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LATEST UPDATE
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the SSC JE 2025 notification to fill 1,731 vacancies for Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical) posts. The online application process started on 30 June 2025 and continued until 21 July 2025.
SSC JE Paper I was conducted from 3rd to 6th December 2025, and Paper II is scheduled to be held during January–February 2026.
The result for SSC JE Paper I is expected to be declared in early February 2026. The provisional answer key was released on 19 December 2025. Candidates will be able to check their results on the official SSC website.
OVERVIEW
SSC JE (Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer) is a national-level examination conducted to recruit Junior Engineers for various departments of the Central Government. The selection process is carried out in two stages – Paper I and Paper II.
Exam Name – Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)
Conducting Authority – Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Purpose – Recruitment of Junior Engineers in Central Government departments
Exam Level – National
Paper I Exam Date – 3rd to 6th December 2025
Official Website – https://ssc.gov.in/
IMPORTANT DATES
The SSC JE 2025 notification has announced a total of 1,731 vacancies. The application process began on 30 June 2025 and closed on 21 July 2025.
Notification Release – 30 June 2025
Application Start – 30 June 2025
Last Date to Apply – 21 July 2025
Last Date for Fee Payment – 22 July 2025
Paper I Exam – 3rd to 6th December 2025
Paper II Exam – January–February 2026 (Tentative)
VACANCY DETAILS
Total tentative vacancies – 1,731
Post-wise and category-wise final vacancies will be published on the SSC website. State-wise or zone-wise vacancy details are not maintained by SSC. Candidates may contact the concerned department for such information if required.
Category-wise Total Vacancies:
SC – 270
ST – 122
OBC – 432
EWS – 93
UR – 814
PwD Vacancies:
OH – 10
HH – 11
Others – 8
Major recruiting departments include:
Border Roads Organization (BRO)
Central Water Commission
Central Public Works Department (CPWD)
Central Water & Power Research Station
DGQA (Naval)
Farakka Barrage Project
Military Engineer Services (MES)
National Technical Research Organization (NTRO)
SALARY STRUCTURE
Selected candidates are appointed as Junior Engineers in various Government departments based on their engineering specialization and departmental requirements.
Pay Level – Level 6 (7th Pay Commission)
Salary Range – ₹35,400 to ₹1,12,400
Departments offering this pay scale include:
BRO
Brahmaputra Board
CPWD
Central Water Commission
CWPRS
Farakka Barrage Project
DGQA
MES
NTRO
Allowances and Benefits
In addition to basic pay, SSC JE employees receive several allowances:
House Rent Allowance (HRA)
X Cities – 24%
Y Cities – 16%
Z Cities – 8%
Dearness Allowance (DA) – Approximately 28% of basic pay (subject to revision)
Transport Allowance – Based on travel distance and field duties
Medical Benefits – Fixed medical allowance and reimbursement for major treatments
Other Benefits – Leave benefits, recreational facilities, and additional special allowances
SELECTION PROCESS
The SSC JE selection process includes the following stages:
Paper I (Computer-Based Test)
Paper II (Computer-Based Test)
Document Verification
Medical Examination
Minimum qualifying marks:
UR – 30%
OBC/EWS – 25%
Others – 20%
Candidates are shortlisted for Paper II based on normalized Paper I marks. Final selection is made based on combined performance in Paper I and Paper II and the preferences submitted by candidates.
Selected candidates will undergo a 2-year probation period. The job carries All India Service Liability (AISL).
HOW TO APPLY
The application process was conducted online through the SSC official website.
Steps to apply:
Visit the official SSC website.
Click on “Apply Online for SSC JE”.
Register as a new user.
Enter basic details such as name, date of birth, email, and mobile number.
Submit the registration form and note the Registration ID.
Upload photograph and signature.
Log in and complete Part II of the application.
Preview the form carefully before final submission.
Pay the application fee.
Download and print the submitted form for future reference.
Application Fee
General/OBC – ₹100
Women, SC, ST, PwD, Ex-Servicemen – No Fee
Payment can be made through UPI, Net Banking, Debit/Credit Card, or SBI offline challan.
Reasons for Application Rejection
Application forms may be rejected due to:
Incomplete information
Missing documents
Late fee payment
Not meeting eligibility criteria
Providing incorrect or false information
EXAM CENTERS
SSC conducts the exam through its regional offices across India, including:
Central Region – Uttar Pradesh, Bihar
Eastern Region – West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Sikkim
Northern Region – Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand
North Western Region – Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, J&K, Ladakh
Southern Region – Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Puducherry
Western Region – Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa
Karnataka & Kerala Region
North Eastern Region
Madhya Pradesh Region
Candidates can choose their preferred exam center while filling the application form.
ADMIT CARD
SSC JE admit cards are released 10–15 days before the exam on the respective regional SSC websites.
Steps to download:
Visit the SSC regional website.
Click on “SSC JE Admit Card”.
Enter Registration ID and Date of Birth/Password.
Download and print the admit card.
Candidates must carry a printed copy to the exam center and verify all details carefully.
RESULT
SSC JE results are generally announced within one month after the examination. The result is published in PDF format along with cut-off marks.
Steps to check result:
Visit the official SSC website.
Go to the “Results” section.
Select the “Junior Engineer” tab.
Open the result PDF.
Press Ctrl + F and enter your Roll Number.
If your number appears, you are qualified.
Download and save the result.
IMPORTANT LINKS
Official Website – https://ssc.gov.in/
Official Notification – Available on the SSC website
OVERVIEW
SSC JE (Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer) is a national-level recruitment examination conducted to appoint Junior Engineers in various departments and organizations under the Central Government. The selection process is completed in two stages – Paper I and Paper II.
Exam Name – Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)
Conducting Body – Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Objective – Recruitment of Junior Engineers in Central Government departments
Exam Level – National
Paper I Exam Date – 3rd to 6th December 2025
Official Website – https://ssc.gov.in/
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
To apply for SSC JE 2025, candidates must fulfill the required conditions related to nationality, age limit, and educational qualifications as specified in the official notification.
Nationality
The candidate must be:
A citizen of India, or
A subject of Nepal, or
A subject of Bhutan, or
A Tibetan refugee who migrated to India before 1 January 1962 with the intention of permanent settlement, or
A person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, or East African countries (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia, Vietnam) with the intention of settling permanently in India.
Candidates belonging to categories other than Indian citizens must have a certificate of eligibility issued by the Government of India.
Age Limit
The upper age limit varies according to the department.
Up to 30 years –
Border Roads Organization (BRO)
Brahmaputra Board
Central Water Commission
Central Water & Power Research Station
DGQA (Naval)
Farakka Barrage Project
Military Engineer Services (MES)
National Technical Research Organization (NTRO)
Up to 32 years –
Central Public Works Department (CPWD)
Age Relaxation
SC/ST – 5 years
OBC – 3 years
PwD – 10 years
PwD + OBC – 13 years
PwD + SC/ST – 15 years
Ex-Servicemen – 3 years after deduction of military service
Disabled Defence Personnel – 3 years
Disabled Defence Personnel (SC/ST) – 8 years
J&K domicile (1980–1989) – 5 years
Educational Qualifications
The educational requirements differ based on the department and post.
Border Roads Organization (BRO)
JE (Civil): Degree in Civil Engineering or a three-year diploma with two years of relevant experience.
JE (Electrical/Mechanical): Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or a three-year diploma in the relevant field with two years of experience.
Brahmaputra Board
JE (Civil): Three-year diploma in Civil Engineering.
Central Water Commission
JE (Civil/Mechanical): Degree or diploma in the respective engineering discipline.
Central Public Works Department (CPWD)
JE (Civil/Electrical): Diploma in Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering.
Central Water & Power Research Station
JE (Civil/Electrical): Diploma in the relevant engineering field.
DGQA (Naval), Ministry of Defence
JE (Mechanical/Electrical): Degree in the relevant branch or diploma with two years of experience.
Farakka Barrage Project
JE (Civil/Electrical): Diploma in the respective engineering discipline.
Military Engineer Services (MES)
JE (Civil): Degree or diploma in Civil Engineering with two years of experience.
JE (Electrical & Mechanical): Degree or diploma in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering with two years of experience.
National Technical Research Organization (NTRO)
JE (Civil): Diploma in Civil Engineering.
EXAM PATTERN
The SSC JE selection process consists of two Computer-Based Tests – Paper I and Paper II. Candidates who qualify Paper I are shortlisted for Paper II. Final selection is based on combined performance, followed by document verification and medical examination.
Paper I Pattern
Mode – Objective Computer-Based Test
General Intelligence & Reasoning – 50 Questions – 50 Marks
General Awareness – 50 Questions – 50 Marks
General Engineering (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical) – 100 Questions – 100 Marks
Total – 200 Questions – 200 Marks
Duration – 120 minutes (160 minutes with scribe)
Paper II Pattern
Mode – Computer-Based Test
Engineering Subject (as per branch) – 100 Questions – 300 Marks
Duration – 120 minutes (160 minutes with scribe)
Candidates must attempt the same engineering discipline in both papers based on their qualification.
Medium of Examination
Question papers are available in both English and Hindi.
Marking Scheme
Each correct answer – 1 mark
Negative marking:
Paper I – 0.25 marks deducted for each wrong answer
Paper II – 1 mark deducted for each wrong answer
No deduction for unanswered questions.
Minimum Qualifying Marks
UR – 30%
OBC/EWS – 25%
Other Categories – 20%
Tie-Breaking Method
If candidates secure equal marks, the tie will be resolved based on:
Higher marks in Paper II
Older candidate (date of birth)
Alphabetical order of names
Normalization of Marks
Since the exam may be conducted in multiple shifts, SSC applies a normalization process to ensure fairness. Scores are adjusted based on the difficulty level of different shifts so that all candidates are evaluated on a uniform scale.
EXAM SYLLABUS
Paper I includes three main sections:
General Intelligence and Reasoning
General Awareness
Technical Subjects (Civil / Electrical / Mechanical)
General Intelligence & Reasoning
Analogies and similarities
Spatial visualization and orientation
Problem solving and decision making
Visual memory and observation
Coding-decoding and syllogism
Number series and classification
Venn diagrams, directions, missing figures
Paper folding, cutting, and critical thinking
General Awareness
Current affairs (national and international)
History, culture, and geography
Indian polity and constitution
Indian economy
General science and scientific developments
Important events, sports, awards, books
Environment, defence, and government schemes
Technical Subjects
Candidates must attempt only one branch.
Civil Engineering
Building materials
Surveying and soil mechanics
Hydraulics and irrigation
Transportation and environmental engineering
Structural analysis, RCC, and steel design
Electrical Engineering
Basic electrical concepts
Circuit laws and AC fundamentals
Electrical machines and measuring instruments
Power generation, transmission, and distribution
Utilization of electrical energy and basic electronics
Mechanical Engineering
Theory of machines and machine design
Engineering mechanics and strength of materials
Thermodynamics and power cycles
Fluid mechanics and machinery
Production and industrial engineering
Refrigeration and air conditioning
SELECTION PROCESS
Candidates must qualify Paper I to appear for Paper II.
Shortlisting is done based on normalized Paper I marks.
Final merit is prepared using combined marks of Paper I and Paper II along with candidate preferences.
Post allocation is based on merit and preference. Once allotted, the post cannot be changed.
Eligibility is verified at different stages. If a candidate is found ineligible, the candidature will be cancelled.
Selected candidates will undergo a probation period of two years along with required training.
Selected candidates are liable to serve anywhere in India, as the post carries All India Service Liability (AISL).
EXAM SYLLABUS
The Staff Selection Commission provides the detailed syllabus for SSC JE in its official notification. Candidates must first qualify Paper I, which is objective in nature. Those who clear Paper I are shortlisted for Paper II. Final selection is based on Paper II performance followed by document verification and medical examination.
The detailed syllabus for SSC JE Paper II is given below.
Part A – Civil & Structural Engineering (300 Marks)
Building Materials
Physical and chemical properties, classification, standard tests, uses, and manufacturing or quarrying of materials such as building stones, cement (Portland), timber, laminates, bituminous materials, paints, varnishes, asbestos products, and other construction materials.
Estimating, Costing and Valuation
Types of estimates, technical terms, rate analysis, methods of measurement, and estimation of construction works such as buildings, flooring, plastering, boundary walls, water tanks, septic tanks, pavements, piles, and footings. Concepts of valuation including cost, scrap value, salvage value, depreciation, sinking fund, and different valuation methods.
Surveying
Basic principles, distance measurement, chain and compass surveying, bearings, plane table methods, theodolite survey, levelling, contouring, corrections for curvature and refraction, tachometry, curve setting, earthwork calculation, and modern surveying instruments.
Soil Mechanics
Origin and properties of soil, index properties, Atterberg limits, soil classification, permeability, shear strength, consolidation, and groundwater concepts including confined and unconfined aquifers.
Hydraulics
Fluid properties, hydrostatics, flow measurement, Bernoulli’s theorem and applications, pipe flow, open channel flow, pumps, turbines, weirs, and spillways.
Irrigation Engineering
Need and benefits of irrigation, methods of irrigation, hydrology basics, rainfall measurement, crop water requirements, duty and delta, canal systems, canal losses, lining, and irrigation efficiency.
Transportation Engineering
Highway design, pavement materials and construction, flexible and rigid pavements, maintenance, drainage, railway track components, traffic engineering, traffic surveys, signals, road safety, and intersections.
Environmental Engineering
Water supply sources and treatment, distribution systems, sewerage systems, sewage treatment, storm water drainage, solid waste management, air and noise pollution and their control.
Structural Engineering
Types of structures and beams, bending moment and shear force diagrams, moment of inertia, stresses in beams and columns, torsion, stability of columns, and analysis of basic structural elements.
Concrete Technology
Properties of concrete, mix design, batching, mixing, placing, curing, quality control, and special concreting conditions.
RCC Design
Design of beams, slabs, columns, footings, retaining walls, water tanks, and other RCC components based on limit state and working stress methods.
Steel Design
Design and construction of steel structures such as beams, columns, trusses, and plate girders.
Part B – Electrical Engineering (300 Marks)
Basic Concepts
Fundamentals of resistance, inductance, capacitance, current, voltage, power, energy, and their units.
Circuit Laws
Kirchhoff’s laws and basic circuit analysis using network theorems.
Magnetic Circuits
Magnetic flux, MMF, reluctance, magnetic materials, electromagnetic induction, and self and mutual inductance.
AC Fundamentals
Instantaneous and RMS values, waveform representation, RL, RC, and RLC circuits, resonance, three-phase systems, star and delta connections, and power calculations.
Measurement and Measuring Instruments
Measurement of power and energy, wattmeter methods, ammeters, voltmeters, multimeters, megger, energy meters, bridges, CRO, CT, PT, and fault detection.
Electrical Machines
DC machines, transformers, induction motors, synchronous machines, their construction, operation, characteristics, losses, efficiency, starting, and control methods.
Generation, Transmission and Distribution
Types of power plants, load and demand factors, tariffs, power factor improvement, faults and protection systems, switchgear, cables, transmission and distribution systems.
Estimation and Costing
Electrical installation planning, lighting design, earthing, and relevant IE rules.
Utilization of Electrical Energy
Illumination, electric heating, welding, electroplating, electric drives, and motor applications.
Basic Electronics
Working principles of diodes, transistors (BJT, JFET), and simple electronic circuits.
Part C – Mechanical Engineering (300 Marks)
Theory of Machines and Machine Design
Mechanisms, linkages, flywheels, belt drives, clutches, gears, governors, cams, bearings, and power transmission systems.
Engineering Mechanics and Strength of Materials
Force systems, friction, stress and strain, bending and torsion, shear force and bending moment diagrams, columns, and thin pressure vessels.
Thermal Engineering
Properties of Pure Substances
Steam properties, phase diagrams, steam tables, dryness fraction, and Mollier chart.
First Law of Thermodynamics
Energy concepts, steady and unsteady flow systems, enthalpy, and energy equations.
Second Law of Thermodynamics
Heat engines, refrigerators, efficiency, entropy, Carnot cycle, and thermodynamic temperature scale.
Air Standard Cycles and IC Engines
Otto and Diesel cycles, engine performance, combustion, cooling, and lubrication.
Rankine Cycle and Boilers
Rankine cycle analysis, boiler types, fittings and accessories, steam turbines, air compressors, and refrigeration systems.
Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
Properties and Classification of Fluids
Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids, compressible and incompressible fluids.
Fluid Statics and Pressure Measurement
Pressure measurement using manometers and related devices.
Fluid Kinematics and Dynamics
Laminar and turbulent flow, continuity equation, Bernoulli’s theorem and applications.
Flow Measurement
Venturimeter, orifice meter, and pitot tube.
Hydraulic Turbines and Pumps
Types, working principles, and performance of turbines and centrifugal pumps.
Manufacturing and Materials
Classification and heat treatment of steels
Welding processes (Arc, Gas, TIG, MIG), welding defects and testing (NDT)
Casting, forging, extrusion, and metal forming processes
Machining operations such as lathe, milling, drilling, shaping, and grinding
EXAM PATTERN
The Staff Selection Commission explains the SSC Junior Engineer selection procedure in its official notification. Candidates must first appear for Paper I, which is an objective-type examination with multiple-choice questions. Those who qualify in Paper I are shortlisted for Paper II. Final selection is based on performance in Paper II, followed by document verification and medical examination.
It is important for candidates to understand the SSC JE exam pattern before applying. The examination is conducted in two stages—Paper I and Paper II—each having a different structure. Reviewing the exam pattern helps candidates understand the format, duration, and marking system for better preparation.
Paper II
Paper II is conducted as an objective-type Computer-Based Test. The total marks for the examination are 300, and the duration is 120 minutes (160 minutes for candidates using a scribe).
Test Mode – Objective Type Online Computer-Based Test
Part A – General Engineering (Civil & Structural) – 100 Questions – 300 Marks
Part B – General Engineering (Electrical) – 100 Questions – 300 Marks
Part C – General Engineering (Mechanical) – 100 Questions – 300 Marks
Note: Candidates must attempt only one engineering section (Part A, Part B, or Part C) based on the discipline selected in the online application form. The same engineering branch must be attempted in both Paper I and Paper II.
Mode of Examination
Paper II is conducted in Computer-Based mode and consists only of objective-type multiple-choice questions.
Medium of Examination
The question paper is available in both English and Hindi.
Marking Scheme
Negative marking is applicable in Paper II. One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Candidates should answer carefully to avoid unnecessary loss of marks.
Tie-Breaking Criteria
If two or more candidates secure equal total marks in Paper I and Paper II combined, the tie will be resolved in the following order:
Higher marks in Paper II
Candidate with earlier date of birth (older candidate)
Alphabetical order of the candidate’s name
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Candidates applying for the SSC Junior Engineer (JE) examination must meet the required conditions related to nationality, age, educational qualification, and physical standards as mentioned in the official notification. Only those candidates who fulfill all the eligibility requirements will be considered for the recruitment process.
Nationality
A candidate must be one of the following:
A citizen of India, or
A subject of Nepal, or
A subject of Bhutan, or
A Tibetan refugee who came to India before 1 January 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India, or
A person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, or East African countries (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia, Vietnam) with the intention of permanent settlement in India.
Candidates belonging to categories other than Indian citizens must possess a certificate of eligibility issued by the Government of India.
Age Limit
The age criteria vary depending on the department and post. In general, candidates should be between 18 and 32 years of age.
Up to 30 years –
Border Roads Organization (BRO)
Brahmaputra Board
Central Water Commission
Central Water & Power Research Station
DGQA (Naval)
Farakka Barrage Project
Military Engineer Services (MES)
National Technical Research Organization (NTRO)
Up to 32 years –
Central Public Works Department (CPWD)
Age Relaxation
SC/ST – 5 years
OBC – 3 years
Persons with Disabilities (PwD) – 10 years
PwD + OBC – 13 years
PwD + SC/ST – 15 years
Ex-Servicemen – 3 years after deduction of military service
Disabled Defence Personnel – 3 years
Disabled Defence Personnel (SC/ST) – 8 years
Note: The Date of Birth mentioned in the Matriculation/Secondary Certificate will be considered final for age verification.
Educational Qualification
The educational requirements depend on the organization and engineering discipline.
Border Roads Organization (BRO)
JE (Civil): Degree in Civil Engineering or three-year diploma with two years of relevant experience.
JE (Electrical/Mechanical): Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or three-year diploma in the relevant field with two years of experience.
Brahmaputra Board
JE (Civil): Three-year diploma in Civil Engineering.
Central Water Commission
JE (Civil/Mechanical): Degree or diploma in the respective engineering discipline.
Central Public Works Department (CPWD)
JE (Civil/Electrical): Diploma in Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering.
Central Water & Power Research Station
JE (Civil/Electrical): Diploma in the relevant engineering field.
DGQA (Naval), Ministry of Defence
JE (Mechanical/Electrical): Degree in the relevant branch or diploma with two years of experience.
Farakka Barrage Project
JE (Civil/Electrical): Diploma in the respective engineering discipline.
Military Engineer Services (MES)
JE (Civil): Degree or diploma in Civil Engineering with two years of experience.
JE (Electrical & Mechanical): Degree or diploma in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering with two years of experience.
National Technical Research Organization (NTRO)
JE (Civil): Diploma in Civil Engineering.
Note: Internship, training, or research experience obtained during the course of study will not be counted as work experience.
Medical & Physical Standards
Candidates applying for certain posts are required to qualify a Physical Efficiency Test.
Activity – One Mile Run
Time Limit – 10 minutes
Requirement – Qualifying in nature (no marks awarded)
Candidates selected for Group B Non-Gazetted posts must meet the prescribed physical standards.
Region-wise Physical Standards
Western Himalayan Region (J&K, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, hill areas of Punjab)
Minimum Height – 158 cm
Chest – 75 cm (unexpanded) with 5 cm expansion
Weight – 47.5 kg
Eastern Himalayan Region (North-East States, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Andaman & Nicobar)
Minimum Height – 152 cm
Chest – 75 cm with 5 cm expansion
Weight – 47.5 kg
Western Plain Region (Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Western UP)
Minimum Height – 162.5 cm
Chest – 76 cm with 5 cm expansion
Weight – 50 kg
Eastern Plain Region (Eastern UP, Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand)
Minimum Height – 157 cm
Chest – 75 cm with 5 cm expansion
Weight – 50 kg
Central Region (Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli)
Minimum Height – 157 cm
Chest – 75 cm with 5 cm expansion
Weight – 50 kg
Southern Region (Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Goa, Puducherry)
Minimum Height – 157 cm
Chest – 75 cm with 5 cm expansion
Weight – 50 kg
Special Relaxations
Sons of serving/Ex-GREF personnel – Height relaxation of 2 cm, chest 1 cm, weight 2 kg
Gorkhas (Indian domicile) – Height 152 cm, chest 75 cm with 5 cm expansion, weight 47.5 kg
IMPORTANT DATES
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the official notification for the SSC Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical) Examination 2025, announcing a total of 1,731 vacancies for Junior Engineer posts. This examination is conducted to recruit eligible candidates for JE positions in various Ministries, Departments, and Government organizations.
The online application process began on 30 June 2025 and continued until 21 July 2025. After the completion of the application process, Paper I is scheduled to be held from 3rd to 6th December 2025. Paper II is expected to be conducted during January to February 2026.
SSC JE 2025 Important Schedule
SSC JE Notification Release Date – 30 June 2025
Online Application Start Date – 30 June 2025
Last Date to Submit Online Application – 21 July 2025
Last Date for Online Fee Payment – 22 July 2025
SSC JE Paper I Exam Date – 3rd to 6th December 2025
SSC JE Paper II Exam Date – January to February 2026 (Tentative)