Thousands of hopefuls eyeing government jobs in Jharkhand can now breathe easier thanks to Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s announcement extending the JPSC 14th Civil Services age limit by four years. Delivered amid the budget session, the news has sparked celebrations among aspirants. The revised cutoff moves from 2026 to August 2022, countering the fallout from sporadic exam timings. While the personnel department had proposed a three-year extension, the CM opted for four years. This decisive action highlights administrative agility and ensures merit-based inclusion for the state’s administrative cadre.
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Jharkhand JPSC Exam: Age Cap Upped 4 Years by CM in Assembly
