Final chance to apply for various posts with JKSSB, including Lab Attendant and ASO positions.
The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) is set to close the online application process today, September 17, for recruitment to various positions including Assistant Store Officer (ASO) and Lab Attendant, as outlined in Advertisement No. 06 of 2025. This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 61 vacancies across these roles.
Candidates interested in applying for these positions can do so by visiting the official JKSSB website at jkssb.nic.in. On the homepage, applicants should navigate to the Login tab, where they will find the application link for the ASO, Lab Attendant, and other posts. After registering, candidates can log in to the portal, fill out the application form, pay the requisite fee, and submit their applications.
The recruitment process includes a fee structure that varies based on the type of examination associated with the posts. For positions that require a two-stage examination, candidates must pay a fee of Rs 700. However, candidates belonging to the SC, ST-1, ST-2, EWS, and PwBD categories will have a reduced fee of Rs 600. On the other hand, for posts that involve a single-stage examination, the fee is set at Rs 600, with a concession to Rs 500 for candidates from the aforementioned categories.
It is crucial for applicants to review the eligibility criteria, age limits, pay scales, and other essential details before proceeding with the application. These details can be found in the official notification available on the JKSSB website. Given the closure of the application window is imminent, candidates are encouraged to act swiftly to ensure their applications are submitted on time.
This recruitment initiative represents a significant opportunity for job seekers in the region, particularly for those looking to secure positions within the government sector. As the deadline approaches, it is essential for interested candidates to prepare their applications carefully and adhere to all guidelines provided by the JKSSB.
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