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- 1 JSSC Excise Constable 2022 syllabus and Exam pattern
- 2 Books for JSSC Excise Constable Exam 2022
- 3 JSSC Excise Constable Selection Process
- 4 JSSC Excise Constable Exam Pattern: Paper 1
- 5 JSSC Excise Constable Exam Pattern: Paper 2
- 6 JSSC Excise Constable Exam Pattern: Paper 3
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JSSC Excise Constable 2022 syllabus and Exam pattern
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Books for JSSC Excise Constable Exam 2022
JSSC Jharkhand Utpad Sipahi Pratiyogita Pareeksha (JECCE) 2022 30 Practice Sets Buy at Amazon
JSSC Excise Constable Selection Process
Stage-1; written examination Contains three papers
Stage-2; Physical Test
| Category | Distance to be covered | Time limit |
| Male candidate | 10 km | 60 minutes |
| Female candidate | 5 km | 40 minutes |
Stage-3:Medical Examination
JSSC Excise Constable Exam Pattern: Paper 1
JSSC Excise Constable Exam Pattern: Paper 2
JSSC Excise Constable Exam Pattern: Paper 3
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| Paper number | Subject name | Questions | Marks | Duration |
| Paper 1 | Hindi Language Knowledge | 80 | 240 | 2 hours |
| English Language Knowledge | 40 | 120 | ||
| Paper 2 | Regional/Tribal Language Knowledge | 100 | 300 | 2 hours |
| Paper 3 | General Studies | 40 | 120 | 2 hours |
| Jharkhand State Knowledge | 50 | 150 | ||
| General Science | 20 | 60 | ||
| General Mathematics | 10 | 30 |
- all Paper I, II and III will have objective type questions.
- Each correct answer will be awarded 3 marks.
- There is a negative marking of 1 mark for each wrong answer
- Duration of each paper is 2 hours.
- Paper 1 is qualifying in nature, and a candidate must score more than 30% marks in Paper 1 to be eligible for the other two papers
