Multi-Tasking Staff Mock Tests

The Gauhati High Court Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) recruitment is conducted by the Gauhati High Court to fill Class IV support positions within the court establishment across its principal seat in Guwahati and circuit benches in Kohima, Aizawl, and Itanagar. MTS posts include roles such as Peon, Farash, Chowkidar, Sweeper, and other support-level positions that are essential for the day-to-day functioning of the court. The minimum educational qualification required for MTS posts is a Class VIII pass, making this recruitment accessible to a large pool of candidates from across the northeastern states, particularly Assam. The selection process consists of multiple stages — a Written Examination (Stage 1), followed by subsequent stages that may include a viva voce and document verification. The written examination is the most critical stage as it forms the primary basis for shortlisting candidates, and the Gauhati High Court reserves the right to fix the cut-off marks for the written test.

The Written Examination carries a total of 70 marks and is conducted in OMR-based objective format with multiple-choice questions. The duration of the exam is 1 hour and 30 minutes (1½ hours). The paper covers four academic subjects — General Knowledge and Current Affairs, General English, General Mathematics of Class VIII standard, and Assamese Language Proficiency (20 marks). The academic subjects test candidates on basic general awareness, elementary English grammar and vocabulary, and fundamental arithmetic concepts appropriate for the Class VIII level. The Assamese language segment is of qualifying nature, meaning candidates must secure a minimum of 40% marks (8 out of 20) in this section to qualify the written examination, but the marks obtained in the Assamese section are not counted while preparing the final merit list. This makes the remaining 50 marks from General Knowledge, General English, and General Mathematics the actual scoring sections that determine a candidate's ranking. The exam tests basic knowledge and does not require advanced preparation, but given the high number of applicants for limited vacancies, even small differences in marks can decide selection, making thorough practice essential.

At AssamTest.com, we provide dedicated Gauhati High Court MTS mock tests that follow the exact written exam pattern with questions on General Knowledge and Current Affairs, General English, General Mathematics at the Class VIII standard, and Assamese Language Proficiency, timed to 1 hour and 30 minutes. Our practice tests are designed based on previous recruitment patterns and the official exam structure, with particular attention to the qualifying Assamese section to ensure you comfortably clear the 40% minimum threshold. Each mock test gives you a realistic OMR-style exam experience with instant scoring and section-wise performance analysis, helping you maximize your score in the three merit-counting sections while staying confident about the Assamese qualifying requirement. Start practicing at AssamTest.com and prepare smartly for a recruitment where every mark matters in securing a position at one of the most respected judicial institutions in the northeast.