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Advertisement No. 03/Admn. Misc., 2013: English and Hindi Stenographers, High Court of Jharkhand (closing date 22 February 2014)
High Court of Jharkhand, Ranchi, 2014
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- What it is
- A later High Court of Jharkhand advertisement for English and Hindi stenographers, with a closing date of 22 February 2014. It sets the Hindi shorthand speed at 60 words per minute and the Hindi typing speed at 25, against 70 and 35 in the court's Advertisement No. 01/2013.
- How much weight it carries
- An official High Court notice from 2014 for one state's stenographer posts. The excerpt we read gives speeds but not the dictation length or transcription time. Use it to show that the same court set different Hindi speeds in two advertisements, not as a current rule.
Facts taken from this source
- In the High Court of Jharkhand's Advertisement No. 03/Admn. Misc., 2013, with a closing date of 22 February 2014, the eligibility criteria set the Hindi stenographer's shorthand speed at 60 words per minute and typing at 25 words per minute.
“for Hindi Stenographer the speed would be 60 and 25 words per minute respectively” (Eligibility criteria, point 1)
- In the High Court of Jharkhand's Advertisement No. 03/Admn. Misc., 2013, with a closing date of 22 February 2014, the eligibility criteria set the Hindi stenographer's typing speed at 25 words per minute, alongside 60 words per minute in shorthand.
“for Hindi Stenographer the speed would be 60 and 25 words per minute respectively” (Eligibility criteria, point 1)