DLSA Bhojpur PLV Recruitment 2026 — 40 Vacancies

About This Job

DLSA Bhojpur is selecting 40 Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) for legal aid work in Bhojpur district, Bihar. If you have passed Matric / 10th class, can read and write Hindi and English, and live in Bhojpur district, you can apply offline. This is not a regular government job; it is a volunteer panel for legal awareness and support work. The application must reach the DLSA office by 8 June 2026.

District Legal Services Authority Bhojpur PLV Recruitment 2026 - 40 Posts

The office of the District Legal Services Authority, Bhojpur at Ara has issued Advertisement No. 01/2026 dated 20 May 2026 for selecting Para Legal Volunteers. The panel is being made as per directions of the Bihar State Legal Services Authority. Selected PLVs will normally serve for one year, and the period may be extended based on requirement and performance. No reservation is fixed because this is voluntary legal service work, but the notice says all groups will get equal preference and women's participation will be encouraged.

The PLV role is local and service-focused. You should apply only if you can give time for legal awareness, help people understand legal aid support, and work under DLSA instructions without treating this as a permanent post. The notice also makes it clear that PLV selection does not create any future claim for a government job. Keep a copy of your filled form and postal or hand-submission proof, because interview updates will be placed on the official website and notice board.

Vacancy Breakdown

Total: 40 PLV positions for Bhojpur district. The work area is local, so applicants should be ready to serve people in their own district.

Who Can Apply?

• Qualification: You must have passed Matric / 10th class.
• Language: You should know how to read and write Hindi and English.
• Residence: You must be a resident of Bhojpur district.
• Preferred skill: If you know basic computer work, mention it in the application because preference may be given.
• Service interest: You should be interested in helping weaker and deprived sections without taking any private financial benefit.
• Who can apply: Retired teachers, retired government staff, senior citizens, Anganwadi workers, doctors, students, non-political NGO or club members, self-help group members, Jeevika members and other service-minded people can apply.
• Restriction: You should be physically fit, of good character, interested in social service, and not politically active.

Lawyers are not the intended applicant group for this PLV selection, because the notice focuses on community volunteers and service-minded people from different walks of life. If you are a retired teacher, retired government employee, social worker, student, doctor, Anganwadi worker, senior citizen or member of a non-political local group, mention that background clearly in the form. Also mention your mobile number and email ID because DLSA asks applicants to write contact details on the application.

Payment / Honorarium

• PLV work does not carry a fixed monthly salary.
• As per the notice, payment is made at Rs. 750 per working day for assigned PLV work under Bihar State Legal Services Authority directions.
• The amount is paid only for eligible duty or work days, so it should be treated as volunteer honorarium, not regular pay.

Application Fee

• No application fee is mentioned in the notice.
• You need to attach a self-addressed envelope with a Rs. 55 postage stamp along with the application.

Selection Process (No Written Exam)

Selection will be done through scrutiny and interview. The interview will be held before the Principal District and Sessions Judge-cum-Chairman, DLSA Bhojpur.

1. Application Scrutiny: DLSA will check whether the application form and documents are complete.
2. Document Verification: Education, identity and other certificates may be checked from self-attested copies and originals.
3. Interview: Shortlisted applicants will be called for interview at the DLSA office, Civil Court campus, Bhojpur, Ara.
4. Panel Selection: Selected names will be empanelled as PLVs for the district for one year, with possible extension.

Interview date and time will be shown on the DLSA notice board and on the Bhojpur District Court website.

How to Apply

1. Go to the official Bhojpur District Court website at bhojpur.dcourts.gov.in and download the PLV application form.
2. Fill the form neatly with your name, address, qualification, date of birth, category, gender, mobile number and email ID.
3. Attach self-attested copies of education certificates, Aadhaar card and other relevant certificates.
4. Add a passport-size photo and the self-addressed envelope with Rs. 55 postal stamp.
5. Submit the application by hand, registered post or speed post to Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Civil Court Campus, Bhojpur, Ara - 802301.
6. Your application must reach the office by 8 June 2026. Applications received after this date will not be accepted.

Document care matters here. Attach only clear, self-attested copies and keep the original certificates ready for checking during interview or verification. The notice specifically asks for educational qualification proof, Aadhaar card copy, other qualification proofs where applicable, photo and the stamped self-addressed envelope. If your computer knowledge or social service background is important, add proof or mention it clearly so the screening committee can see it.

Important Dates

• Advertisement Date: 20 May 2026
• Last Date to Submit Application: 8 June 2026
• Interview Date: To be announced on the notice board and bhojpur.dcourts.gov.in

• Help people understand basic legal aid services available through DLSA Bhojpur
• Assist weaker and deprived groups in reaching the right legal services office
• Keep basic records of assigned PLV work and report to the DLSA office
• Work with local communities for legal awareness and social service activities
• Follow DLSA instructions during camps, outreach work and assigned duty days
• Guide applicants or beneficiaries politely without charging any private fee
• Support coordination between citizens and the legal services authority when asked