JSSC releases revised assistant teacher exam results, Ranchi tops

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The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, released the revised supplementary results for the language teacher posts (classes 6 to 8) under the 2023 combined competitive examination for trained assistant teachers in primary schools. A total of 1,265 candidates from 22 districts have been included, with Ranchi district accounting for the highest number at 155, followed by Palamu with 130.

JSSC releases revised assistant teacher exam results, Ranchi tops

The revision follows a Supreme Court order of 17 September 2026, which held that administrative instructions alone cannot stop higher-scoring reserved-category candidates from moving to the general merit pool when no statutory bar exists. The commission has withheld results for some candidates due to pending cases in various courts, disputes over vacancies, or absence of mandatory certificates. It said results may be modified once courts decide or candidates submit the required documents.

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The revised list adds 1,265 candidates but leaves others in limbo, their results tied up in pending court cases and missing documents. For those included, the Supreme Court's September 17 order has settled the principle that high-scoring reserved-category candidates cannot be barred from general merit by administrative fiat. The unresolved candidates will have to wait for court decisions or submit their certificates before the JSSC considers a further revision. The commission has kept the right to correct errors in the published list, meaning even the current result may not be final.


Source: prabhatkhabar.com

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