Para Legal Volunteer (PLV)

Who Should Apply Age range: Minimum and maximum age limits are not specified in the official notification. Candidates must check age criteria with the age calculator once detailed notices are verified. Qualification: Matric pass (10th standard) from a recognized education board. Domicile rule: Candidate must be a permanent resident of Sheohar district. Gender restriction: Open to all genders as per the notification details. This engagement is designed for community-oriented individuals residing within the administrative boundaries of Sheohar district in Bihar. Candidates from diverse social backgrounds, including teachers, retired government servants, anganwadi workers, social workers, and active youth with a basic educational qualification of Class 10, are eligible to apply. Because the primary role is bridging the gap between local citizens and the formal legal system, effective local communication skills and familiarity with Sheohar's geography are essential. Individuals who want to serve underprivileged sections of society, spread legal awareness, and assist legal aid clinics will find this voluntary engagement aligned with their goals. The role is not full-time government employment, so candidates currently pursuing higher education or independent community work can balance these responsibilities alongside their daily activities. Salary and Career Growth Honorarium: ₹750 per day for days when duties are officially assigned by DLSA Sheohar. Allowances: No DA, HRA, or transport allowances apply to this voluntary post. Pay Level: Not applicable; this position carries a fixed daily honorarium under National Legal Services Authority guidelines. Because Para Legal Volunteers are engaged on an honorarium basis rather than as regular government employees on a pay matrix, standard statutory deductions like the National Pension System (NPS) and Provident Fund (PF) do not apply. The honorarium is disbursed without pension contributions. Although there is no promotional hierarchy or career progression into the regular civil court establishment, active PLVs receive official empanelment, state-recognized training in legal aid delivery, and formal certificates of service. Use our salary calculator to compare structured salary structures against daily honorarium scales. How to Apply Visit the official Sheohar district court website at and download the official PLV recruitment notification and application format. Print the application form on plain A4 paper and fill in all personal, contact, and educational details carefully using blue or black ink. Prepare two recent passport-size photographs; if needed, adjust photographic prints using the online image resizer before pasting them onto the application format. Affix one photograph to the designated box on the application form and self-attest across the image without obscuring the face. Attach clear, self-attested photocopies of your Matriculation marksheet, passing certificate, Aadhaar card, and residential proof showing permanent residency in Sheohar district. Place the filled application form and all supporting enclosures into a secure envelope and write Application for the Post of Para Legal Volunteer on top. Submit the envelope by hand or send it via registered or speed post to the Office of the District Legal Services Authority, Civil Court Premises, Sheohar, Bihar, ensuring it reaches on or before 30 November 2026. Selection Process Stage 1: Application Screening. The DLSA Sheohar scrutiny committee verifies application forms, matriculation pass certificates, and residency proof. Applications from outside Sheohar district or those lacking basic educational proof will be filtered out at this stage. Stage 2: Personal Interview. Shortlisted candidates are called for an interview before the selection committee appointed by the District Legal Services Authority. The interview assesses the candidate's understanding of social issues, communication skills, readiness to perform field duties, and aptitude for voluntary community service. There is no written examination, objective test, or physical efficiency test for this engagement. Final merit list basis: Selection is finalized entirely on interview performance and verified local credentials, as approved by the Chairman, DLSA Sheohar. Should You Apply? You should apply if you are a permanent resident of Sheohar district, hold at least a 10th-standard pass certificate, and possess a genuine interest in social work, dispute resolution, and public welfare. The daily honorarium of ₹750 per working day offers financial assistance for active duty days while providing meaningful civic experience. You should skip this application if you reside outside Sheohar district or if you are looking for permanent salaried employment with regular monthly pay, retirement benefits, or guaranteed daily work. PLV duties are assigned on an as-needed basis determined by DLSA programs and legal aid camps. What Happe

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