JKSSB Declares Written Examination Result for Junior Engineer (Civil) – Advt. No. 03 of 2025
The Jammu & Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has officially released the result/score‐sheet of the written examination for the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) under Advt. No. 03 of 2025 (Items No. 06 & 07) for the Public Works (R&B) and Jal Shakti Departments. The result notification, dated 24 November 2025, makes the score‐sheet publicly available for candidates who appeared in the written test held on 2 November 2025.
Key Highlights
- Exam Conducting Body: JKSSB, located at Muthi, Akhnoor Road, Jammu / ZumZam Complex, Rambagh, Srinagar.
- Post: Junior Engineer (Civil) – Public Works (R&B) / Jal Shakti Departments.
- Advertisement: Notification No. 03 of 2025.
- Written Examination Date: 02 November 2025.
- Result Notification Date: 24 November 2025.
- The result is in the form of a score‐sheet (Annexure “A”) listing candidate roll numbers, names, father’s names and score achieved.
- Importantly, the notification emphasises that mere figuring in the score-sheet does not entitle a candidate to be called for document verification or final selection. The Board will call candidates falling in the consideration zone on merit basis.
What the Notification Says
In its notification, JKSSB states:
“Mere figuring in the result/score-sheet shall not entitle a candidate to be called for document verification or figure in the select list and that he/she has to fulfil other eligibility conditions, as laid down and decision of the Board in this regard shall be final.”
“The Jammu & Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) will call candidates falling in the consideration zone, based on the merit obtained by them for Document Verification. The schedule for Document Verification shall be notified separately.”
This makes it clear that the score‐sheet is not the final merit list or selection list. It is a transparency move to show how many candidates appeared and how they scored; the next steps will follow for those shortlisted.
How to Download the Score‐Sheet
- Visit the official website of JKSSB at www.jkssb.nic.in.
- Navigate to the “Results” section.
- Look for the link titled “Result/Score‐sheet of Written Examination for the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) – regarding”.
- Click the link to download the PDF.
- Open the PDF and check your Roll Number, Name & Score under Annexure “A”.
For convenience, the direct link (as referenced in the notification) is:
https://jkssb.nic.in/Pdf/RESULT_CIVIL_24112025.pdf (Please verify on the official site for authenticity).
What Candidates Should Do Next
- Check your name and score: Download the PDF and locate your roll number and details in Annexure “A”.
- Note that this is only the score‐sheet: Listing here does not guarantee you a call for next stage; it just means you appeared and your marks are reflected.
- Await the Board’s notification: JKSSB will separately issue a list of candidates invited for Document Verification (DV). This will be based on a “consideration zone” determined by merit and number of vacancies.
- Prepare original documents: Those likely to be called should keep ready all required certificates: engineering diploma/degree, domicile, category certificate (if applicable), identity proof, etc.
- Stay updated: Keep checking the official JKSSB website regularly for updated notifications, cut-offs, DV schedule, and final selection list.
Importance of this Recruitment Drive
The recruitment for Junior Engineer (Civil) holds major significance for aspiring engineers within the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. As per the official Notification No. 03 of 2025, a total of 508 vacancies have been announced for the Civil engineering discipline — comprising 150 posts under Public Works (R&B) and 358 under Jal Shakti Department.
This provides a substantial opportunity for diploma/degree holders in civil engineering to secure a government job in a technical role, especially within UT structures.
Recruitment & Selection Overview
- Advertisement: Notification No. 03 of 2025 for JE (Civil).
- Eligibility: Candidates must have requisite engineering diploma or degree in civil engineering as specified, and domicile of J&K UT.
- Selection Process: Written Examination → Document Verification → Final Selection. No interview for many posts.
- Written Examination Format: An objective‐type paper with multiple choice questions, negative marking for wrong answers (0.25 marks) as per standard.
- Merit & Consideration Zone: The Board will determine a cut‐off/consideration zone based on vacancies and scores attained; those above the zone will be invited for DV.
Why Release the Score‐Sheet Now?
Publishing the complete score‐sheet offers transparency: all candidates can see where they stand in terms of marks. It allows aspirants to know whether they are in contention for further rounds. It also helps avoid confusion about selections being arbitrary. By clearly stating that listing does not guarantee selection, the Board maintains procedural clarity.
What This Means for Aspirants
- If your name appears in the PDF, congratulations — you have your score.
- If you scored high (compared to peer scores in previous years or your estimate), you have a strong chance of moving into the next stage.
- If your score is lower, this is still a learning point: you now know your performance level and can plan for future attempts or improvement.
- Stay alert for the next stage notification — printouts, document verification calls, original certificates ready.
- Check the official site regularly so you don’t miss any deadlines (for DV or final selection).
Sample Timeline
- Notification released: 25 April 2025 (Online application window opened shortly thereafter).
- Written Exam Date (Civil): 02 November 2025.
- Result / Score‐sheet released: 24 November 2025.
- Next stage (Document Verification) to be notified by JKSSB soon.
For Web Site Readers: Download and Print
We encourage all candidates and website readers to download the official PDF of the result from the JKSSB website (link above). Once downloaded:
- Use Ctrl+F (or search) functionality to look up your Roll Number quickly.
- Print a hard copy for your records, especially if you believe you may advance to the next stage.
- Compare your score with past years (if available) to estimate chances of making the merit list.
Important Caveats & Notes
- Inclusion in the score‐sheet does not equal selection — the selection will follow per merit and eligibility criteria.
- The Board explicitly reserves the right to decide eligibility, to invite candidates in the consideration zone and rule out candidates who do not fulfil documentary or other eligibility conditions.
- Keep in mind that category‐based reservations, tie-breaking rules, domicile requirements etc., may apply.
- After DV, there may be further processes (medical, verification etc) before final appointment.
Final Word
For all aspiring Junior Engineers (Civil) in Jammu & Kashmir, this is a significant milestone. The release of the score‐sheet by JKSSB marks the conclusion of the written examination phase and provides clarity on where candidates stand. The next few weeks will determine who among them is invited for Document Verification and ultimately selected for appointment.
If you are one of the candidates, this is the time to stay alert, ensure your documents are ready, keep track of official notifications and, if shortlisted, be fully prepared for the next phase. For all those looking ahead, take this as a guide to the level required, plan accordingly for future attempts, and use this result as a reference point.
We congratulate all candidates who secured their names in the Mumbai—sorry, Jammu & Kashmir Services Selection Board’s result sheet, and wish you all the very best for the next stage of selection. Stay connected with the official site of JKSSB for timely updates and further instructions.
Download PDF (Official Score‐Sheet): RESULT_CIVIL_24112025.pdf
