JSSC Excise Constable Result 2026 Declared

JSSC Excise Constable Result 2026 — Combined Merit List PDF Released

The JSSC Excise Constable Result 2026 is finally out, closing a recruitment cycle that started all the way back in 2023. The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission released the Combined Merit List for the Jharkhand Excise Constable Competitive Examination (JECCE-2023) on 28 July 2026, covering 583 Excise Constable posts. If you cleared the Physical Efficiency Test back in 2024 and sat for the written exam this April, your name — or your qualifying status — is on this list right now.

Here's the complete picture: how the merit list was built, what it actually contains, and exactly how to check your own result without missing a detail.

Quick Overview

Why This Recruitment Took So Long

This cycle is a good example of how long a multi-stage government exam can genuinely stretch. Applications opened in June 2023, the Physical Efficiency Test didn't happen until August 2024, and the written exam — the stage that actually decides merit — wasn't held until April 2026, almost three years after the process began. If you're currently in the middle of a different JSSC recruitment and frustrated by the pace, this timeline is a fairly realistic benchmark, not an outlier.

Full Exam Timeline

How the JSSC Excise Constable Selection Process Worked

Selection ran through five distinct stages, and it's worth understanding each one if you're decoding your own status on the merit list:

1. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — a qualifying round; candidates either passed or were eliminated here.
2. Written Examination — held on 12 April 2026, this is where actual scoring began.
3. Combined Merit List — prepared from written exam marks (Paper-II + Paper-III combined), now released.
4. Document Verification — the next stage for shortlisted candidates.
5. Final Appointment — the last step for those who clear document verification.

Only the written test marks feed into your merit rank — the PET itself doesn't carry a score, so don't go looking for a "PET marks" column on the result PDF.

What's Inside the Combined Merit List

The result PDF isn't a simple pass/fail sheet — it's fairly detailed. Each entry includes:

1. Merit Rank and Registration/Roll Number
2. Reservation category, local resident status, and gender
3. Matriculation percentage
4. Paper-I, Paper-II, and Paper-III marks individually
5. Qualifying status for each paper
6. Combined marks (Paper-II + Paper-III) and combined percentage
7. Final status: Qualified or Not Qualified

➡️ Download the JSSC Excise Constable Result 2026 PDF now and check your roll number, marks, and qualifying status before document verification begins.

How to Check the JSSC Excise Constable Result 2026

1. Visit the official JSSC portal at jssc.jharkhand.gov.in.
2. Look for the "Results" tab on the homepage.
3. Click the link for the JECCE-2023 Combined Merit List.
4. The result will open as a PDF — there are no individual scorecards, only this combined list.
5. Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F) and type your registration or roll number to jump straight to your entry.
6. Check your paper-wise marks, combined percentage, and final qualifying status.
7. Save the PDF, since you'll likely need it again during document verification.

For updates on other stages of Jharkhand recruitment cycles, check our Admit Cards section — useful if you're tracking a newer JSSC exam still in its call-letter stage.

What Happens After the Merit List?

Candidates marked "Qualified" on the combined list move to document verification next, followed by final appointment for those who clear it. If your details on the merit list look incorrect — wrong category, wrong marks, or a data-entry mismatch — raise it with JSSC immediately through their official grievance channel rather than waiting until the verification stage to sort it out.

The JSSC Excise Constable Result 2026 effectively closes out one of JSSC's longest-running recruitment cycles — from a 2023 application window to a 2026 merit list, with a nearly two-year gap between the physical test and the written exam in between. For the candidates marked "Qualified," document verification is the next real milestone, not a formality to skip past. If you're still checking your status, download the PDF directly rather than relying on a screenshot doing the rounds on social media — merit lists like this one get miscopied often, and your roll number is the only detail that matters.