Tripura High Court PA-II Viva-Voce 2026: Schedule & Call Letters

The High Court of Tripura has officially announced the Viva-Voce (interview) schedule and released the list of candidates qualified in the Written Test for the Personal Assistant Junior Grade (PA-II) posts. Candidates who appeared for the Written Test held on 07.12.2025 under Advertisement No. FC 01/2024 can now check their roll numbers and prepare for the next stage of the selection process. The Viva-Voce is scheduled for March 29, 2026, and call letters will be available for download from March 15, 2026.

Quick Overview

Qualified Candidates for Viva-Voce

The following roll numbers have been declared successful in the Written Test and are eligible to appear for the Viva-Voce:

Viva-Voce Schedule & Venue

The Viva-Voce for the qualified candidates will be conducted as per the following details:

How to Download Call Letters

Candidates who have qualified for the Viva-Voce must download their ‘CALL LETTERS’ from the official website. Follow these steps:

1. Visit the official website of the High Court of Tripura: https://thc.nic.in
2. Look for the ‘Recruitment [Online Application]’ tab on the homepage.
3. Click on the relevant link for Personal Assistant Junior Grade (PA-II) Viva-Voce Call Letter.
4. You will be redirected to a login page. Enter your login credentials (e.g., Registration Number, Date of Birth/Password) that were created at the time of submission of the Online Application.
5. Your Call Letter will be displayed on the screen.
6. Download and take a printout of your Call Letter. It is mandatory to carry it to the Viva-Voce venue.

Important Instructions for Viva-Voce

• Call Letter Mandatory: Candidates must download and carry their Viva-Voce Call Letter to the venue. No candidate will be allowed without a valid Call Letter.
• Reporting Time: Report at the venue well in advance of the scheduled time to complete pre-interview formalities.
• Identity Proof: Carry a valid original photo identity proof (e.g., Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Driving License, Passport) along with a photocopy.
• Documents: Be prepared to present original documents for verification, if required by the panel. Although not explicitly mentioned, it’s prudent to carry all educational and experience certificates.
• Dress Code: Maintain a professional and formal dress code for the interview.
• Punctuality: Latecomers may not be permitted to appear for the Viva-Voce.
• COVID-19 Guidelines: Follow any prevailing government guidelines related to COVID-19, such as wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

Next Steps After Viva-Voce

Once the Viva-Voce process is completed, the High Court of Tripura will typically announce the final result based on the combined performance in the Written Test and Viva-Voce. The subsequent steps usually involve:

• Final Merit List: Release of a final list of selected candidates.
• Document Verification (DV): Candidates on the merit list may be called for a detailed document verification process to confirm the authenticity of their submitted certificates and testimonials.
• Medical Examination: A medical fitness examination might be conducted for the finally selected candidates.
• Appointment Letter: Issuance of appointment letters to successful candidates, detailing their joining date and other terms of employment.

Preparation Tips for Viva-Voce

A Viva-Voce (interview) is a critical stage that assesses your personality, communication skills, and subject knowledge. Here are some tips to prepare:

• Review Your Application: Be familiar with all the details you provided in your application form and resume.
• Know the Organization: Research the High Court of Tripura, its functions, and recent news. Understand the role of a Personal Assistant.
• Brush Up on General Knowledge: Stay updated on current affairs, especially those related to law, governance, and Tripura.
• Practice Communication: Work on clear and concise communication. Practice answering common interview questions.
• Confidence and Body Language: Maintain good eye contact, sit upright, and project confidence.
• Be Honest: If you don’t know an answer, it’s better to admit it politely than to guess incorrectly.
• Prepare Questions: Have a couple of thoughtful questions ready to ask the panel, demonstrating your interest in the role and organization.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the last date to download the Viva-Voce Call Letter?

A1: The notification states that the call letters will be available for download from 15.03.2026. While an explicit last date isn’t mentioned, it is advisable to download it well in advance of the Viva-Voce date (29.03.2026).

Q2: What documents should I carry for the Viva-Voce?

A2: You must carry your downloaded Viva-Voce Call Letter and a valid original photo identity proof (e.g., Aadhaar Card, PAN Card). It is also prudent to carry all your original educational qualification certificates, experience certificates (if any), and caste/category certificates along with photocopies, in case they are required for verification.

Q3: Can I change my Viva-Voce date or time?

A3: Generally, the Viva-Voce schedule is fixed and no requests for changes in date or time are entertained. Candidates are expected to appear as per the given schedule.

Q4: What should I do if I cannot download my Call Letter?

A4: If you face issues downloading your Call Letter after 15.03.2026, first ensure your internet connection is stable and you are using the correct login credentials. If the problem persists, you should immediately contact the recruitment cell of the High Court of Tripura through their official website’s contact section or helpdesk, if available.

Q5: Is there any specific dress code for the Viva-Voce?

A5: While not explicitly mentioned, it is always recommended to wear formal and professional attire for a government job interview, especially for a High Court position. This shows respect and seriousness towards the selection process.

Q6: What is the selection process after the Viva-Voce?

A6: After the Viva-Voce, a final merit list will be prepared based on the performance in both the Written Test and the Viva-Voce. Selected candidates will then undergo document verification, a medical examination, and finally receive their appointment letters.