of the initial assessment and the beginning of the next phase. Typically, the flow is: Shorthand Test → Written Test → Typing Test → Interview → Document Verification. The Supreme Court will publish separate notices for typing test/interview dates and instructions. Keep checking the SCI Recruitments page regularly because schedules and shortlists are usually posted there first.

• Typing Test: Start daily typing practice with accuracy focus. Maintain a clean record of your practice speed.
• Interview: Revise basic service rules awareness, Supreme Court functioning basics, and your bio-data.
• Document Verification: Arrange originals + self-attested copies in a file folder. Keep multiple passport photos.

Documents to Keep Ready (Practical Checklist)

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