Age
21-65 Years
Min Qualification
As per notification
Location
All India
If you have a passion for teaching and a strong background in Engineering, Science, or Humanities, the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has just released a career-defining opportunity for you! The Commission is inviting applications for the regular appointment of Lecturers in various Government Polytechnic and Government Women’s Polytechnic institutions across the state. This recruitment is being conducted under the Department of Higher and Technical Education, Jharkhand.
Joining a government polytechnic as a Lecturer is not just about a job; it’s about shaping the future of technical education in India. With a highly attractive starting salary (Entry Pay up to Rs. 57,700/-) and the stability of a permanent government position, this is one of the most prestigious academic roles in the region. Whether you are a fresh post-graduate with a NET qualification or an experienced engineer with a GATE score, this recruitment offers a clear and merit-based path to a fulfilling career.
For Engineering/Technology Branches:
B.E./B.Tech/B.S. in the relevant discipline with First Class or equivalent.
Note: Candidates with a Master's degree in a relevant branch must also have First Class in either Bachelor's or Master's level at the time of selection.
2. For Science and Humanities:
Master's Degree in the appropriate subject with First Class or equivalent at Bachelor's or Master's level.
Must have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) conducted by UGC/CSIR or similar accredited tests like SLET/SET.
General / EWS / OBC (BC-I & BC-II): Rs. 600/-
SC / ST of Jharkhand State: Rs. 150/-
PwBD Candidates (at least 40% disability): Exempted (Nil)
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Can candidates from other states apply? Ans: Yes, the recruitment is open to all Indian citizens, but reservation benefits apply only to Jharkhand residents.
Is there a written exam? Ans: No, the selection is purely based on Academic Weightage and Interview.
What is the starting salary? Ans: The Entry Pay is Rs. 56,100/- (Level 9A) or Rs. 57,700/- (Level 10) depending on your qualifications.
Is GATE mandatory for Engineering lecturers? Ans: While not strictly mandatory for eligibility, it carries 15 marks weightage, which is crucial for the merit list.
How are publications scored? Ans: You get a maximum of 8 marks for research papers in UGC-listed journals, books, or best paper awards.
Can I apply for multiple subjects? Ans: You must fulfill the specific eligibility for each branch. A separate application and fee would likely be required for different subjects.
What if my CGPA to Percentage formula is not on my marksheet? Ans: JPSC will use the AICTE conversion formula (e.g., 6.75 CGPA = 60%).
Is there a minimum qualifying mark for the interview? Ans: Yes, the minimum marks (e.g., 40% for UR/EWS) apply to the total score, including the interview.
What happens if I don't send the hard copy? Ans: Your application will be rejected if the physical set doesn't reach the JPSC office by March 25.
Is there any relaxation for contractual teachers?Ans: Yes, teachers who worked in Jharkhand polytechnics get 1 additional mark per year (max 5 marks).