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Over 900 candidates shortlisted for Court Clerk Service interviews

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  • The Judicial Service Commission released the examination results, according to the Daily Mirror and Hiru News.
  • The recruitment is for Grade III in the Court Clerk Service, also called the Court Management Assistants’ Service.
  • The Daily Mirror reports that more than 900 candidates were shortlisted for interviews.

The Daily Mirror reports that the Judicial Service Commission released results from a 2026 examination to recruit Grade III staff for the Court Clerk Service, also known as the Court Management Assistants’ Service.

The Daily Mirror reports that more than 900 candidates were shortlisted for interviews. Hiru News reports that results for the Grade III recruitment examination were released.

Ada Derana reports an announcement concerning interviews for Court Clerk Service recruitment. Its headline gives the grade as “111,” unlike the Grade III designation reported by the Daily Mirror and Hiru News.

Based on: Daily Mirror, Ada Derana, Hiru NewsWritten by AI from Daily Mirror, Ada Derana, Hiru Newsthese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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