Ranchi: The Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has released the final result of the JPSC Civil Services Examination 2023, bringing an end to a much-awaited recruitment cycle that saw over 7,000 candidates compete for 342 coveted government posts.
The final list of selected candidates is now available on the official website: www.jpsc.gov.in.
342 Candidates Declared Successful
The JPSC has declared 342 candidates successful, exactly matching the number of advertised vacancies. The recruitment was held for key administrative posts, including Deputy Collector, DSP, State Tax Officer, and others. The result has been prepared based on the combined performance in the Mains Examination and Interview stages.
Top 10 Rank Holders in JPSC 2023
Among the successful candidates, Ashish Akshat secured the top rank in the state civil services exam, followed by–
- Ashish Akshat – Rank 1
- Abhay Kumar – Rank 2
- Ravi Ranjan Kumar – Rank 3
- Gautam Gaurav – Rank 4
- Shweta – Rank 5
- Rahul Kumar Vishwakarma – Rank 6
- Robin Kumar – Rank 7
- Sandeep Prakash – Rank 8
- Swati Keshari – Rank 9
- Rajiv Ranjan – Rank 10
Timeline of the Recruitment Process
February 2024 – Notification released for JPSC Civil Services Exam 2023
22 April 2024 – Preliminary result declared; 7011 candidates qualified
22–24 June 2024 – Mains exam held in Ranchi
21 May 2025 – Mains result announced; 864 candidates shortlisted for interviews
July 25, 2025 – Final results published
Vacancy Details
| Post | No. of Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Deputy Collector | 207 |
| Deputy Superintendent of Police | 35 |
| State Tax Officer | 56 |
| Prison Superintendent | 2 |
| Jharkhand Education Service | 10 |
| District Magistrate | 1 |
| Assistant Registrar | 8 |
| Labour Superintendent | 14 |
| Probation Officer | 6 |
| Excise Inspector | 3 |
Category-Wise Breakdown
Out of the total 342 posts–
- 155 were unreserved
- 88 for Scheduled Tribes (ST)
- 31 for Scheduled Castes (SC)
- 15 for OBC (Category-1)
- 24 for OBC (Category-2)
- 29 for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS)
Candidates were also provided seven years of age relaxation, expanding eligibility for many aspirants.
Controversy and Candidate Protests
The JPSC Civil Services 2023 exam faced criticism over delays, evaluation transparency, and the answer key process. Candidates staged multiple protests across Ranchi and other districts, demanding timely results and clarity in the selection process. Aspirants raised concerns about the integrity of the answer sheet checking process, interview procedures, and the overall conduct of the examination cycle.
How to Check the Result
Candidates can visit the official JPSC website: https://www.jpsc.gov.in and click on the “Final Result – Combined Civil Services Examination 2023” link.
The PDF document contains the names and roll numbers of all selected candidates.
