The JSSC Assistant Teacher Exam 2025 faced a major overhaul after the release of Notice No. 61 dated 05.05.2025. In an unprecedented move, the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) has officially nullified 110 problematic questions across various papers and shifts. To ensure fairness, grace marks will be awarded to all candidates, reflecting a strong step toward exam transparency and integrity.
π What the Official JSSC Notice Says
The notice confirms that questions across multiple language and general papers for both Intermediate and Graduate Trained Assistant Teacher positions were cancelled due to issues such as incorrect answers, translation errors, and ambiguity. The final answer keys were reviewed, and the list of nullified questions was published officially.
ποΈ Examples of Nullified Questions:
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Hindi Paper (2 May 2024): Question ID 43 β Nullified
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Santhali Paper (12 June 2024): Question ID 1223 β Nullified
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General Paper (19 June 2024): Question IDs 211, 271 β Nullified
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English Paper (25 July 2024): Multiple Question IDs including 735, 749, 760 β Nullified
β Why 110 Questions Were Nullified
The errors that led to nullification include:
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Incorrect answer options or no correct answer
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Poor or misleading translations, especially in bilingual sections
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Ambiguity in framing, leading to multiple interpretations
These issues were found across papers such as Hindi, Odia, Kurukh, Mundari, Khortha, and even science subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Botany.
π§βπ« Impact on Candidates and Evaluation
To maintain fairness in the evaluation process:
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All affected candidates will be awarded full marks for each nullified question
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This approach ensures no unfair advantage or disadvantage
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It reflects institutional accountability and rapid response to grievances
π Key Points to Remember
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Total 110 questions cancelled from multiple subjects
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Uniform grace marks for all aspirants across shifts
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JSSC responded after final answer key feedback and review
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Nullification avoids legal conflicts and exam protests
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Candidates are advised to refer to Notice No. 61 for detailed question IDs
ποΈ Transparency and Constitutional Fairness
The JSSCβs action aligns with Article 16 of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees equal opportunity in public employment. By addressing evaluation flaws, the Commission safeguards the merit-based system and reinforces trust in state-level recruitment.
π Governance Highlights
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Decision based on transparent feedback mechanism
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Reflects proactive governance amid rising paper leak concerns
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Helps restore candidate confidence in competitive exams
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Reinforces the constitutional commitment to fairness and inclusion
