JPSC APP Recruitment 2025: Government jobs released for more than 100 posts in Jharkhand, only law graduates can apply..

Jharkhand Public Service Commission i.e. JPSC, has invited applications for the post of Assistant Public Prosecutor. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online by visiting the official website of JPSC, jpsc.gov.in. The last date to apply is 21 July 2025 (till 5 pm). At the same time, the deadline for payment of the application fee will end on 22 July 2025 at 5 pm. Under this recruitment drive, Jharkhand Public Service Commission will recruit a total of 134 posts of Assistant Public Prosecutor.

JPSC APP Recruitment 2025 Eligibility Criteria: What are the eligibility criteria?

Educational Qualification: The minimum educational qualification of the candidate for recruitment to these posts should be a Law Graduate. Apart from this, he should also have a certificate of computer operation from an institute recognized by the state government.

45 years for PwBD candidates, 37 years for Backward Class I/Extremely Backward Class II (47 years for PwBD candidates), 38 years for female candidates (48 years for disabled candidates), and 40 years for SC/ST (male and female candidates) (50 years for disabled candidates).

JPSC APP Recruitment 2025 Application Fee: What is the application fee?
The application fee for General, EWS, and Backward Class candidates is Rs 600, while SC/ST category candidates have to pay Rs 150 as application fee.

JPSC APP Recruitment 2025 Apply: How to apply?
First of all, go to the official website of JPSC jpsc.gov.in.
Then click on the application link for JPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor on the homepage.
After that, register with your required details.
Now enter your information and submit to log in.

Then fill out your application form, upload the required documents, and pay the application fee.

After that, submit the form and download the confirmation page.

Take a printout of it and keep it with you for further need.

JPSC APP Recruitment 2025 Selection Process: What is the selection process?
The selection process for these posts includes two examinations, a preliminary and a main examination. There will be two papers in the preliminary examination. The first paper will be of 100 marks, in which questions related to general studies will be asked, while the second paper will be based on law studies, which will be of 200 marks. This exam will be of an objective type and candidates will be given two hours for each paper. Candidates who pass this exam will be selected for the main examination.

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