The Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has re-opened the registration window for the Jharkhand Combined Civil Service Exam (JCCSE) Mains 2023. Candidates who have qualified the JPSC pre-exam 2023 and have not applied for the JPSC Civil Services Mains 2023 can register online through JPSC official website at jpsc.gov.in.
According to the JPSC notification, the last date to fill out the application form is June 14 until 12 noon. Earlier, the registration window was open from April 26 to May 16, 2024. Later, on the demand of several stakeholders, the commission decided to give a last chance to candidates who missed the window.
JPSC Civil Services 2024: Eligibility criteria
The candidates must have cleared the Jharkhand Combined Civil Service (JCCS) Prelims exam 2023, which was conducted on April 22, 2024. They should also possess a graduation degree from a recognised university or institute, regardless of their field of study.
Candidate should have completed the minimum age of 21 years old. The upper age limit for the unreserved category is 35 years old.
JPSC Civil Services Mains 2024: How to register
- Go to the official website of JPSC at jpsc.gov.in
- Click on the “Civil Services Mains 2024” registration link available on the homepage,
- A new window will open; enter the login credentials
- The application form will reflect on your screen
- Fill up the form, and submit
- Download the confirmation page
- Take a printout of the confirmation page for future reference
JPSC Civil Services Exam 2024: Exam Schedule
According to the, the JPSC Combined Civil Services Mains 2023 is tentatively scheduled from June 22 to 24, 2024.
JPSC Civil Services Exam 2024: Selection process
The JPSC Civil Services Exam selection process comprises three stages. In the first stage, candidates are supposed to clear the preliminary exam. Candidates must note that the preliminary exam, which serves as a qualifying round, is a multiple-choice objective-type OMR-based test. In the second stage, candidates are supposed to take a written exam, and this stage holds scoring importance. In the third and last stage, candidates who qualify the main exam appear for the interview.
The final merit list is determined based on the marks obtained in the main examination and interview test, excluding marks from paper 1.
