Jssc Excise Constable Result Out

Jharkhand (JSSC) Excise Constable Result 2025 Out

The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) has officially released the result for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) regarding the Jharkhand Excise Constable Competitive Examination (JECCE-2023). The result was declared on November 28, 2025, through Notice-13.  The Jharkhand Excise Constable (Utpad Sipahi) recruitment is one of the most anticipated drives by the JSSC. The notification (Advertisement No. 06/2023) was released back in 2023 to fill 583 vacancies in the Excise Department. Unlike many other exams, the selection process for this post started with a Physical Efficiency Test (PET), followed by a Written Exam, and finally a Medical Check-up. The recent result declaration marks the completion of the first and most physically demanding phase.

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Key details 

Features Details
Exam Name Jharkhand Excise Constable Competitive Exam (JECCE-2023)
Conducting Body Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC)
Post Name Excise Constable (Utpad Sipahi)
Total Vacancies 583
Selection Stage Cleared Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Result Status Released (November 28, 2025)
Next Stage Written Examination (OMR Based)

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Important Dates 

Event Date
Notification Release May 2023
Online Application Start June 1, 2023
Last Date to Apply July 10, 2023
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) August 22, 2024 – September 20, 2024
PET Result Declaration November 28, 2025
Written Exam Date To be Notified Soon

Note: The physical tests were conducted across 7 selection centers in the state.

How to Download the Jharkhand Excise Constable Result 2025

The result has been published in PDF format containing the registration numbers of qualified candidates. Follow these simple steps to check if you have qualified:

  1. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official JSSC website at www.jssc.nic.in.
  2. Navigate to “What’s New”: On the homepage, look for the “What’s New” or “Important Links” section.
  3. Find the Link: Click on the link titled “Result of Physical Efficiency Test for JECCE-2023” (Notice-13).
  4. Download PDF: A PDF file will open. Download and save it to your device.
  5. Search Your Number: Open the PDF and use the search function (Ctrl + F on PC or the Search icon on Mobile). Enter your Registration Number.
  6. Confirmation: If your number is highlighted, congratulations you have qualified for the Written Examination.

Cut Off Marks Analysis (Previous Year 2019)

It is crucial to understand that the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) is qualifying in nature. This means there are no marks awarded for running; you simply pass or fail based on completing the race within the time limit (10 km in 60 mins for men, 5 km in 40 mins for women). Therefore, there is no Cut Off score for the PET result declared today.

However, the Final Merit List will be prepared solely based on the marks obtained in the upcoming Written Examination. Written Exam Cut Off Comparison

The written exam consists of three papers, but the merit is usually decided based on Paper 2 (Regional Language) and Paper 3 (General Knowledge).

Category Previous Year Cut Off 
General (UR) 470
OBC (BC-I/II) 450
SC 440
ST 401

Note:  cut-off figures are cumulative (Paper 2 + Paper 3).

 What is Next After the Result?

Now that the PET results are out. Only those who have physically qualified will move to the next stage.

Written Examination

The written exam will be conducted in OMR mode. It is the most critical stage because your final selection depends entirely on the marks scored here.

The Written Exam is divided into Three Papers:

Paper 1: Language Knowledge (Qualifying Only)
  • Hindi: 80 Questions
  • English: 40 Questions
  • Minimum 30% marks required to pass. Marks NOT added to merit.
Paper 2: Regional/Tribal Language
  • Candidates must choose one language (Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Santhali, Khortha, Nagpuri, etc.).
  • 100 Questions (300 Marks).
  • Marks are added to the Merit List.
Paper 3: General Knowledge
  • General Studies: 40 Q
  • Jharkhand GK: 50 Q
  • General Science: 20 Q
  • General Math: 10 Q
  • Total: 120 Questions (360 Marks).
  • Marks are added to the Merit List.

Final Stage: Medical Examination

Candidates who clear the written exam cut-off will be called for a medical check-up to ensure they do not have conditions like night blindness, hearing loss, stammering, flat foot, or knock knees.

Vacancy Details (Category Wise)

Category Vacancy
Unreserved (UR) 237
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 148
Scheduled Caste (SC) 57
BC-I (EBC) 50
BC-II (OBC) 32
EWS 59
Total 583

Preparation Strategy for Written Exam

  1. Focus on Jharkhand GK: Paper 3 has 50 questions dedicated to Jharkhand alone. This is the highest weightage section. Read standard books like Jharkhand Saar Sangrah.
  2. Master Your Regional Language: Scoring 80-90% in the regional language paper is possible and can increase your rank.
  3. Don’t Ignore Paper 1: Although qualifying, failing Paper 1 means your other papers won’t be considered. Ensure you practice basic Hindi and English grammar.
  4. Math & Science: These 30 questions (20 Science + 10 Math) are often basic 10th-level questions. Regular practice can guarantee full marks here.

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