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Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Notification, Salary, Syllabus, Complete Updates

Sandeep Ojha | Updated On - August, 20 2026

 

Jharkhand PGT 2026 Complete Details

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Notification

The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) plans to conduct the Jharkhand PGT 2026 exam and the new teacher recruitment process soon. Over 3,000 new PGT positions are expected to be filled this year, and candidates must have a postgraduate degree in a relevant subject and a B.Ed

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Overview

The JSSC will conduct the Jharkhand Post Graduate Trained Teacher's exam in online mode. The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission recruits the PGT's for Jharkhand government schools. The overview of JSSC PGT 2026 is provided in the table below:
Particulars Details
Name of Exam Jharkhand Postgraduate Trained Teacher Competitive Examination (PGTTCE) 2026
Conducting Body Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC)
Name of Post JSSC PGT
JSSC TGT & PGT Vacancies 3000+ (TBA)
Mode of Application Online
JSSC Mode of Examination Online
Number of Papers 2 Papers
JSSC Duration of Exam 3 Hours (for each paper)
JSSC Official Website https://jssc.nic.in/

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Application fee

Candidates must analyse the JSSC PGT application fees listed in the table below. Candidates from the general category must pay Rs. 100/-. Check out the table below for more information.
Category Application Fee
General Rs. 100/-
SC/ST Rs. 50/-

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Vacancy

The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) is expected to issue a detailed, official Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) notification for 2026 soon, following the release of scorecards for previous cycles. While general state teaching expansions target thousands of positions (3000+), specific PGT vacancy counts and online application windows will be published directly on their official website.

you can check the previous 2023 vacancy are given below.

Post Previous Vacancy
PGT limited 718
PGT Regular 2137
PGT (Backlog) Limited 61
PGT (Backlog) Regular 204
Total 3120

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Eligibility

The Jharkhand PGT encompasses the age limit, educational qualification and experience. The following list details the JSSC Post Graduate Teacher 2026 eligibility. Candidates must review the Jharkhand PGT 2026 eligibility to ensure they are qualified for the positions.

Jharkhand PGT Age limit

  • Minimum age - 21 yr
  • Maximum age (General/EWS) - 40 yr
  • Maximum age (OBC/BC)- 42 yr
  • Maximum age (Women) - 43 yr
  • Maximum age (SC/ST) - 45 yr

Jharkhand PGT Educational qualification

Candidates must have completed one of the educational eligibility criteria which has been mentioned in the list below:
  • Candidates must have a Master's degree in a related subject with 50% marks from a recognised university for the OBC Category and 45% for the SC/ ST Category with B.ED.
  • Candidates must have a Master's degree in a related subject and a B.A.Ed/B.Sc.ED with a minimum of 50%.
  • Candidates must have a Master's degree in a related subject with a 55% average and a three-year B.ED/M.ED degree.

Jharkhand PGT Experience

A candidate must be a TGT teacher with 3 years of experience in a government school.

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Selection Process

The Jharkhand PGT exam encompasses the two stages of selection, which are:
  • Stage 1- Mains Examination or (JSSC PGTTCE)
  • Stage 2- Document verification

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Exam Pattern

The JSSC PGT exam pattern must be analysed by the candidate. Candidates will be required to take two papers i.e. Paper I and Paper II. Candidates will be given three hours each for Paper I and Paper II.
  • Exam mode- Online (CBT)
  • No. of papers- 2
  • Total time given- 3 hours for each paper i.e. Paper I and Paper II.
  • Negative marking- No, there will be no negative marking.
Content Paper-I Paper-II
Total of Question 100 150
Total Marks 100 300
Marking Scheme 1 mark for each correct answer 2 marks for each correct answer
Difficulty Level Graduation Post Graduation

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Syllabus

The Jharkhand PGT syllabus encompasses the following topics.

Jharkhand PGT Paper 1 Syllabus

Subject

Topics 

Syllabus

General Knowledge 

General Studies

  • Current affairs
  • Science & technology
  • National and International awards
  • Indian Languages
  • Books
  • Script
  • States and capitals
  • Sports
  • History & culture
  • Geography
  • Environment
  • Economy
  • Indian Freedom movement
  • Farmers state
  • Salient Features of Naturalistic Institutions
  • Indian Constitution
  • Indian government
  • Polity
  • Community development
  • Five yearly plan.
  • Polity and geography of Jharkhand.

General Science

  • General current affairs related to science. General questions related to science will be asked and the level will be moderate.

General Math

  • Numerology
  • Elementary Algebra
  • Geometry
  • General trigonometry etc.

 Level of the questions will be of 10th Standard.

Mental Ability 

  • Verbal Reasoning 
  • Non-verbal reasoning, 
  • Analogy
  • Similarity and difference
  • Fill ups
  • Problem solving
  • Analysis
  • Visual memory
  • Differential observation
  • Relations
  • Numeric math reasoning
  • Number series
  • Coding Decoding etc.

Fundamental knowledge of computer

General computer topics such as 

  • MS windows operating system
  • MS Office 
  • Internet

History,Geography, Art & Culture of Jharkhand

  • Geography
  • History
  • Culture and Art
  • Language & Literature
  • Mines & Minerals
  • Industries
  • Role of jharkhand in national movement
  • Development plans
  • Sports & sportspersons
  • Civilian achievements
  • Importance in national and international scenarios etc.

Knowledge of Hindi Language 

Unseen Passage Questions on Hindi Grammar

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Jharkhand PGT Paper 2 Syllabus

Subject 

Syllabus 

Hindi Language and Literature 

  • Features of ancient hindi
  • Development of bhraj and avadhi in literature 
  • Development of khadi boli as a literary language
  • Standardization of hindi language and nagri script
  • Development of Hindi as a national language during independence movement 
  • Development of Hindi as Official language of Union of India 
  • Technical and purposeful expansion of Hindi 
  • Major dialects of Hindi and their interrelationships 
  • Grammatical structure of Standard Hindi 
  • Introduction to languages and dialects spoken in Jharkhand
 
  • History writing tradition of Hindi Language 
  •  Major literary trends of hindi periods - Aadikal, Ritikaal, Bhaktikal, aadhunik Kaal
  • The development of Hindi prose and the renaissance of the nineteenth century
  • Major trends of modern hindi poetry.
  • Tradition and realism of Hindi Novel
  • Hindi story development and lead storyteller
  • Tradition of Hindi Drama and Hindi Theater
  • Development of major critics and criticism in Hindi 
  • Other subjects of Hindi prose 
  • Jharkhand’s Hindi literature 
 
  • Kabir - Kabir rganthwali (Initial 100 pad)
  • Surdas - Bhramrageet saar (initial 200 pad)
  • Tulsidas - Ramcharitramanas (ayodhyakaand, kavitwaali- uttarakhand)
  • Suryakant Tripathi Nirala - Raagviraag
  • Jayshankar Prasad - Kaamyani
  • Ramdhari Singh Dhinkar - Kurukshetra
  • Bhartendu Harishchandra - Bharat Durdasha
  • Jayshankar Prasad - Skandgupta 
  • Mohan Rakesh - ashaadh ka ek din 
  • Premchand - Godaan
  • Fanishwarnath Renu - Maila Aanchal 
  • Premchand - Mansarovar (1st part)
  • Ramchandra Shukl - Chintamani (1st part) 

English Language and literature 

  • Detailed study of Literary age
  • First hand reading of texts 1798-1900.
  • First hand reading of texts listed below
    • Shakespeare - As you like it , Henry IV Parts, Part I, II : Hamlet, The Tempest 
    • Milton - Paradise Lost 
    • Jane Austen - Emma
    • Wordsworths - The Prelude 
    • Dickens - David Copperfield 
    • George Eliot - Middlemarch 
    • Hardy - Jude the Obscure 
    • Yeats - Easter 1916 
    • The second coming - Byzantium 
    • A Prayer for my daughter - Leada and the Swan 
    • Sailing to Byzantium - Menu 
    • The Tower : Lapis Lazudili
    • Eliot : The Waste Land

Sanskrit Language and literature 

  • Origin and development of sanskrit 
  • History of literature 
  • Ancient History of India 
  • General study of following works 
    • Kathopnishad
    • Bhagavad Gita
    • Bush Charitam
    • Swapna Basvadattam
    • Abhigyanshakuntalam 
    • Meghdootam
    • Raghuvansham 
    • Kumarsambhavam
    • Mrichhkatikam
    • Kiratajuniyam
    • Shishupal Vaddham 
    • Uttar ramcharittam
    • Mudrakshash
    • Neshadhvitram 
    • Raj Tirangini 
    • Nitishaktam 
    • Kadambari
    • Harshcharitam
    • Danshkumarcharitam 
    • Prabodh Chandrodayam 
  • Questions from following textbooks. 
    • Kathopnishad ek adhyaya - (shlok 10-15)
    • Bhagwad Gita adhyaya (shlok 13 -25)
    • Bush charitra ( SHlok 1-10 )
    • Swapna vasvadattam 
    • Abhigyan Shakuntalam ( 4th Para)
    • Meghdootam (shlok 1-10)
    • Kirantarjuiyam 
    • Uttar ramcharitam 
    •  Nitishaktam 
    • Kadambari
  • Kautilya Arthshahtram 

Economics 

  • Structure of Economics
  • Economic choice 
  • Investment decisions and employment
  • Banking system 
  • Indian economy 
  • Agricultural production
  • Budget
  • Foreign trade
  • Jharkhand’s Economy 

Geography 

  • Geomorphology
  • Climatology
  • Soils and vegetations 
  • Oceanography 
  • Ecosystem 
  • Human and Economics Geography
  • Development of Geographical thought 
  • Human geography 
  • Settlement Geography 
  • Political geography 
  • Economic geography 
  • Indian Geography 
  • Physical aspects
  • Human aspects
  • Resources
  • Transport and Trade
  • Settlements 
  • Regional development and Planning 
  • Geography of Jharkhand 
  • World Geography 
  • Geographical analysis and techniques 

History 

  • Early Indian History 
  • Early Pastoral and agricultural communities 
  • The Indus civilisation 
  • Evolution of North Indian society 
  • Teachings of Mahavira and Buddha 
  • Rise of Magadha 
  • Post Mauryan Period
  • India in Gupta period 
  • Themes in early Indian cultural history
  • India (750 -1200)
  • The 13th century 
  • The 14th century 
  • The 15th and early 16th century 
  • Akbar 
  • Mughal Empire
  • Economy and society 
  • First half of 18th century 
  • Establishment of British Rule in India 
  • Colonial Economy
  • Resistance to colonial rule 
  • Socio-cultural impact of colonial rule 
  • Economy (1858-1914)
  • Early Indian nationalism 
  • Inter-war economy of India
  • Nationalism under Gandhi’s leadership 
  • Literary and cultural movements 
  • Towards freedom 
  • First phase of Independence 
  • Enlightenment and modern ideas
  • Origin of modern Politics 
  •  Industrialisation
  • Nation- State system 
  • Imperialism and colonialism 
  • Revolution and counter revolution 
  • World wars 
  • Cold war
  • Colonial Liberation 
  • Decolonisation and underdevelopment 
  • Unification of Europe
  • Soviet Disintegration and the Unipolar world

Physics

  • Mechanics 
  • Thermal Physics
  • Waves and Oscillation 
  • Electricity and Magnetism 
  • Modern Physics
  • Electronics 

Chemistry 

  • Atomic structure
  • Gaseous states 
  • Solid state 
  • Thermodynamics 
  • Chemical kinetics and catalysis 
  • Electrochemistry 
  • Transition and inner transition metals and complexes 
  • Non-aqueous solvents 
  • Photochemistry 
  • Hard and soft acids and bases 
  • Structure and binding 
  • Mechanism of organic reactions
  • Stereochemistry of Organic compounds 
  • Organometallic compounds 
  • Organic synthesis via enolates 
  • Carbohydrates 
  • Polymers
  • Organic compounds 
  • Reactions
  • Spectroscopy 

Mathematics 

  • Linear Algebra
  • Calculus 
  • Analytic geometry 
  • Ordinary differential equations 
  • Dynamics, Statics and Hydrostatics 
  • Vector analysis 
  • Algebra 
  • Complex analysis 
  • Operations Research 
  • Mathematical modeling 
  • Partial differential equations 
  • Probability 
  • Mechanics and fluid dynamics 
  • Discrete Mathematics 
  • Logic

Commerce 

  • Accounting as a financial information system 
  • Important provisions of the Income Tax Act 1961
  • Nature and functions of Cost Accounting
  • Significance of attest function 
  • Concept and scope of financial management 
  • Organisation and deficiencies of Indian money market structure of assets and liabilities of commercial banks 
  • Provision of Negotiable Instruments Act 1881
  • Organization theory 
  • Industrial relations 

Biology

ZOOLOGY 

  • General survey 
  • Protozoa 
  • Porifera
  • Coelenterata 
  • Helminths
  • Anneliada
  • Arthopoda 
  • Mollusea
  • Echinodermata
  • Pisces
  • Amphibia
  • Reptiles
  • Aves
  • Environment 
  • Animal 
  • Ecosystem 
  • Ethology
  • Biostatistics 
  • Economics Zoology 
  • Cell biology, Genetics, evolution & systematics 
  • Biochemistry, Physiology and Embryology 
  • Physiology 
  • Embryology 

BOTANY

  • Microbiology 
  • Cryptogams
  • Phanerogams
  • Plant utility and exploitation 
  • Morphogenesis
  • Cell Biology 
  • Genetics and Evolution
  • Physiology and Biochemistry 
  • Ecology 

Jharkhand PGT 2026 | Salary

The Jharkhand PGT salary details are given in the list below:
  • Pay Scale: Level 8th of Jharkhand Pay Matrix (Rs. 47,600- Rs.1,51,100).
  • Starting Basic Pay: Rs. 47,600 per month.
  • The starting total salary of a PGT teacher in Jharkhand: Around Rs. 66,500-72,500 per month, depending on area of posting and allowances.
  • In Hand Salary: Rs. 60,000-66,000 per month.

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Jharkhand PGT 2026 | FAQs

Q1. What is the selection process for the Jharkhand PGT exam?
Ans. The Jharkhand PGT exam comprises of two stages, which are the main exam and document verification.
Q2. Who can apply for Jharkhand PGT?
Ans. A candidate should be between 21 to 40 years of age to be eligible for the JSSC PGT Exam. The educational qualifications are given here.
Q3. How many times can I apply for Jharkhand PGT?
Ans. There is no cap on the number of attempts unless you meet the age limit criteria.

 

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