Delhi High Court Chauffeur Final Result 2026 Out: Marks and Document Verification Status

Table of Contents

1. Delhi High Court Chauffeur Final Result 2026: Overview
2. Marks Shown in the Result
3. Understanding the Remarks Column
4. Notes Given by the Court
5. How to Check the Result
6. Important Links
7. Frequently Asked Questions
8. Disclaimer
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✓ Last verified on 13 November 2026 from official notification

The High Court of Delhi has published the Final Result of the Chauffeur (Open) Examination-2025 on the Recruitment section of its official website. The result is a 13-page PDF that lists candidates with their marks in each stage of the selection and a remark against each name. If you appeared for the Chauffeur post, this Delhi High Court Chauffeur final result 2026 guide explains how the result is structured, what the remarks mean and how to check your own entry.

Delhi High Court Chauffeur Final Result 2026: Overview

Particulars	Details
Organisation	High Court of Delhi, New Delhi
Examination	Chauffeur (Open) Examination-2025
Result Type	Final Result with marks and remarks
Result Format	PDF (13 pages), signed by the Registrar General
Where Published	Recruitment section of www.delhihighcourt.nic.in

Marks Shown in the Result

The result sheet shows marks for each stage of the selection process, along with the total. The maximum marks mentioned in the sheet are given below.

Stage	Maximum Marks
Preliminary Examination	100
Driving Skill Test on Simulator	50
Driving Skill Test on Road in Real Traffic Conditions	50
Interview	15
Total Marks	215

Understanding the Remarks Column

Every candidate in the list carries a remark. The remarks that appear in the official sheet include the following:

• Pass: the candidate has passed, and in some cases this is subject to submission of a document such as a relieving order.
• Recommended for appointment: the candidate has been recommended against a vacancy of a stated category, such as Unreserved, OBC-NCL or SC.
• Not Shortlisted for Document Verification: the candidate did not make the cut for the next step.
• Absent or Fail in Skill Test: the candidate did not appear in the skill tests or did not clear them.
• Candidature rejected: a few entries are rejected for reasons stated in the remark, such as a problem in the experience certificate or a missing category certificate.

Notes Given by the Court

1. Conditions written with a “Pass” remark need to be complied with only when the court communicates with the candidate, if and when the candidature is considered for filling existing vacancies.
2. Where a relaxed standard was applied to a reserved category candidate, such as age limit or marks, the candidate has been considered against reserved vacancies only.
3. Ties in marks between two candidates have been handled as per the advertisement dated 21.08.2025 (Advertisement No. 04/2025).

How to Check the Result

1. Go to the official website of the High Court of Delhi, www.delhihighcourt.nic.in.
2. Open the Recruitment menu and select Recruitment Results.
3. Click “Final Result of Chauffeur (Open) Examination-2025”.
4. Open the PDF and press Ctrl + F (or use the search option on your phone).
5. Enter your roll number and read the marks and the remark against it.
6. Save a copy of the page for your records.

Because the list is long, searching by roll number is the quickest method. Please note that this page does not reproduce any candidate details, so you must open the official PDF to see individual results.

Important Links

Link	URL
Final Result PDF (Official)	Click Here
Recruitment Results Page	Click Here
Official Website	delhihighcourt.nic.in

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum score in the Chauffeur result?

The result sheet shows a maximum of 215 marks, made up of the preliminary exam, two driving skill tests and the interview.

What does “Not Shortlisted for Document Verification” mean?

It means the candidate was not selected for the document verification step on the basis of the final merit shown in the result.

What if my remark says “Pass, subject to” a document?

The court states such conditions need to be met only when it communicates with the candidate, if the candidature is considered for the existing vacancies.

Where can I read other court recruitment updates?

See our related post on High Court recruitment and keep watching the official website.

Disclaimer

JobsDigger is not affiliated with the High Court of Delhi or any government body. This article is a quick reference written in our own words from the official result notice. Candidates should verify all details on the official website.

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