Odisha High Court Typist & DEO Question Paper 2026, Download PDF

The Odisha High Court has conducted the written exam for the Typists and Data Entry Operator (DEO) posts in the first shift of 5th April 2026 (Sunday). The exam was held from 8:30 am to 10:30 am. As the exam has now concluded, candidates who gave their Prelims exam and those who are planning to appear in the next term must download the question paper in PDF format. The question paper will help them to understand the difficulty level and section-wise weightage of the Prelims exam.

Odisha High Court Typist & DEO Question Paper 2026

The High Court of Odisha, Cuttack, has organized a recruitment drive for Group C positions for Junior Grade Typists/DEOs. For this recruitment, the Court held a 150-mark Prelims exam in a span of 2 hours. The question paper of the Odisha High Court Typist & DEO Prelims exam will help them get an idea about the questions preferred by the examiner. By going through the question paper, candidates will also understand the preparation level they need for the exam in future attempts.

Odisha High Court Question Paper 2026 Download PDF

The link to download the question paper for the Odisha High Court Typist & DEO Preliminary exam has been shared in this section. Candidates must download the question paper from this link and analyse the topics that were asked in the exam, and the overall competition in the exam.

Odisha High Court Typist & DEO Answer Key 2026

The High Court of Odisha will soon release the answer key for the posts of Typist & DEO, as the Prelims exam is now over. The answer key will help candidates verify the correct answers to the questions asked in the exam and calculate their probable marks based on the marking scheme. By cross-checking the answers marked by candidates with the official solutions, candidates will understand their chances of qualifying for the Prelims exam.

Odisha High Court Typist & DEO Prelims Exam Structure 2026

The Prelims exam of the Odisha High Court Typist & DEO recruitment was held in pen-and-paper mode on an OMR-based format. There were 150 questions, each carrying 1 mark.

• Mode of Exam: The exam was conducted in offline mode.
• Number of Questions: 150
• Total Marks: 150
• Subjects: English, General Knowledge, Reasoning, and Aptitude
• Total duration: 2 hours
• Marking Scheme: Candidates get 1 mark for every correct answer and lose 0.5 marks for each wrong answer.
• Question distribution: Reasoning and Aptitude subject has 35 questions each, General Knowledge subject has 30 questions, and English subject has a total of 50 questions.