JSSC JTAACCE syllabus 2026 has been officially released by the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission for 7,299 Assistant Acharya (Para Teacher) vacancies in government schools under Advertisement No. 04/2026. This is one of the largest teaching recruitment drives in Jharkhand in recent years, covering Classes 1–5 and Classes 6–8 across 24 districts. This guide is for B.Ed. and D.El.Ed. holders aged 21–40 who have cleared JTET/CTET and want to crack the JTAACCE exam in their first attempt. Below, you will find the full paper-wise syllabus, exam pattern, marking scheme, salary details, eligibility criteria, and a step-by-step application process — everything in one place.
The JSSC JTAACCE 2026 exam consists of 3 papers for PRT (Class 1–5) and 4 papers for Upper Primary (Class 6–8). Paper 1 (Mother Tongue) is qualifying at 30% minimum; marks count only from Paper 2 onwards. Total 7,299 vacancies are available across Jharkhand, with a salary of Rs. 25,500–29,200/month depending on level.
- Full Exam Name: Jharkhand Trained Assistant Acharya Combined Competitive Examination (JTAACCE) 2026
- Advertisement No.: 04/2026
- Total Vacancies: 7,299 (6,101 Regular + 1,198 Backlog)
- Post Name: Assistant Acharya (Para Teacher) — Classes 1–5 and 6–8
- Application Dates: 31 July – 30 August 2026
- Exam Mode: CBT (Computer-Based Test)
- Salary (Class 1–5): Rs. 25,500 – Rs. 81,100/month (Pay Level 4)
- Salary (Class 6–8): Rs. 29,200 – Rs. 92,300/month (Pay Level 5)
- Official Website: jssc.jharkhand.gov.in
- Application Fee: Rs. 100 (UR/EWS) | Rs. 50 (SC/ST)
What Is JSSC JTAACCE 2026 and Why It Matters
JSSC JTAACCE 2026 stands for the Jharkhand Trained Assistant Acharya Combined Competitive Examination. It is a state-level recruitment exam conducted by the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) to fill 7,299 para teacher posts in government primary and upper primary schools across Jharkhand. These are regular government teaching positions — not temporary contracts — with full pay-scale salary, job security, and government benefits.
The examination selects candidates for the post of Assistant Acharya (Para Teacher) under the School Education and Literacy Department, Government of Jharkhand. Subjects covered include Language, Social Science, Mathematics, and Science for upper primary classes, and general teaching for primary classes. The selection is purely merit-based through the written examination and document verification — there is no interview stage.
Who Should Apply for JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
This recruitment is ideal for candidates who already hold teacher training qualifications and a valid TET certificate. Here are the specific profiles that should apply:
- 🎓 Intermediate-pass candidates with D.El.Ed. (2-year Diploma in Elementary Education) targeting primary teaching posts (Classes 1–5) at Rs. 25,500/month salary
- 📚 Graduates with B.Ed. or Integrated B.Ed. aiming for upper primary posts (Classes 6–8) in Language, Social Science, or Science & Maths streams
- ✅ JTET or CTET qualified candidates who have been waiting for a Jharkhand state teaching vacancy — this is the largest opening in years
- 🌾 Jharkhand domicile candidates from SC/ST/OBC communities seeking SC/ST age relaxation up to age 40 and reduced application fee of Rs. 50
- 👩🏫 Female candidates eligible up to age 38 (UR/EWS/BC categories), making this exam accessible for women who completed teacher training later
- 🔁 Backlog vacancy candidates from reserved categories — 1,198 additional vacancies are available specifically for backlog posts
- 📍 Candidates from all 24 Jharkhand districts including Ranchi, Dhanbad, Bokaro, Dumka, Hazaribagh, and East Singhbhum — district-wise vacancies are listed in the official notification
- 🎯 Multi-subject candidates who can apply for more than one post as per the official notification conditions
JSSC JTAACCE Salary 2026 — Pay Structure and Benefits
The JSSC JTAACCE 2026 salary is structured under the Jharkhand Pay Matrix, offering stable government pay with annual increments. These are consolidated pay-level posts, not fixed contractual amounts.
| Post | Pay Level | Basic Pay Range |
|---|---|---|
| Assistant Acharya — Classes 1 to 5 | Level 4 | Rs. 25,500 – Rs. 81,100/month |
| Assistant Acharya — Classes 6 to 8 | Level 5 | Rs. 29,200 – Rs. 92,300/month |
In addition to the basic pay, selected candidates receive Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Travel Allowance (TA), and other state government perks as applicable under Jharkhand service rules. The effective in-hand monthly salary (with all allowances) typically ranges from approximately Rs. 32,000 to Rs. 42,000 depending on posting district and applicable allowances.
JSSC JTAACCE Eligibility Criteria 2026
Eligibility varies by the level of teaching post applied for. All qualifications must be possessed by the last date of online application (30 August 2026). Age is calculated as on 1 August 2026.
| Post | Educational Qualification | TET Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Intermediate Trained (Class 1–5) | 10+2 (Intermediate) with minimum prescribed marks + 2-year D.El.Ed. / B.El.Ed. / Graduation with D.El.Ed. | JTET, CTET, or any recognised TET |
| Graduate Trained — Language (Class 6–8) | Graduation in the concerned language subject + B.Ed. / Integrated B.Ed. (B.A. B.Ed. / B.Sc. B.Ed.) or NCTE-recognised qualification | JTET, CTET, or any recognised TET |
| Graduate Trained — Social Science (Class 6–8) | Graduation with Social Science / Humanities as prescribed + B.Ed. or Integrated B.Ed. | JTET, CTET, or any recognised TET |
| Graduate Trained — Science & Mathematics (Class 6–8) | Graduation in Mathematics, Science or relevant combination + B.Ed. / B.Sc. B.Ed. or recognised qualification | JTET, CTET, or any recognised TET |
Age Limit (calculated as on 1 August 2026):
| Category | Maximum Age |
|---|---|
| Minimum Age (All Categories) | 21 Years |
| UR / EWS | 35 Years |
| BC-I / BC-II (Male) | 37 Years |
| Female Candidates (UR/EWS/BC) | 38 Years |
| SC / ST (Male & Female) | 40 Years |
JSSC JTAACCE Exam Pattern 2026 — Paper-wise Structure
The JSSC JTAACCE 2026 exam is conducted in CBT (Computer-Based Test) mode. There are two distinct exam patterns based on the level of post — Primary (Class 1–5) and Upper Primary (Class 6–8). All papers are objective, multiple-choice type. A critical feature: Paper 1 (Mother Tongue) is qualifying only — a minimum of 30% is required, but these marks are NOT added to the final merit list.
Exam Pattern — Intermediate Trained (PRT, Classes 1–5): 3 Papers
| Paper | Subject | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | Mother Tongue (Qualifying only — Hindi, English, Urdu, etc.) | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours |
| Paper 2 | Scheduled Language (Chosen from approved list) | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours |
| Paper 3 | GK & Current Affairs (50) + Social Science (75) + Science & Maths (75) | 200 | 200 | 3 Hours |
| Total (Merit) | Papers 2 + 3 only | 300 | 300 |
Exam Pattern — Graduate Trained (Upper Primary, Classes 6–8): 4 Papers
| Paper | Subject | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | Mother Tongue (Qualifying only) | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours |
| Paper 2 | Scheduled Language (Chosen from approved list) | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours |
| Paper 3 | General Knowledge & Current Affairs | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours |
| Paper 4 | Optional Subject (Maths/Science, Social Science, or Language) | 180 | 180 | 3 Hours |
| Total (Merit) | Papers 2 + 3 + 4 | 380 | 380 |
JSSC JTAACCE Syllabus — Paper 1: Mother Tongue (Qualifying)
Paper 1 tests basic proficiency in the candidate’s mother tongue. This is a qualifying paper — candidates must score at least 30% marks (30 out of 100) for their other papers to be evaluated. Marks from Paper 1 are not included in the merit list. The paper is objective/MCQ-based with unseen passages and grammar questions.
- Reading Comprehension: Unseen prose and poetry passages with questions on meaning, inference, and vocabulary
- Grammar: Parts of speech, tenses, subject-verb agreement, active-passive voice, direct-indirect speech
- Vocabulary: Synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution, fill in the blanks
- Sentence Correction: Identifying grammatically incorrect sentences and correcting them
- Language in Context: Phrases, idioms, and correct usage in practical sentences
Approved Mother Tongue Options: Hindi, English, Urdu, and other languages as prescribed in the official notification brochure. Candidates should select the language that matches their academic background and daily-use medium to maximise their qualifying score with minimal preparation time.
JSSC JTAACCE Syllabus — Paper 2: Scheduled Language
Paper 2 tests proficiency in a scheduled or regional language chosen from the list approved by JSSC. This paper carries 100 marks and is included in the merit list. The questions test both language knowledge and comprehension ability.
Scheduled Language options available (as per JSSC norms) include: Hindi, English, Urdu, Santali, Bengali, Mundari, Ho, Kharia, Kurmali, Nagpuri, Oraon (Kurukh), Khortha, and other officially recognised scheduled languages of Jharkhand. Candidates are advised to choose a language in which they have academic background or strong proficiency.
- Reading Comprehension: Passages with inference, main idea, and vocabulary questions
- Grammar & Usage: Structure of the chosen language — morphology, syntax, and usage rules
- Vocabulary: Word meanings, synonyms, antonyms in the chosen language
- Language Pedagogy (where applicable): Methods of teaching the scheduled language at primary/upper primary level
- Literature Overview: Basic awareness of key authors, texts, and literary tradition of the chosen language
For Paper 2, choose the language you studied as a subject at graduation or intermediate level — not just a language you speak at home. Academic preparation in the language significantly increases your score. For Santali or Ho, use NCERT and JAC Board reference materials, as general grammar books may not cover these languages.
JSSC JTAACCE Syllabus — Paper 3: General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Paper 3 is one of the most important papers in the JSSC JTAACCE exam. For PRT (Class 1–5) candidates, it is combined with Social Science and Science & Maths (200 marks total). For Upper Primary (Class 6–8) candidates, it is a standalone 100-mark GK paper that feeds directly into the merit list. Here is the full topic-wise syllabus:
Section A — General Studies (National & International)
- Current Affairs — national and international events (last 12 months)
- Scientific progress, discoveries, and technological achievements
- National and international awards and honours
- Books, scripts, capitals, and currencies of important countries
- Sports, sports persons, and important tournaments
- History of India — ancient, medieval, and modern periods
- Indian culture, heritage, and art forms
- Geography of India — physical, political, and economic
- Indian Constitution — features, fundamental rights, Directive Principles, Panchayati Raj
- Five-Year Plans and economic planning in India
- Freedom Movement — key events, leaders, and movements (1857–1947)
- Environment and ecology — biodiversity, conservation, climate change
- Major features of Indian agriculture and natural resources
- Community development and social welfare programmes
Section B — General Science (Everyday Science, 10th Level)
- Questions based on day-to-day observation and experience of science
- Basic physics: motion, force, energy, light, sound, electricity
- Basic chemistry: common substances, acids/bases/salts, chemical reactions in daily life
- Basic biology: human body systems, nutrition, disease, reproduction
- Environmental science: pollution, food chains, ecosystems
- Technology in daily life: computers, communication, household appliances
- Level: Class 10 (Matric) standard — no advanced concepts required
Section C — Jharkhand State GK (Very High Weightage)
- Geography of Jharkhand — rivers, mountains, forests, climate, wildlife sanctuaries
- History of Jharkhand — tribal movements, formation of the state (15 Nov 2000), key historical events
- Civilisation, culture, and traditions of Jharkhand’s tribal communities
- Languages and literature of Jharkhand — Santali, Ho, Mundari, Kurukh, Khortha, Nagpuri
- Important places, districts, and headquarters in Jharkhand
- Mines and minerals — coal, iron ore, copper, mica, bauxite production statistics
- Major industries of Jharkhand — SAIL, TATA Steel, HEC, coal mines
- Jharkhand’s contribution to the national freedom movement — Birsa Munda, Sidhu-Kanhu
- State government development plans, flagship schemes, and welfare programmes
- Sports persons and sportspersons of Jharkhand (e.g. Deepika Kumari, Manoj Tiwary)
- Prominent personalities of Jharkhand — politicians, artists, social workers
- Civic achievements — awards, rankings, infrastructure, education data of Jharkhand
- Important national and international events relating to Jharkhand
JSSC JTAACCE Syllabus — Paper 4: Optional Subject (Class 6–8 Only)
Paper 4 is only for Graduate Trained candidates applying for Class 6–8 posts. It carries 180 marks (180 questions) and is the single most important paper for the merit list. Candidates choose their optional subject based on their graduation stream.
Option A — Mathematics & Science (for B.Sc. Maths/Science candidates with B.Ed.)
- Mathematics: Number system, HCF/LCM, fractions, decimals, percentage, profit-loss, ratio-proportion, simple/compound interest, time-speed-distance, mensuration (area, perimeter, volume), algebra (linear equations, polynomials), geometry (triangles, circles, quadrilaterals), data handling, statistics basics
- Science: Food, materials, world of the living, moving things, how things work, natural phenomena, natural resources (as per NCERT Class 6–8 Science curriculum)
- Science & Maths Pedagogy: Methods of teaching science and mathematics, constructivist approaches, activity-based learning, NCF/NEP 2020 guidelines for science and maths
Option B — Social Science (for B.A. Humanities/Social Science candidates with B.Ed.)
- History: Ancient Indian history, medieval India, modern India and freedom movement, post-independence India, world history highlights
- Geography: Earth and its resources, Indian geography, maps and directions, climate, agriculture, industries, transport
- Civics/Political Science: Indian Constitution, government structure, local governance, Panchayati Raj, rights and duties
- Economics: Basics of economy, poverty, development, budget, banking, agriculture and industries in India
- Social Science Pedagogy: Teaching methods, source-based learning, project work, map skills, NCF/NEP 2020 framework for social science
Option C — Language (for candidates applying for Language Teacher posts in Classes 6–8)
- Reading Comprehension: Prose, poetry, and literary extracts in the chosen language
- Grammar: Advanced grammar of the language — morphology, syntax, sentence transformation
- Literature: History of the language and its literature, major authors and works
- Writing Skills: Essay, letter, report, paragraph writing concepts
- Language Pedagogy: Teaching methodology for language at upper primary level — reading, writing, speaking, listening skills development per NCF/NEP 2020
JSSC JTAACCE 2026 vs JTET — What Is the Difference?
| Feature | JSSC JTAACCE 2026 | JTET 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Conducted By | Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) | Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) |
| Purpose | Recruitment for 7,299 government teaching posts | Eligibility certificate to teach in Jharkhand |
| Type | Competitive recruitment exam — rank-based selection | Qualifying/eligibility test — pass/fail |
| Negative Marking | Yes — 1 mark deducted per wrong answer (JSSC standard) | No negative marking |
| Passing Marks | Paper 1: 30% qualifying; merit list for Papers 2/3/4 | 60% General; 55% BC; 52% SC/ST/PwD |
| Salary on Selection | Rs. 25,500–29,200/month (government pay scale) | Not applicable — certificate only |
| JTET Required? | Yes — JTET/CTET must be cleared before applying | This IS the JTET exam |
| Application Window | 31 July – 30 August 2026 | Separate notification by JAC |
| Level Coverage | Classes 1–5 and 6–8 | Paper 1 (1–5), Paper 2 (6–8) |
JTET is your entry pass; JSSC JTAACCE is the actual job. If you haven’t cleared JTET or CTET yet, do that first — you cannot apply for JTAACCE without a valid TET certificate. For those who are already TET-qualified, this recruitment cycle offers the best opportunity in Jharkhand’s teaching sector in recent years, with 7,299 regular government posts across all 24 districts.
Pros and Cons of Applying for JSSC JTAACCE 2026
Advantages:
- ✅ 7,299 vacancies — one of Jharkhand’s largest single-exam teaching recruitment drives
- ✅ Regular government posts with confirmed pay scale — not contractual or ad-hoc positions
- ✅ District-wise posting available — candidates can apply for their home district, reducing relocation need
- ✅ Merit-only selection — no interview stage, reducing bias and uncertainty
- ✅ Inclusive age relaxation up to 40 years for SC/ST and 38 for women — wider eligibility window
Disadvantages:
- ⚠️ High competition expected — lakhs of TET-qualified candidates in Jharkhand will apply for 7,299 posts
- ⚠️ Negative marking in all papers — 1 mark deducted per wrong answer, so guessing is risky
- ⚠️ Jharkhand GK weightage is very high — candidates from other states or with weak state GK will struggle
Important Terms & Concepts Related to JSSC JTAACCE 2026
Understanding these terms will help you navigate the notification, prepare smartly, and avoid common mistakes:
- JTAACCE: Jharkhand Trained Assistant Acharya Combined Competitive Examination — the official name of this exam; always use this in forms and applications
- Assistant Acharya: Official designation for the para teacher post in Jharkhand government schools; equivalent to Assistant Teacher in other states
- D.El.Ed.: Diploma in Elementary Education — 2-year teacher training course for Classes 1–5; mandatory for PRT-level posts
- B.Ed.: Bachelor of Education — degree-level teacher training required for Classes 6–8 posts; must be from an NCTE-recognised institution
- JTET: Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test — conducted by JAC; equivalent to CTET for Jharkhand state schools; clearing JTET/CTET is mandatory to apply for JTAACCE
- CBT Mode: Computer-Based Test — the exam is conducted online at designated centres; no pen/paper OMR sheet; practice with computer-based mock tests before exam day
- Negative Marking: 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer in all papers; avoid attempting questions where you have less than ~40% confidence
- Pay Level 4 / Level 5: Pay Matrix levels under the 7th Pay Commission structure adopted by Jharkhand; Level 4 starts at Rs. 25,500 and Level 5 starts at Rs. 29,200
- Backlog Vacancy: 1,198 positions in this recruitment are backlog posts — reserved category seats that remained unfilled in previous recruitment cycles and are now being advertised freshly
- Domicile Certificate: Required for SC/ST fee concession and category-based reservation; must be a valid Jharkhand state domicile issued by a competent authority
JSSC JTAACCE 2026 Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Notification Release Date | 22 July 2026 |
| Online Application Starts | 31 July 2026 |
| Last Date to Apply Online | 30 August 2026 |
| Last Date to Pay Application Fee | 1 September 2026 |
| Last Date to Upload Photo & Signature | 3 September 2026 |
| Application Correction Window | 5 to 7 September 2026 |
| Admit Card Release | To Be Announced |
| JSSC JTAACCE Exam Date | To Be Announced |
JSSC JTAACCE 2026 Important Links
| Link Name | URL |
|---|---|
| Official Notification PDF (Ad No. 04/2026) | jssc.jharkhand.gov.in — Official Brochure |
| Online Application Portal | jssc.jharkhand.gov.in |
| Jharkhand Government Official Portal | jharkhand.gov.in |
| Jharkhand Academic Council (JTET) | jac.jharkhand.gov.in |
| Ministry of Education — Teacher Policy | education.gov.in |
| NCTE — Teacher Education Standards | ncte.gov.in |
How to Apply Online for JSSC JTAACCE 2026 — Step-by-Step
Applications for JSSC JTAACCE 2026 are accepted online only — no offline/postal applications. Follow these steps carefully to avoid rejection:
- Visit the official JSSC website at jssc.jharkhand.gov.in and look for the JTAACCE-2026 recruitment link on the homepage.
- Complete new registration using your active mobile number and valid email ID — an OTP will be sent for verification. Save your registration number and password safely.
- Log in using the credentials received after registration to access the application form.
- Fill in the application form with accurate personal details (name, father’s/mother’s name, date of birth, category, domicile), educational qualifications, and TET details.
- Select the post and district for which you wish to apply; candidates may apply for more than one post as per notification conditions.
- Upload documents — scanned passport-size photograph (20–50 KB), signature (10–20 KB), and other required certificates in prescribed format and size.
- Pay the application fee — Rs. 100 for UR/EWS/EBC/BC candidates; Rs. 50 for SC/ST (Jharkhand domicile). Payment via online mode only; fee is non-refundable.
- Review your form carefully before submitting — check name spelling, category, TET details, and district selection against your original certificates.
- Submit the form and download the confirmation page (PDF) — keep it safe for future reference and admit card download.
- Use the correction window (5–7 September 2026) if you discover any error — changes after this window will not be accepted.
Conclusion
The JSSC JTAACCE syllabus 2026 covers four papers — a qualifying Mother Tongue paper, a merit-counted Scheduled Language paper, a high-weight GK & Jharkhand General Knowledge paper, and a subject-specific optional paper for upper primary candidates. With 7,299 regular government vacancies and a salary of up to Rs. 29,200/month at entry level, this is one of the most significant teaching recruitment opportunities in Jharkhand in recent years. Apply online between 31 July and 30 August 2026 on jssc.jharkhand.gov.in — and focus your preparation on Jharkhand GK, Paper 2 language, and your optional subject Paper 4 for upper primary posts.
Bookmark this page — we update it every time the official exam date, admit card, or syllabus changes are announced.
- JSSC JTAACCE 2026 offers 7,299 Assistant Acharya (Para Teacher) vacancies — 6,101 regular + 1,198 backlog — across all 24 districts of Jharkhand
- Paper 1 (Mother Tongue) is qualifying only at 30% — those marks do NOT count in the merit list; focus your real preparation on Papers 2, 3, and 4
- Jharkhand State GK is the highest-scoring preparation area — cover history, geography, culture, tribes, mines, and schemes of Jharkhand in depth
- Salary ranges from Rs. 25,500 to Rs. 92,300/month depending on level and years of service — these are confirmed government pay-scale posts
- Applications open from 31 July to 30 August 2026 — apply on jssc.jharkhand.gov.in before the deadline; fee is non-refundable
Frequently Asked Questions About JSSC JTAACCE Syllabus 2026
What is the full form of JSSC JTAACCE?
JSSC JTAACCE stands for Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission — Jharkhand Trained Assistant Acharya Combined Competitive Examination. It is a state-level competitive examination conducted to recruit Assistant Acharya (Para Teacher) posts in Jharkhand government schools for Classes 1 to 5 and Classes 6 to 8.
How many papers are there in JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
There are 3 papers for Intermediate Trained (PRT) candidates targeting Class 1–5 posts, and 4 papers for Graduate Trained candidates targeting Class 6–8 posts. Paper 1 is qualifying in both cases and carries 100 marks; candidates must score at least 30% to have their remaining papers evaluated.
Is there negative marking in JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
Yes, JSSC JTAACCE 2026 follows standard JSSC negative marking rules. One mark is deducted for each incorrect answer. Candidates should avoid guessing blindly — attempt a question only when you are reasonably confident about the answer to protect your overall score.
What is the qualifying mark for Paper 1 (Mother Tongue)?
Candidates must score a minimum of 30% marks in Paper 1 (Mother Tongue) — that is, 30 out of 100 marks. Only candidates who meet this minimum qualifying threshold will have their Paper 2, Paper 3, and Paper 4 evaluated. Marks from Paper 1 are not added to the merit list or final score.
Is JTET compulsory for JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
Yes. Candidates must have qualified JTET (Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test), CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test), or any other officially recognised Teacher Eligibility Test to be eligible to apply for JSSC JTAACCE 2026. The TET certificate must be valid and obtained before the last date of application (30 August 2026).
What topics are covered in JSSC JTAACCE Jharkhand GK?
The Jharkhand GK section of JSSC JTAACCE 2026 covers: geography of Jharkhand (rivers, hills, forests, wildlife), history and formation of Jharkhand state, tribal civilisations and culture, languages and literature, important places and districts, mines and minerals, major industries, contribution to the freedom movement, government schemes and development plans, sports personalities, and prominent personalities of the state. This is one of the highest-scoring sections for Jharkhand-domicile candidates.
What is the salary after selection in JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
Selected candidates are appointed under the Jharkhand Pay Matrix. For Class 1–5 (PRT) posts, the salary is Rs. 25,500 to Rs. 81,100 per month (Pay Level 4). For Class 6–8 (upper primary) posts, the salary is Rs. 29,200 to Rs. 92,300 per month (Pay Level 5). Additional government allowances including DA, HRA, and TA are also payable as per state government rules.
Can candidates apply for more than one post in JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
Yes. As per the conditions mentioned in the official notification (Advertisement No. 04/2026), candidates are permitted to apply for more than one post in JSSC JTAACCE 2026. However, candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria — educational qualifications, TET certificate, and age limit — for each post they apply for separately.
What is the application fee for JSSC JTAACCE 2026?
The application fee is Rs. 100 for UR, EWS, EBC-I, and BC-II category candidates. SC and ST candidates who hold Jharkhand domicile are required to pay a reduced fee of Rs. 50. The fee must be paid through online mode only while submitting the application form. The application fee is non-refundable under any circumstances.
Last Updated: July 2026 | This guide is reviewed and updated regularly as per official JSSC notifications. Bookmark this page for the latest JSSC JTAACCE 2026 exam date, admit card, and result updates.
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