JPSC Civil Services Final Result 2025
Official Notification (PDF)
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Jharkhand Public Service Commission has declared the final result of the Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Examination 2023, advertised under Advertisement No. 01/2024 for 342 posts spread across ten services, led by 207 Deputy Collector posts, 56 State Tax Officer posts and 35 Deputy Superintendent of Police posts. Eligibility needed a degree from a recognised university and was reckoned against two different cut-off dates, minimum age 21 years as on 01 August 2024 and maximum age as on 01 August 2017, with the upper limit at 35 years for unreserved and EWS candidates, 37 for backward classes, 38 for women of those categories and 40 for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The examination ran in three stages, a screening Preliminary of 400 marks whose marks are discarded, a Main written examination of 950 marks and an Interview Test of 100 marks, and the final merit list was built from the Main and the Interview after excluding the qualifying Paper-I. The fee was Rs 100 for unreserved, EWS and backward class candidates and Rs 50 for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates of Jharkhand, with candidates having at least 40 percent relevant disability exempted.
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Application Fee
Age Limit
Minimum Age As On 01 August 2024, Maximum Age As On 01 August 2017
Vacancy Details
| Post Name | vacancies |
|---|---|
| Deputy Collector (Personnel, Administrative Reforms and Rajbhasha Department) | 207 Post |
| State Tax Officer (Commercial Taxes Department) | 56 Post |
| Deputy Superintendent of Police (Home, Prison and Disaster Management Department) | 35 Post |
| Labour Superintendent (Labour, Employment, Training and Skill Development Department) | 14 Post |
| Jharkhand Education Service Class-2, Basic Cadre (School Education and Literacy Department) | 10 Post |
| Assistant Registrar (Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Cooperative Department, Cooperative Division) | 08 Post |
| Probation Officer (Home, Prison and Disaster Management Department) | 06 Post |
| Excise Inspector (Excise and Prohibition Department) | 03 Post |
| Jail Superintendent (Home, Prison and Disaster Management Department) | 02 Post |
| District Commandant (Home, Prison and Disaster Management Department) | 01 Post |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which posts and how many vacancies were advertised?
342 posts across ten services: Deputy Collector 207, State Tax Officer 56, Deputy Superintendent of Police 35, Labour Superintendent 14, Jharkhand Education Service Class-2 (Basic Cadre) 10, Assistant Registrar 08, Probation Officer 06, Excise Inspector 03, Jail Superintendent 02 and District Commandant 01. The advertisement notes that the number of services and posts may decrease or increase.
What was the age limit and on which date was it reckoned?
The two ends of the band are reckoned on two different dates. Minimum age is 21 years as on 01 August 2024, while maximum age is reckoned as on 01 August 2017. The upper limit is 35 years for unreserved and EWS candidates, 37 years for Extremely Backward Class (Annexure-I) and Backward Class (Annexure-II), 38 years for women of those categories and 40 years for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates of either sex. Persons with benchmark disability get 10 further years and ex-servicemen 5 within their own category, and a candidate with at least three years of regular Jharkhand government service gets 5 years. A candidate covered by both a category clause and one of these clauses is eligible for cumulative relaxation.
What was the application fee?
Rs 100 for unreserved, EWS, Extremely Backward Class (Annexure-I) and Backward Class (Annexure-II) candidates, and Rs 50 for Scheduled Tribe, including Primitive Tribe, and Scheduled Caste candidates of Jharkhand State. Candidates with at least 40 percent relevant disability are exempt. Anyone outside the Jharkhand SC and ST categories who paid at the concessional rate had the application rejected and candidature terminated. The fee is non-refundable and was paid by Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking, Wallet, Bharat QR or UPI.
Which stage decided the final merit list?
Not the Preliminary. Preliminary marks are a screening device and are discarded once a candidate qualifies for the Main. The final merit list was prepared from the Main Written Examination and the Interview Test, excluding the marks of Paper-I. The Main carries six compulsory written papers totalling 950 marks plus a 100-mark Interview Test, a grand total of 1050 marks, and Paper-I (General Hindi and General English) is qualifying only, requiring a minimum of 30 out of 100.
Was there any physical standard?
Yes, for four of the ten services. Deputy Superintendent of Police, District Commandant, Jail Superintendent and Probation Officer require a minimum height of 165 cm for unreserved, backward and extremely backward class men, 162 cm for Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Caste men, 155 cm for unreserved, backward and extremely backward class women and 152 cm for Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Caste women, with a minimum unexpanded chest of 81 cm for general, backward and extremely backward class men and 79 cm for Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Caste men.
Is there a limit on the number of attempts?
No. The advertisement states there shall be no limitation on the number of attempts for an otherwise eligible candidate.
What is the last date to apply for JPSC Civil Services Final Result 2025?
The last date to submit the online application is 29 February 2024 (05:00 PM). Applications received after this date are not considered.
When did the online application form for JPSC Civil Services Final Result 2025 open?
The online application window opened on 01 February 2024 (10:00 AM). Eligible candidates can apply through the official portal until the last date.
What is the educational qualification required for JPSC Civil Services Final Result 2025?
Candidates must have Graduate. Refer to the official notification for post-wise eligibility details.
When is the exam for JPSC Civil Services Final Result 2025?
The exam is scheduled for 17 March 2024. Admit cards are released closer to the exam date.