The Jharkhand General Graduate Qualified Combined Competitive Examination (JGGLCCE) has been decided to be postponed by the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission’s Examination Controller. On January 28, the JGGLCCE 2023 examination was abruptly cancelled in all three shifts. This decision was made by the government even though several students had already appeared for the recruitment test. Following this, the examination that had been originally scheduled for February 4 has also been postponed until further notice. The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission is now soon expected to release new dates for the JGGLCCE examination.
The primary reason leading to the abrupt cancellation of the JSSC CGL exam was a paper leak incident that occurred on January 28. This led to a ruckus, resulting in several candidates questioning the administration as to why the paper was leaked. The administration soon responded by saying that a First Information Report (FIR) would be filed for the examination question paper leak. The commission also specified that a thorough review of the security arrangements will now be required, leading to the scheduled exam for February 4 also being postponed. Once the new dates are decided, the commission will promptly publish them on its official website.
The official notification from the Jharkhand Staf Selection Commission stated on their website, “It is necessary to organize the examination scheduled on February 4, 2024, under JGGLCCE-2023 after a thorough and complete review of all the security arrangements related to the said examination, for which the examination scheduled on February 04 under JGGLCCE-2023 (three shifts) will be conducted is postponed. The rescheduled date of the said examination scheduled on February 4 will be published on the website of the Commission as soon as possible.”
A total of around 2017 posts were announced by Jharkhand’s Staff Selection Commission for the JSSC CGL exam. This included around 863 posts for the position of Assitant Branch Officer, around 335 posts for Junior Secretariat Assistant, 252 posts for Block Supply Officer, five posts for planning Assistant, 182 vacancies for Labour Enforcement officer, 195 for Block Welfare Officer and 185 posts for Circle Inspector Cum Kanugo.
Clearing the to-be-announced written exams would see the candidates go through the process of document verification after which a merit list would be released for the ones who get selected. Candidates should keep an eye out for the revised dates by frequently visiting the official website of Jharkhand’s Staff Selection Commission.
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