JKSSB Junior Assistant Cut-off and Result Guide
The JKSSB Junior Assistant cut-off must be read with an advertisement, item, cadre, category and stage. For Advertisement 08 of 2025, JKSSB reported written results, type-test qualification and a combined score sheet. A score appearing in one of those documents answers a different question from the last selected score for a particular item.
How to read a JKSSB Junior Assistant cut-off notice
Document | What it tells you | What to match first |
|---|---|---|
Written result or score sheet | Your OMR score | Advertisement and roll number |
Type-test shortlist | Who proceeds to the skill test | Item and conditions in the shortlist notice |
Type-test result | Whether the prescribed skill was qualified | Roll number and notice date |
Combined result | Written and typing points for candidates who qualified | Advertisement and included item numbers |
Document-verification or selection notice | Who advances or is selected under its terms | Item, cadre, category and stage |
Start at the JKSSB results index and check the Board's later notices. For the October 2026 combined score sheet, read the title and instructions before searching your roll number. The list combines written and typing performance for qualifying candidates. The lowest visible score in that sheet cannot establish the selection threshold for every cadre.
Compare scores with the same scope
For a previous threshold to be useful, copy the advertisement number, stage, item or department, cadre, category and maximum marks into your notes. A score out of 80 from the written paper and a combined score out of 100 are on different scales. The speed of 35 words per minute in the cited Junior Assistant entry is an eligibility requirement. A written or combined score used to shortlist candidates is a separate measure.
Use historical scores as a check on preparation only when you can verify the matching category and stage in the Board's notice. This guide leaves out a consolidated cut-off figure because it would hide the item and cadre differences.
Set separate written and typing goals
Use the JKSSB Junior Assistant exam pattern to score written attempts, then track net typing speed separately. Testkart JKSSB Junior Assistant mock tests can show whether your written score improves when you change your attempt strategy. Work on typing accuracy at the same time, because qualifying and scoring the skill component can both matter.
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