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The Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) is the premier constitutional body responsible for conducting recruitment examinations for various Group A and Group B administrative posts within the state of Jharkhand. Established under Article 315 of the Constitution of India, JPSC ensures a merit-based selection process for civil servants who drive the state's governance and development. The JPSC Combined Civil Services Exam 2026 offers prestigious job profiles such as Deputy Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), and Assistant Director. These officers are responsible for maintaining law and order, implementing government welfare schemes, and managing district-level administration. The selection process is highly rigorous, consisting of three distinct stages: a Preliminary Objective Test for screening, a Main Descriptive Examination to test depth of knowledge, and a Personality Test (Interview) to evaluate leadership qualities. This recruitment is of immense importance in India, especially for aspirants in Jharkhand, as it provides a direct pathway into the state's elite administrative machinery. It is a highly competitive opportunity for graduates to serve the public and contribute to the socioeconomic progress of the region. With the last date extended to 20th February 2026, candidates must ensure they meet the eligibility criteria and submit their online forms promptly to secure a chance in the Jharkhand Administrative Services.

• General / EBC / BC / EWS: ₹ 100/- + Bank Charges
• SC / ST of Jharkhand State: ₹ 50/- + Bank Charges
• PwBD (Physically Handicapped): Exempted
• Payment Method: Online via Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, or UPI.

• Minimum Age: 21 Years
• Maximum Age (UR): 35 Years
• Maximum Age (BC/EBC): 37 Years
• Maximum Age (Female UR/BC/EBC): 38 Years
• Maximum Age (SC/ST Male & Female): 40 Years
• Age Calculation Date: 01-08-2026

• Graduate Degree in any stream from a recognized University

1. Preliminary Examination (Objective)

Two papers of 200 marks each (General Studies I & II). Qualifying in nature.

2. Main Examination (Written)

6 Descriptive papers totaling 950 marks, including Language, Literature, and Social Sciences.

3. Interview / Personality Test

Final stage carrying 100 marks to assess the candidate's suitability for administrative roles.

Basic pay is supplemented by DA, HRA, and other state government allowances.