Jharkhand JSSC JILCCE Recruitment 2026 Notification Released - 326 Vacancies for Health Supervisor, MPW, and Other Positions

Download the JSSC JILCCE 2026 Notification PDF Here Direct Link to apply for Jharkhand JSSC JILCCE Recruitment 2026 Here The brochure includes 11 appendices (Parishisht I to XI) detailing the formats for caste certificates, local resident certificates, EWS income certificates, disability certificates, and the non-creamy layer self-declaration form, which are all necessary for document verification.

Candidates must thoroughly check their educational qualifications and age limits before applying, as the reference dates for age vary by post. The final date for online application submission is the reference date for checking educational qualification eligibility. Candidates who do not possess the necessary qualifications and valid certificates by the last application date will be deemed ineligible. The minimum age for all the positions is 18 years. The maximum age differs by post and is determined based on specific reference dates stated in the notification. Age relaxation for ex-servicemen or PwBD is applicable; however, not both can be claimed at the same time.

Educational Qualification (Post-wise)

18 years

Age Relaxation (Upper Limit)

Successful candidates in the JSSC JILCCE 2026 selection will receive salaries based on the pay band and grade pay determined by the Jharkhand government. All six positions fall into Pay Band PB-I: ₹5,200–₹20,200, with varying Grade Pay based on the specific role. Calculate your exact in-hand salary in just 10 seconds - Calculate Now

The selection process for JSSC JILCCE 2026 consists of two stages: a Preliminary Examination followed by a Main Examination, conducted via Computer Based Test (CBT) or OMR method. If applications for a specific subject exceed 50,000, a Preliminary Exam will generally be conducted prior to the Main Exam; if applications are fewer than 50,000, the commission may choose to proceed directly to the Main Exam. Scores across different shifts will be normalised using a published formula available on the JSSC website. The Preliminary Exam includes a single paper with 120 multiple-choice questions (3 marks for each correct answer) and lasts 2 hours, with 1 mark deducted for each incorrect answer. The paper will cover: Minimum qualifying marks in the Preliminary Exam: Candidates passing the Preliminary Exam will be shortlisted for the Main Exam in a ratio of 15 times the number of vacancies (category-wise). The Main Exam consists of three papers, each having a duration of 2 hours and awarding 3 marks for each correct answer, with 1 mark deducted for each wrong answer: Paper 1 - Language Knowledge (Qualifying) Minimum qualifying marks: 30%. Scores from Paper 1 are not included in the merit list. Paper 2 - Regional/Tribal Language Knowledge Candidates can choose one language from: Hindi, English, Urdu, Santhali, Bengali, Mundari (Munda), Ho, Kharia, Kudukh (Oraon), Kurmali, Khortha, Nagpuri, Panchpargania, Odia, Sanskrit. This paper contains 100 multiple-choice questions. Minimum qualifying marks: 30%. Paper 3 - General Knowledge Final merit is determined by combining scores from Paper 2 and Paper 3 (candidates must achieve a minimum of 30% in each). The merit list will be common, with final post allotment based on merit-cum-preference. Tie-breaking rule: In case of equal marks, the older candidate is ranked higher; if still tied, the alphabetical order of names as entered in the application (in English) will be used. Minimum qualifying marks in the Main Exam (combined for Paper 2 + Paper 3):

negative marking of 1 mark

Minimum qualifying marks in Preliminary Exam:

Paper 1 - Language Knowledge (Qualifying)

Paper 3 - General Knowledge

Minimum qualifying marks in Main Exam (Paper 2 + Paper 3 combined):

Following the Main Exam results, candidates will undergo document verification. All original documents must be presented during this stage; failure to provide valid certificates in the required format will lead to the cancellation of the candidature. Documents must be issued by a competent authority, and any certificates produced before the specified dates or from lower-level authorities will not be accepted. Required documents include: Matriculation (Class 10) Certificate / Marksheet - for name and date of birth proof (this is the only accepted DOB proof) Intermediate (10+2) Certificate and Marksheet - for educational qualification proof Caste Certificate (for SC/ST - from District/Sub-Divisional level authority, in prescribed format as per Appendix I, II, or III) OBC / EBC Certificate with Non-Creamy Layer status (Appendix IV or VI) - issued on or after 29 August 2012 by District/Sub-Divisional authority Non-Creamy Layer Self-Declaration Form (Appendix V) - mandatory if earlier certificate has expired EWS Income & Asset Certificate (Appendix VII) - issued by Sub-Divisional or Anchal officer; family annual income below ₹8 lakh Local Resident Certificate of Jharkhand (Appendix VIII or IX) - issued by Sub-Divisional officer on or after 02 June 2016, or by Anchal officer on or after 19 July 2019 PwBD Disability Certificate (Appendix X) - from State Government-constituted Medical Board; minimum 40% disability Scribe Request Certificate (Appendix XI) - from Chief Medical Officer / Civil Surgeon; must be submitted at least 15 days before exam date Sports Certificate (for Sports Quota candidates) - as per resolution No. 1709 dated 12 September 2007 Certificates issued before the prescribed dates or by authorities below the prescribed level will not be valid. OBC certificates issued for central government jobs are also invalid for this recruitment. Candidates with disabilities qualifying for PwBD status are entitled to a scribe and additional time during the examination. Those with blindness/low vision, locomotor disability affecting both hands, and cerebral palsy with 40% or more disability will receive a scribe and 20 extra minutes per hour of exam time. Other PwBD candidates can request a scribe upon providing a certificate of physical inability to write from the Chief Medical Officer/Civil Surgeon using the required format (Appendix XI). Requests for a scribe must be submitted to the JSSC office at least 15 days prior to the exam date.

Many candidates make common mistakes during the JSSC JILCCE 2026 application process. Here are some pitfalls to avoid: Entering a name that differs from the Matriculation certificate: The name in the application must exactly match your Class 10 certificate/marksheet - character for character. Do not include prefixes like "Shri," "Mr.," or "Smt." in the name field. Incorrect date of birth entry: Enter the exact date, month, and year as recorded in your Matriculation certificate, as no other document is accepted for DOB proof. Claiming a concessional fee without being SC/ST of Jharkhand: Candidates from categories other than Jharkhand SC/ST who claim the ₹50 concession will have their applications cancelled. If you belong to OBC, EWS, or General, pay ₹100. Submitting multiple applications: If you submit more than one application, only the most recently submitted one will be considered valid, and all previous applications will be cancelled - with no refund available. Submit once, carefully. Not saving each page before moving on: The application spans multiple pages. You must click "Save and Continue" on each page before proceeding. Incomplete applications will be rejected. Missing the fee payment deadline (20 August 2026): Registration concludes on 19 August, but fee payment and photo/signature uploads can be done until midnight on 20 August. Many candidates overlook this distinction and lose their fee without completing the application. Uploading the wrong photo format: The photo must be passport-size (2.5 × 3.5 inches), with 80% of the face visible including ears. Background should be plain; glasses are not permitted. Photo format issues may lead to application rejection. Using incorrect formats for caste/income/residence certificates: The brochure includes Appendix I through XI specifying the required formats. Certificates not in the prescribed format - even if issued by the correct authority - will not be accepted. Certificates issued before the specified dates: Local resident certificates issued before 02 June 2016 are invalid. Caste certificates from Anchal officer-level authorities issued before 25 February 2019 are also invalid. Verify the dates on your documents before applying. Not retaining a printout after submission: The admit card will only be available for download from the JSSC website. Keep your application printout and bank challan/payment receipt secure for future reference.