Advt. No. 01/2026 • JPSC • Jharkhand Combined Civil Services 2025 • Prelims 19 April 2026
JPSC Civil Services Recruitment 2026 103 Vacancies — Deputy Collector, DSP, District Commandant & More • Admit Card Available at jpscotr.com • Prelims: 19 April 2026
🏔 JPSC — Jharkhand State PSC
📌 103 Vacancies
📄 Admit Card: 14 April 2026 (5 PM)
💻 Prelims: 19 April 2026 (Sunday)
📍 City Slip: Active from 8 April
📞 Helpline: 8929883832
🎓 Qualification: Graduation
∞ No Limit on Attempts
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Admit Card
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103
Total Vacancies
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19 Apr
Prelims Date
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2 Shifts
Exam Shifts
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400
Prelims Marks
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56.1K
Starting Salary
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How to Download JPSC Admit Card 2026
Available from 14 April 2026 (5:00 PM) at jpscotr.com — print and carry to exam centre
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Visit the Official JPSC OTR Portal
Go to jpscotr.com — the official One-Time Registration portal of JPSC. Alternatively, visit jpsc.gov.in and click on the OTR link on the homepage. The admit card link will be active from 14 April 2026 at 5:00 PM onwards. If you see the city slip link, that's a separate document showing your exam district (available from 8 April 2026).
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Login with Your Credentials
Enter any one of: Email ID / Mobile Number / OTR Number along with your Password. These are the same credentials used during your JPSC OTR registration. If you don't remember your OTR number, use your registered Email ID or Mobile Number. Click Login to access your candidate dashboard.
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Download Admit Card, Attendance Sheet & Instructions
Download all three documents from the portal: (1) Admit Card — your hall ticket with roll number, exam centre details, and photo, (2) Attendance Sheet — printed attendance record for the exam, (3) Important Instructions — exam day rules and guidelines. Save all three as PDFs and take clear colour printouts.
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Print & Prepare for Exam Day
Take clear printouts of the admit card and attendance sheet. Carry 4 self-attested colour photographs (same as used in the application form). Keep a valid photo ID ready (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport / Driving License / PAN Card). The admit card without a photo ID is invalid at the exam centre — carry both.
🚫 Admit Card Issues? Call Helpline
If you face any difficulty downloading the admit card, contact the JPSC Helpline: 8929883832. Helpline is available till 18 April 2026 (day before the exam), on working days between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Call only if you have a genuine technical issue — enquire about general information through the JPSC website.
jpscotr.com — official download portal
Available from 14 April 2026 (5 PM)
Login: Email / Mobile / OTR No. + Password
Download Admit Card + Attendance Sheet + Instructions
Carry 4 colour photos + valid photo ID
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Recruitment Overview
JPSC Combined Civil Services Exam 2025 — Advt. No. 01/2026 — complete reference
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Commission | Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC), Circular Road, Ranchi – 834001 |
| Exam Name | Jharkhand Combined Civil Services (Direct Recruitment) Preliminary Competitive Examination–2025 |
| Advertisement No. | 01/2026 |
| Notification Date | 29 January 2026 |
| Total Vacancies | 103 Posts across Group A and Group B administrative and allied services |
| Posts Include | Deputy Collector, DSP, District Commandant, Probation Officer, Jail Superintendent, Asst. Municipal Commissioner, Asst. Director (Social Security), Asst. Director (PRO/Joint PRO) |
| Online Application Period | 31 January 2026 to 9 March 2026 (via jpscotr.com) |
| City Intimation Slip | Available from 8 April 2026 at jpscotr.com |
| Admit Card Available | From 14 April 2026 (5:00 PM) at jpscotr.com |
| Prelims Exam Date | 19 April 2026 (Sunday) |
| Prelims Shift 1 | General Studies Paper I — 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM | Report by 8:00 AM |
| Prelims Shift 2 | General Studies Paper II — 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM | Report by 1:00 PM |
| Exam Centres | Various district headquarters across Jharkhand |
| Helpline | 8929883832 — till 18 April 2026 | Working days | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree from any recognised university |
| Age Limit | 21–35 years (General) — with category-wise relaxations |
| Attempts | No limit on number of attempts |
| Selection Stages | Prelims → Mains → Interview |
| Official Website | jpsc.gov.in |
| OTR / Application Portal | jpscotr.com |
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Complete Timeline — All Important Dates
From notification to prelims — verified from official JPSC notices dated 28 March and 7 April 2026
📣Notification Released — Advt. No. 01/2026 at jpsc.gov.in29 Jan 2026
🟢Online Application Window Opens — via jpscotr.com31 Jan 2026
🚫Last Date for Online Application Submission9 March 2026
🏢City Intimation Slip Available — shows exam district/headquarters — jpscotr.com8 April 2026
📄Admit Card Available for Download — jpscotr.com
Also download Attendance Sheet and Exam Instructions simultaneously14 April 2026 (5 PM onwards)
Also download Attendance Sheet and Exam Instructions simultaneously14 April 2026 (5 PM onwards)
📞JPSC Helpline Last Day — 8929883832 | 11:00 AM–5:00 PM on working days18 April 2026
💻Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Prelims Exam
Shift 1: GS Paper I — 10 AM–12 PM | Shift 2: GS Paper II — 3 PM–5 PM19 April 2026 (Sunday)
Shift 1: GS Paper I — 10 AM–12 PM | Shift 2: GS Paper II — 3 PM–5 PM19 April 2026 (Sunday)
📚Prelims Result — shortlisting candidates for Mains ExamAfter Prelims — jpsc.gov.in
✍Mains Examination (6 papers — descriptive)As per JPSC schedule
👨💼Interview / Personality TestAfter Mains — 100 marks
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Prelims Exam Pattern — 19 April 2026
Two papers in two shifts — 200 marks each — objective MCQ — no negative marking — qualifying only
Shift 1 — Morning
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
General Studies Paper I
History, Geography, Indian Polity, Economy, Science & Technology, General Awareness — 200 Marks | 2 Hours | Objective MCQ
🏠 Report to centre by 8:00 AM
Shift 2 — Afternoon
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
General Studies Paper II
Jharkhand-specific GK, Jharkhand History, Culture, Language, Geography, Economy, Polity — 200 Marks | 2 Hours | Objective MCQ
🏠 Report to centre by 1:00 PM
📋 Paper I — General Studies I
Total Marks200
Duration2 Hours
Question TypeObjective MCQ
Negative MarkingNone
Report Time8:00 AM
📋 Paper II — General Studies II
Total Marks200
Duration2 Hours
Question TypeObjective MCQ
Negative MarkingNone
Report Time1:00 PM
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Marks (Prelims) | 400 marks (Paper I: 200 + Paper II: 200) |
| Negative Marking | No negative marking — attempt all questions confidently |
| Medium of Exam | Papers set in both Hindi and English |
| OMR Sheet | Use Blue or Black ball-point pen only — fill circles carefully, errors cannot be corrected |
| Prelims in Final Merit? | NO — Prelims marks are NOT counted in final merit. Prelims is a qualifying/screening stage only. Only Mains + Interview marks form the final merit. |
| Biometric/IRIS Verification | Biometric and IRIS scanning will be done at the exam centre — arrive early |
| OMR instructions | Read Admit Card and OMR Sheet instructions carefully before filling circles. Wrong filling can lead to cancellation of candidature — candidates are solely responsible. |
| City Slip (from 8 April) shows the district/headquarters. The exact venue with full address is on the Admit Card (from 14 April 5 PM). These are two separate documents — both must be downloaded. | |
⚡ Key Prelims Strategy — No Negative Marking = Attempt All
- Since there is no negative marking, attempt every single question — never leave any MCQ blank. Even a guess gives you a chance of 1 correct mark; blank gives zero.
- Paper II (Jharkhand GK) is the differentiator: Most national-level competitive exam aspirants neglect Jharkhand-specific content. This is where state-based candidates have a natural edge. Deep preparation of Jharkhand history, geography, culture, language, and economy is essential to outrank others.
- Biometric + IRIS at exam centres: Arrive by the specified report time (8:00 AM for shift 1, 1:00 PM for shift 2). Allow extra time for queuing at biometric stations — entry gates close before shift start time.
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Exam Day Checklist — What to Carry & What is Prohibited
Verified from official JPSC Press Release — 28 March 2026
| ✅ Must Carry | Details |
|---|---|
| 📄 Admit Card (Printed) | Clearly printed Admit Card downloaded from jpscotr.com — must be readable with photograph visible |
| 📄 Attendance Sheet (Printed) | Download and print separately from jpscotr.com — required for signing at the exam centre |
| 📷 4 Colour Photographs | Self-attested passport-size colour photographs — same photograph as used in application form |
| 📄 Valid Photo ID (Original) | Aadhaar Card / Voter ID / Passport / Driving License / PAN Card — original only |
| 🖌 Blue or Black Ball-Point Pen | Only for OMR Sheet — gel pens, pencils, or felt-tip pens are not accepted for OMR |
| 🚫 Strictly Prohibited at Exam Centre | Consequence of Violation |
|---|---|
| 📷 Mobile Phone / Smartphone | Debarment from the exam immediately + potential ban from future JPSC examinations + legal action |
| 🔈 Any Electronic Gadget (smartwatch, earphones, calculator, Bluetooth device) | |
| 🎁 Bags, Purses, Backpacks | |
| 📚 Textbooks, Notes, Papers, Chits | |
| 🍴 Food items, Valuables | |
| 🗡 Weapons of any kind | |
| Frisking will be conducted at the entry point and again during the exam. JPSC and exam centres are not responsible for safekeeping any prohibited item — leave everything at home or in your vehicle. | |
🚩 Candidate Responsibility Warning from JPSC
The official notice states that candidates are solely responsible for incorrect filling of the OMR Sheet. Information in OMR circles must match what is on the Admit Card. Candidature can be cancelled for incorrect OMR filling — read all instructions carefully before touching the OMR Sheet. Admit cards are issued on a provisional basis — mere possession of an admit card does not confirm final eligibility.
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Post-wise Vacancy Details
103 vacancies — Group A and B administrative posts across Jharkhand government departments
| Post Name | Grade Pay | 7th CPC Level | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade Pay ₹5,400 Posts (Level 10 — ~₹56,100/month starting pay) | |||
| Deputy Collector | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Gazetted; administrative; state executive service |
| Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Physical standards apply; police service |
| District Commandant | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Physical standards apply; home/civil defence |
| Assistant Municipal Commissioner | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Urban local body administration |
| Jail Superintendent | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Physical standards apply; prison administration |
| Assistant Registrar (Co-op) | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Cooperative societies department |
| Assistant Director (PRO/Joint Director) | ₹5,400 | Level 10 | Public relations and media |
| Grade Pay ₹4,800 Posts (Level 8 — ~₹47,600/month starting pay) | |||
| Probation Officer | ₹4,800 | Level 8 | Physical standards apply; home department/correctional |
| Assistant Director (Social Security) | ₹4,800 | Level 8 | Social welfare department |
| Total Vacancies | 103 Posts — category-wise detailed breakup in official Advt. No. 01/2026 notification PDF at jpsc.gov.in | ||
| Post-wise and category-wise (UR/SC/ST/OBC/EWS) exact vacancy count: download official notification PDF from jpsc.gov.in. All posts are for Jharkhand state government departments. | |||
⛳ Physical Standards — Posts with Physical Requirements
- Posts requiring physical standards: DSP, District Commandant, Jail Superintendent, Probation Officer
- Height (Male): 165 cm (General/OBC/SC) | 160 cm (ST/Janjati) — approximately; check official notification
- Height (Female): 155 cm (General/OBC/SC) | 150 cm (ST/Janjati) — approximately; check official notification
- Eyesight: 6/6 in each eye without glasses for police/uniformed posts
- Physical measurements are verified at the time of document verification/medical — not at prelims or mains stage. Check the official notification for exact standards.
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Eligibility Criteria
Graduation + age 21–35 years — no attempt limit — physical standards for some posts
| Criteria | Details |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Indian Citizen |
| Educational Qualification | Bachelor's Degree from any University incorporated by an Act of Central or State Legislature in India, or any educational institution established by an Act of Parliament, or declared as a Deemed University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956. Equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government is also accepted. |
| Final Year Students | Generally not eligible for the Mains stage — candidates must possess the degree before the date specified for submitting documents. Prelims participation may be allowed but proof of degree is needed at the document verification stage. |
| Age Limit — General | 21 to 35 years as on the cutoff date specified in the notification |
| Age Relaxation — SC/ST | Upper age limit relaxed by 5 years (up to 40 years) |
| Age Relaxation — OBC-I / OBC-II | Upper age limit relaxed by 3 years (up to 38 years) |
| Age Relaxation — PwBD | Additional 10 years relaxation over and above category relaxation |
| Age Relaxation — Ex-Servicemen | 5 years relaxation |
| Age Relaxation — Jharkhand Govt. Employees | As per Jharkhand Government rules — produce service certificate |
| Number of Attempts | No limit — candidates can attempt as many times as they wish, provided they are within the age limit and meet the educational qualification each time |
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Complete Selection Process
Prelims (qualifying) → Mains (950 marks) → Interview (100 marks) — Final merit = 1,050 marks
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Stage 1 — Preliminary Examination (Qualifying / Screening)
Two objective-type papers of 200 marks each — total 400 marks — 2 hours each. No negative marking. Papers available in Hindi and English. Prelims marks are NOT counted in the final merit list — this stage only serves to shortlist candidates for the Main Exam. Candidates who qualify will proceed to Stage 2. All candidates must appear for both papers.
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Stage 2 — Main Written Examination (Descriptive — Merit Counting)
Six descriptive papers: Paper I (Language/Qualifying) — candidates must score a minimum of 30 marks to qualify; Paper I marks are NOT counted in final merit. Papers II to VI — scored and counted — total 950 marks. The Main Examination tests in-depth knowledge of Social Sciences, Indian Polity, Economy, Environment, Science, Hindi/English writing skills, and Jharkhand-specific subjects.
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Stage 3 — Interview / Personality Test
100 marks. Called for interview based on Mains performance. Tests personality, communication, knowledge of current affairs and Jharkhand, and suitability for administrative roles. Candidates applying for posts like DSP or District Commandant also need to clear physical standards at this verification stage.
| Stage | Marks | Counted in Final Merit? |
|---|---|---|
| Preliminary Exam — Paper I & II | 200 + 200 = 400 | NO — Qualifying Only |
| Mains Paper I (Language/Hindi) | 200 (min 30 to qualify) | NO — Qualifying Only |
| Mains Papers II–VI | 950 marks | YES — Scored |
| Interview / Personality Test | 100 marks | YES — Scored |
| Final Merit Total | 1,050 marks | Mains (950) + Interview (100) |
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Salary & Pay Structure
7th CPC — Grade Pay ₹5,400 / ₹4,800 — DA, HRA, TA and other Jharkhand Govt. allowances
💰 Benefits & Allowances for JPSC Civil Services Officers
- Dearness Allowance (DA): Updated every 6 months — significant addition to basic pay
- House Rent Allowance (HRA): Based on posting city classification
- Transport Allowance (TA): Monthly TA as per Jharkhand Government rules
- Medical Benefits: State Government health scheme for employee and family
- Pension: National Pension Scheme (NPS) — government contributes 14%
- Official accommodation: Subject to availability and eligibility (especially for DSP and senior administrative posts)
- Official vehicle/security: For specific posts like DSP — job profile perks
- Career progression: Gazetted officer posts with annual increments and promotion to IAS-equivalent State Services
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Application Fee & Payment
Online payment only — non-refundable — via jpscotr.com
| Category | Fee | Mode |
|---|---|---|
| General / EWS / OBC-I / OBC-II | ₹100 | Online via Credit Card / Debit Card / Net Banking / UPI / Bharat QR through JPSC payment gateway at jpsc.gov.in |
| SC / ST (Jharkhand Domicile) / PwBD with ≥40% disability | ₹50 | |
| PwBD with less than 40% disability | ₹50–100 (check official notification) | |
| Fee is non-refundable. Application window was 31 January – 9 March 2026 (now closed). No new applications accepted. If you applied, verify your registration at jpscotr.com. | ||
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Prelims Syllabus Overview
Paper I — National-level GS | Paper II — Jharkhand-specific GS — both bilingual (Hindi & English)
| 📋 Paper I — General Studies I (200 Marks) — National Level Topics | |
|---|---|
| Section | Key Topics |
| History & Culture | Ancient, Medieval, Modern Indian History; Freedom Movement; Indian culture and heritage, art, architecture, literature |
| Geography | Physical geography of India; rivers, mountains, climate zones; economic geography; agriculture, minerals, industries; world geography basics |
| Indian Polity & Governance | Constitution, Preamble, Fundamental Rights & Duties; Parliament, Judiciary, Executive; Panchayati Raj, elections, important constitutional bodies |
| Indian Economy | Economic planning, GDP, budget basics, banking and financial system, poverty and employment, five-year plans, government economic schemes |
| Science & Technology | Basic Physics, Chemistry, Biology (human body, diseases, nutrition); environment and ecology; technology and innovations; space, defence technology |
| General Awareness | Current national and international events, awards, summits, sports, government schemes of India, important personalities |
| 📋 Paper II — General Studies II (200 Marks) — Jharkhand-Specific Topics | |
|---|---|
| Section | Key Topics |
| Jharkhand History | History of Jharkhand from ancient times; tribal history and movements; Jharkhand statehood struggle; important historical events and figures of Jharkhand |
| Jharkhand Geography | Physical features, rivers and lakes, forest cover, mineral resources (coal, iron, uranium, copper); climate; districts and headquarters |
| Jharkhand Culture & Language | Tribal communities (Santali, Mundari, Ho, Oraon etc.); festivals, dance, music, art forms of Jharkhand; tribal languages; cultural heritage |
| Jharkhand Polity & Administration | Administrative structure of Jharkhand; state legislature, Governor, CM; important constitutional provisions related to fifth schedule; Panchayats Extension to Scheduled Areas (PESA) Act |
| Jharkhand Economy | Economic development, industries, agriculture, mining sector; state GDP; flagship government schemes of Jharkhand Govt.; employment and urbanisation |
| Jharkhand Current Affairs | Recent events, appointments, government decisions, schemes, sports achievements, notable personalities of Jharkhand |
🎯 Last-Minute Preparation Tips — 19 April Prelims
- Don't start new topics now: With the exam on 19 April, focus on revision of what you already know rather than learning new topics
- Jharkhand Paper II is the key: The highest differentiator is Paper II — a few hours of focused revision on Jharkhand tribal history, geography, mineral resources, and current affairs of the last 6 months can significantly boost your score
- Practice previous year papers: Solve the last 3–5 years of JPSC Prelims papers to get familiar with question style and recurring topics
- No negative marking = attempt everything: Go through all MCQs; prioritise your known answers first, then attempt doubtful ones — never skip any question
- Sleep well the night before: A well-rested brain performs better than frantic all-night revision the day before the exam
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Scribe (Shrutlekha) Facility for PwBD Candidates
Request scribe 3 days before exam at your exam centre with medical certificate
♿ PwBD Candidates — Scribe Request Procedure
- Candidates with benchmark disabilities who require a scribe (Shrutlekha / लेखक) must visit their exam centre 3 days before the exam date (i.e., by 16 April 2026)
- Carry the required medical certificate (Vishesh Chikitsa Praman Patra — Special Medical Certificate) along when requesting the scribe
- Submit a written application (Prarthana Patra — prayer letter) to the Centre Superintendent — who will then make the necessary arrangements for scribe provision
- Do NOT wait until exam day to request a scribe — advance notice is mandatory
- Scribe arrangements are at the discretion of the Centre Superintendent based on the supporting medical documentation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Complete Q&A for JPSC Civil Services Prelims Admit Card & Exam 2026
Where to download JPSC Civil Services Admit Card 2026?+
The JPSC Civil Services Prelims Admit Card 2026 is available at jpscotr.com — the official JPSC One-Time Registration portal. Also accessible through the OTR link on the official JPSC website jpsc.gov.in. Admit card is available from 14 April 2026 (5:00 PM). Login using your Email ID / Mobile Number / OTR Number and Password. Download and print the Admit Card, Attendance Sheet, and Exam Instructions together.
Is the City Intimation Slip the same as the Admit Card?+
No — they are two separate documents. The City Intimation Slip (available from 8 April 2026) only shows the district headquarters where your exam centre will be located — it does not have the exact venue address or other details. The Admit Card (available from 14 April 2026 at 5 PM) is the actual hall ticket with your complete exam centre details, roll number, instructions, and photograph. You need the Admit Card — not the City Slip — to enter the exam hall.
Is there negative marking in JPSC Prelims 2026?+
No negative marking in the Prelims. Both Paper I and Paper II are objective-type MCQ papers with no penalty for wrong answers. This means you should attempt every single question — leaving questions blank only reduces your chances. Mark your best guess for questions you are unsure about.
Will Prelims marks be counted in the final JPSC merit list?+
No. Prelims marks are NOT counted in the final merit list. The Preliminary Examination is purely a screening/qualifying round. Only the Mains Examination (Papers II–VI — 950 marks) and Interview (100 marks) — total 1,050 marks — determine the final merit ranking. Prelims is cleared by many candidates, but rank is decided in Mains.
What is the JPSC Civil Services exam date 2026?+
The JPSC Combined Civil Services Preliminary Exam 2025 (Advt. 01/2026) is scheduled for 19 April 2026 (Sunday) in two shifts across various district headquarters in Jharkhand. Shift 1 (General Studies Paper I): 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM — report by 8:00 AM. Shift 2 (General Studies Paper II): 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM — report by 1:00 PM. Both papers on the same day.
What is the selection process for JPSC Civil Services?+
Three-stage selection: Stage 1 — Prelims (400 marks, objective, qualifying only — marks not counted). Stage 2 — Main Written Exam (6 papers, descriptive; Paper I qualifying with 30 marks minimum; Papers II–VI scored, 950 marks). Stage 3 — Interview/Personality Test (100 marks). Final merit = Mains (950) + Interview (100) = 1,050 marks. No negative marking in Prelims. No limit on attempts.
What is the salary for JPSC Deputy Collector or DSP?+
For Deputy Collector, DSP, District Commandant, and similar posts: Pay Band PB-2 (₹9,300–34,800) with Grade Pay ₹5,400 — equivalent to approximately ₹56,100 per month at entry level under 7th CPC (Level 10). Additional allowances (DA at 40–50%+ of basic, HRA, TA, medical benefits) can bring the total monthly emoluments to ₹80,000–₹1,00,000+ depending on posting location. These are Gazetted officer posts with excellent career growth.
Is there a limit on attempts for JPSC Civil Services?+
No — there is absolutely no limit on the number of attempts for the JPSC Combined Civil Services Examination. Candidates can apply and appear as many times as they wish, as long as they meet the age limit (21–35 years for General, with category-wise relaxations) and possess the educational qualification (graduation). This is a major advantage compared to UPSC and several other state PSC exams.
My admit card is not downloading. What should I do?+
If you face difficulty downloading the admit card: (1) Try a different browser (Chrome recommended) or clear browser cache. (2) Try again during off-peak hours (early morning or late night) to avoid server congestion. (3) Verify your login credentials — use Email ID or Mobile Number instead of OTR number if you've forgotten it. (4) If still unable to download, call the JPSC Helpline: 8929883832 between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM on working days — helpline is available till 18 April 2026 (day before exam).
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Official Links — Download Admit Card & Notification
Download only from jpsc.gov.in and jpscotr.com — avoid third-party portals
📄 Official Links for JPSC Civil Services 2026
📄 Download Admit Card — jpscotr.com (Login with Email/Mobile/OTR No. + Password)
📄 Official Notice — 7 April 2026 (City Slip & Admit Card Instructions) — jpsc.gov.in
📄 Official Press Release & Exam Instructions — 28 March 2026 — jpsc.gov.in
🏠 JPSC Official Website — jpsc.gov.in
📞 JPSC Helpline
For admit card download issues: 8929883832 | Available till 18 April 2026 | Working days only | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Call only for genuine technical difficulties with admit card download — general exam queries must be checked at jpsc.gov.in.
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