JPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor (APO) Recruitment 2025:
📅 Important Dates
- Notification Release Date: 29 June 2025
- Online Application Period:
- Opens: 29 June 2025
- Closes: 21 July 2025 (by 5 PM IST)
- Last Date to Pay Fees: 22 July 2025 (5 PM IST) for regular posts
- Preliminary Exam Date: To be announced by JPSC
💼 Vacancy Overview
- Total Vacancies:
- 160 posts (134 Regular + 26 Backlog)
- Pay Scale:
- Pay Matrix Level‑8: ₹47,600 – ₹1,51,100 per month
✅ Eligibility Criteria
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Education | Bachelor’s Degree in Law (LL.B.) from a recognized university. Must be eligible to practice in court. Computer proficiency certificate required. |
| Age Limit (as on 1 Aug 2024/2025) | General (male): 21–35 years; Female/BC/EBC: up to 37–38; SC/ST/PwD: up to 40 years. Category-based relaxations per JPSC norms. |
| Nationality | Indian citizens only |
| Domicile | Jharkhand domicile needed for reservation benefits |
🧭 Selection Process
- Preliminary Examination
- Objective-type: General Studies (100 marks), Law subjects (200 marks)
- Main Examination
- Descriptive/written: Multiple papers including Hindi, English, Law (IPC, CrPC, Evidence, Constitution), plus regional language paper
- Interview (Viva Voce)
- Document Verification & Medical Exam
💵 Application Fee
- UR/BC/EWS/Others: ₹600
- SC/ST (Jharkhand): ₹150
- PwD (benchmark): Exempted
- Payment Methods: Online (Credit/Debit Card, Net Banking, UPI)
📌 How to Apply
- Visit the official JPSC website (www.jpsc.gov.in)
- Register and fill in the application form starting 29 June 2025
- Upload required documents: LLB degree, proof of age, caste certificate (if applicable), computer certificate, photograph, signature
- Pay the application fee by 21–22 July 2025
- Submit form and keep a printout for future reference
📝 Job Description
As an Assistant Public Prosecutor with JPSC, your responsibilities will include:
- Representing the State in criminal proceedings before trial courts
- Reviewing and drafting legal documents such as charge sheets, appeals, and bail applications
- Coordinating with law enforcement agencies and gathering evidence
- Advising and assisting the Government Advocate/Crown Prosecutor
- Handling case load management under court supervision
- Preparing and executing court submissions with strong legal and factual backing
- Ensuring adherence to Criminal Procedure Code and Indian Evidence Act standards
The role is a critical public service function, requiring legal acumen, courtroom confidence, and strict ethical conduct.
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