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JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026
Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC), Ranchi — Advertisement No. 03/2026 (JILCCE-2026)JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026: Check all important details including eligibility, age limit, total vacancies, salary, selection process, exam pattern, and apply online directly.
JSSC · Advertisement No. 03/2026
326 Posts, Six Departments, One Combined Exam — Inside JILCCE-2026
The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission has opened the Jharkhand Intermediate Level Combined Competitive Examination (JILCCE) 2026, covering 326 regular vacancies spread across six distinct departments — from Health Supervisors to Fisheries Technical Assistants. It's a single combined exam, but each post carries its own pay grade, age reference date, and qualification requirement, so candidates need to read the fine print carefully before picking their preferences.
Department-Wise Vacancy Breakdown (Regular Posts)
| Post | Department | Total Posts |
|---|---|---|
| Health Supervisor | Health Directorate | 137 |
| Junior Regional Investigator | Economics & Statistics Directorate | 27 |
| Multipurpose Health Worker | Health, Medical Education & Family Welfare | 62 |
| Veterinary Assistant/Medical Assistant | Urban Development & Housing | 27 |
| Insect Collector | Health Directorate | 32 |
| Fisheries Technical Assistant | Agriculture, Animal Husbandry & Cooperative (Fisheries) | 41 |
| Total | 326 | |
Category-wise and post-wise vacancy numbers may increase or decrease depending on the requisitioning department's requirement.
Age is calculated differently for each post. Unlike most single-post recruitments, JILCCE-2026 uses a different age-reference date for each of its six posts — ranging from 01 August 2023 for Health Supervisor to 01 August 2025 for Junior Regional Investigator. Candidates should check their specific post's reference date before assuming their eligibility.
Age Calculation Reference Date, Post-Wise
| Post | Min & Max Age Reference Date |
|---|---|
| Health Supervisor | 01 August 2023 |
| Junior Regional Investigator | 01 August 2025 |
| Multipurpose Health Worker | 01 August 2023 |
| Veterinary Assistant/Medical Assistant | 01 August 2023 |
| Insect Collector | 01 August 2024 |
| Fisheries Technical Assistant | 01 August 2024 |
Preliminary Exam — Structure
The Preliminary Exam is generally conducted only if total applications cross 50,000; otherwise the Commission may proceed straight to the Main Exam.
| Subject | Questions |
|---|---|
| General Studies | 30 |
| Knowledge Related to Jharkhand State | 60 |
| General Mathematics | 10 |
| General Science | 10 |
| Mental Ability Test | 10 |
| Total | 120 Questions, 2 Hours |
Each question carries 3 marks; each wrong answer deducts 1 mark. Minimum qualifying marks vary by category — 40% for Unreserved/EWS, 32% for SC/ST/Women, 34% for EBC-I, 36.5% for BC-II, and 30% for Primitive Tribal Groups.
Main Exam — Structure (3 Papers)
| Paper | Subject | Questions | Role in Merit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | Language Knowledge (Hindi 60 + English 60) | 120 | Qualifying Only (30% min) |
| Paper 2 | Regional/Tribal Language Knowledge (candidate's choice of 1) | 100 | Counted in Merit |
| Paper 3 | General Knowledge, Jharkhand GK, Science, Math, Mental Ability, Computer | 120 | Counted in Merit |
Each paper runs for 2 hours. Every question carries 3 marks; each wrong answer deducts 1 mark. Final merit is based only on the combined marks of Paper 2 and Paper 3 — Paper 1 is purely qualifying and its marks are not added to merit.
Paper 2 — Choice of Regional/Tribal Language
Candidates pick exactly one language for Paper 2 from: Hindi, English, Urdu, Santali, Bangla, Mundari (Munda), Ho, Khariya, Kurukh (Oraon), Kurmali, Khortha, Nagpuri, Panchpargania, Odia, and Sanskrit.
Detailed Syllabus
Preliminary Exam — General Studies
Tests general awareness and its application to society — current events, scientific developments, national/international awards, Indian languages, books, scripts, currencies, sports, and important happenings, with a special focus on Jharkhand, India, and neighbouring countries. Also covers Indian history, culture, geography, environment, the economic landscape, the freedom movement, agriculture, natural resources, the Constitution, polity, panchayati raj, community development, and five-year plans.
Preliminary Exam — Jharkhand State Knowledge
Jharkhand's geography, history, civilisation, culture, language and literature, key locations, mining and minerals, industries, contribution to the national movement, development schemes, sports personalities, notable figures, civic achievements, and topics of national/international significance connected to the state.
General Mathematics
Arithmetic, elementary algebra, geometry, basic trigonometry, and mensuration — broadly at the Matric/10th standard level.
General Science
Everyday-observation-based general scientific understanding, at the level expected of an educated person without specialised science training.
Mental Ability Test
Verbal and non-verbal reasoning — similarities and differences, spatial visualisation, problem solving, analysis, visual memory, discrimination, observation, relationships, arithmetical reasoning, number series, and coding-decoding.
Main Exam Paper 1 — Hindi Language Knowledge
20 questions on an unseen Hindi passage plus 40 questions on Hindi grammar.
Main Exam Paper 1 — English Language Knowledge
20 questions on an unseen English passage plus 40 questions on English grammar.
Main Exam Paper 2 — Regional/Tribal Language
100 questions from the candidate's chosen language, covering grammar (noun, pronoun, adjective, gender, number, synonyms, antonyms, idioms) plus that language's prescribed prose, poetry, and literary works — the notification lists detailed prescribed textbooks and authors separately for each of the 15 language options (Hindi, English, Urdu, Santali, Bangla, Mundari, Ho, Khariya, Kurukh, Kurmali, Khortha, Nagpuri, Panchpargania, Odia, and Sanskrit).
Main Exam Paper 3 — General Studies (30 Qs)
Same broad coverage as the Preliminary General Studies section — current affairs, science and technology, Indian history and culture, geography, environment, the economy, the freedom movement, agriculture, the Constitution, polity, and development programmes, with special focus on Jharkhand.
Main Exam Paper 3 — Jharkhand Knowledge (40 Qs)
Jharkhand's civilisation, culture, language, geography, history, mining and minerals, industries, contribution to the national movement, development schemes, sports, notable personalities, and topics of national/international significance connected to the state.
Main Exam Paper 3 — General Science, Math, Mental Ability & Computer Knowledge
General Science (20 Qs) at an educated-layperson level; General Mathematics (10 Qs) at Matric/10th standard; Mental Ability (10 Qs) covering verbal and non-verbal reasoning; and basic Computer Knowledge (10 Qs) on computer components and operating procedures.
Category certificates must be in the exact prescribed format. Caste, EWS, and local residency certificates issued in any format other than the one specified in the notification's appendices will generally not be accepted — even if issued by a competent authority. Candidates claiming SC/ST/OBC/EWS benefits should get certificates re-issued in the correct format well before the document verification stage.
Local Residency Certificate Rules
- A local residency certificate issued by a Sub-Divisional Officer on or after 02 June 2016, in the prescribed format, is valid.
- Alternatively, a certificate issued by a Circle Officer on or after 19 July 2019, in the prescribed format, is also accepted.
- Certificates issued by a Circle Officer before 19 July 2019 are not valid.
- Certificates issued at any level before 02 June 2016 are not valid.
- Only local residency certificates based on the father's or husband's details will be accepted; if the applicant's name differs between the certificate (issued via husband) and other documents, an affidavit explaining this must be submitted during document verification.
Scribe Facility for PwBD Candidates
- Automatic scribe facility (on request) applies only to candidates with blindness, low vision, locomotor disability affecting both hands, and cerebral palsy — with 40% or more disability.
- Other PwBD candidates can also get a scribe if they submit a physical-limitation-to-write certificate from a Chief Medical Officer/Civil Surgeon in the prescribed format.
- Only candidates whose admit card shows "PH" printed after their reservation category are eligible for the scribe facility.
- The scribe request must reach the Commission's office at least 15 days before the exam date — this cannot be arranged later.
- Compensatory time of 20 minutes per hour is granted to eligible scribe-using candidates.
Grounds for Rejection of Application or Candidature
- Not meeting the prescribed age limit or educational qualification.
- Incomplete application — unpaid exam fee, missing photo/signature upload, or unpaid fee difference after a category correction.
- Failing to submit original supporting documents within the given timeframe during document verification.
- Copying, using unfair means, or impersonating another candidate during the exam.
- Carrying a mobile phone, pager, Bluetooth device, or any electronic equipment inside the exam centre.
- Submitting incorrect facts in the application that are later found to be false, at any stage — even after appointment.
A structural point worth remembering: this is genuinely six separate recruitments running under one combined exam umbrella. Each post has its own vacancy count, pay grade, and age-reference date, but Paper 2 and Paper 3 of the Main Exam decide the merit for all of them equally. Candidates holding more than one eligible qualification can list multiple post preferences in order of priority within the same application — so it's worth thinking through that preference order carefully before submitting.
Disclaimer: Based on JSSC Advertisement No. 03/2026 (JILCCE-2026). Vacancy numbers may increase or decrease based on the requisitioning departments' actual requirements. Candidates should verify their complete eligibility, category-specific document formats, and updates on the official website jssc.jharkhand.gov.in before applying.
| Important Dates | |
|---|---|
| Registration Start Date | 05 August 2026 |
| Registration Last Date | 29 September 2026 |
| Fee Payment & Application Printout Deadline | 5 September 2026 |
| Correction Window Opens | 6 to 8 September 2026 |
| Application Fee | |
|---|---|
| General / OBC | ₹100 |
| SC / ST | ₹50 |
| Age Limit | |
|---|---|
| Minimum Age | 18 Year Years |
| Maximum Age | 35 Years (Unreserved/EWS), 37 Years (EBC-I & BC-II Male), 38 Years (Women), 40 Years (SC/ST) Years |
| Post Name | No. of Vacancies | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| Health Supervisor | 137 | 10+2 Science or I.Sc. pass from a recognized institution |
| Junior Regional Investigator | 27 | Intermediate/10+2 (with Mathematics) from a recognized institution |
| Multipurpose Health Worker | 62 | 10+2 Science or I.Sc. pass from a recognized institution |
| Veterinary Assistant/Medical Assistant | 27 | Intermediate in Biology (Life Science) from a recognized college/institution |
| Insect Collector | 32 | Intermediate/10+2 in Biology Science from a recognized institution |
| Fisheries Technical Assistant | 41 | Intermediate/10+2 in Biology Science from a recognized institution |
| Total | 326 | — |
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| Important Links | |
|---|---|
| Apply Online | Click Here ↗ |
| Official Website | Click Here ↗ |
| Download Notification | Click Here ↗ |
| Download Revised Date Notice | Click Here ↗ |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions – JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026
Q1. What is the last date to apply for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026?
Please check the official notification for the last date. Visit Bharat Job Find daily for updates.
Q2. What is the total vacancy in JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026 2026?
Total 326 vacancies have been announced for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026 2026. Check the vacancy details table above for post-wise breakdown.
Q3. What is the age limit for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026?
The age limit for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026 is minimum 18 Year years and maximum 35 Years (Unreserved/EWS), 37 Years (EBC-I & BC-II Male), 38 Years (Women), 40 Years (SC/ST) years. Age relaxation is applicable for SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates as per government rules.
Q4. What is the application fee for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026?
The application fee for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026 is ₹100 for General/OBC candidates and ₹50 for SC/ST candidates. Payment can be made online via debit card, credit card, net banking or UPI.
Q5. How to apply online for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026 2026?
To apply for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026: 1) Visit the official website using the Apply Online link above. 2) Register with your email and mobile number. 3) Fill the application form with correct details. 4) Upload your photo and signature. 5) Pay the application fee. 6) Submit and take a printout for reference.
Q6. What is the salary for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026?
The salary for JSSC Inter leval Recruitment 2026 is View In above table. This is as per the 7th Pay Commission norms along with DA, HRA and other allowances.