JPSC Main Exam Postponed: The Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has decided to postpone the Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Main (Written) Competitive Examination-2025 for the time being. According to the schedule previously released by the Commission, the exam was slated to be held on July 25, 26, and 27, 2026, at various centers in Ranchi. However, the exam will no longer take place on the originally scheduled dates. The Commission has clarified that the new exam dates will be announced later via its official website.
New Exam Dates to be Announced Later
The JPSC will now issue a revised examination schedule separately. Details regarding the new exam dates, the date for the release of admit cards, and other important information will be published on the Commission's official website. Admit cards will be made available for candidates to download a few days prior to the commencement of the examination.
Candidates are advised to regularly check the official JPSC website for the latest updates regarding the recruitment process.
Concerns Raised Regarding Exam Transparency
Questions have frequently been raised recently concerning JPSC recruitment examinations. Many candidates staged protests demanding transparency in the examination process. Allegations were made that the Commission had engaged an agency to conduct the exam that had previously been blacklisted in Uttar Pradesh.
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