High Court stenographer
High Court and Court Stenographer Preparation
High Court stenographer recruitments usually combine a written exam with a shorthand and typing skill test, and some add computer or formatting tasks. The exact pattern differs from court to court.
StenoPro gives you the practice side of that preparation: dictation, transcription, typing, formatting and mock tests in one place.
What to practise
- Legal-style shorthand dictation and fast, accurate transcription
- Court typing with names, dates and case numbers
- Formatting of orders, notices and letters
- Timed mock tests that match your court's pattern
Read your court's notification first
Before you plan, note the required shorthand speed, typing speed, test duration and whether formatting is tested. Then build your weekly practice around those exact requirements.
Start practising in StenoPro
Open the dictation library, set your speed and check your transcript in the same session.
Open StenoProFrequently asked questions
- Is the High Court stenographer pattern the same everywhere?
- No. Each High Court publishes its own scheme. Use the official notification for speeds and duration.