JSSC JTGLCCE 2026: पोस्ट, एलिजिबिलिटी, सैलरी व कैसे अप्लाई करें
इस लेख में (Table of Contents)
The Jharkhand Technical Graduate Level Combined Competitive Examination (JTGLCCE) 2026 is JSSC's recruitment for graduates with a technical degree. With 611 posts across state departments, it is a strong opportunity for B.Tech, B.Sc and similar degree holders who want a state government career in Jharkhand.
Quick facts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting body | Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) |
| Total posts | 611 |
| Level | Graduate (technical / professional degree) |
| Application | Closed on 20 July 2026 |
| Exam mode | Computer-based test (CBT), as per JSSC practice |
| Exam date | Awaited |
Who was eligible
Each post requires a specific technical degree — for example engineering, agriculture, science or another professional discipline — as listed post-wise in the official advertisement. Candidates must also meet the age limit and Jharkhand domicile/reservation rules stated in the notification. If you applied, keep a printout of the final application and all degree certificates ready for document verification.
Selection process
- Written CBT — usually language, general knowledge with a Jharkhand focus, and subject knowledge for the post.
- Document verification for shortlisted candidates.
- Final merit list by post and category.
Always confirm the paper-wise scheme on the official syllabus page: JSSC syllabus.
A preparation plan while you wait
Technical subject (50% of your time)
Revise your core degree subjects from standard textbooks and solve objective questions from previous state PSC/SSC technical papers. Focus on fundamentals — that is what objective papers test.
Jharkhand GK and current affairs (30%)
Cover history (Santhal Hul, Ulgulan, CNT/SPT Acts), geography (rivers, minerals, waterfalls), tribes and PVTGs, the state budget and 2026 developments. Our free Jharkhand GK test is a quick way to check your level.
Language paper (20%)
Hindi and English grammar, comprehension and vocabulary. Don't ignore the qualifying or regional-language component — failing it can cost you the whole exam.
Important caution
Given the recent controversies around JSSC-CGL and data-processing agencies, rumours about JSSC exams spread fast. Trust only notices published on the official website.
FAQ
Can I still apply for JSSC JTGLCCE 2026?No. Applications closed on 20 July 2026.
When is the JTGLCCE exam?JSSC has not announced it as of 6 October 2026.
