The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) has released the official notification for the Warder Recruitment 2025. Interested candidates can apply online by visiting the commission's website, jssc.jharkhand.gov.in. The application process will begin on November 7, 2025.
Candidates can deposit the application fee and upload the required documents until 12 midnight on December 10th. There will also be an opportunity to make corrections to the application form between December 11th and 13th. Candidates are advised not to wait for the deadline and to apply on time.
What are the eligibility criteria?
The educational qualification for this recruitment is a 10th pass. The minimum age limit is 18 years, and the maximum age limit is 25 years. Age relaxation is applicable for Extremely Backward Class (male), 3 years for Unreserved and EWS (female), and 5 years for SC/ST candidates.
This time, the physical eligibility criteria have been changed. Male candidates from the Unreserved, EWS, and Extremely Backward Classes must have a minimum height of 160 cm and a chest girth of 81 cm. For SC/ST categories, the minimum height limit is 155 cm, and chest girth is 79 cm. For female candidates, the minimum height limit is 148 cm. The physical test has also undergone a significant change. Now, male candidates must complete a 1600-meter run in 6 minutes, and female candidates must complete a 1600-meter run in 10 minutes.
Application Fees
The application fee is ₹100 for the General category and ₹50 for SC/ST.
What is the application process?
Visit the official website.
Click on "Online Application for JKCE-2025."
Register and log in.
Fill out the application form.
Pay the fees.
Upload your photo and signature.
Submit the form and take a printout.
Selection Process
The selection process will include a Physical Standard and Efficiency Test, a written examination, and a medical examination.
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