JKPSC Lecturer Result 2026 — Urdu, Mathematics, Sociology Declared Feb 6

Interviews assess: Subject expertise (40%), Teaching methodology and pedagogy (30%), Aptitude and communication (20%), General awareness (10%). Expect questions on curriculum design, student evaluation, managing diverse classrooms, and current education trends. Prepare thoroughly on NCERT content and latest educational policies. Mock interviews are essential.

Typically 2-3 candidates compete for each vacancy after interview. Interview call ratio is usually higher for specialists. Exact numbers for Urdu, Mathematics, Sociology can be found in result PDF. Merit-based selection means better written exam performance provides slight advantage in interview.

Interview schedule starts February 16, 2026. Call letters are usually released 5-7 days before interview date. Check registered email and JKPSC portal regularly. Some candidates may have earlier interview dates based on alphabetical order or subject availability. Download and print call letter immediately upon release.

During initial application, you could indicate preference for multiple subjects if eligible in qualifications. However, final interview is for ONE subject only (the subject where you scored best or selected during application). You cannot switch subjects during interview process. Selection rank is subject-specific.

After interview, JKPSC declares final merit list (March-April 2026). Candidates are offered teaching positions in government schools based on final merit rank and subject availability. Medical examination and document verification follow. Once cleared, appointment letter is issued. Candidates must join assigned school within specified timeframe.

Lecturer salary Level 11: ₹47,600-₹151,100 pay scales + Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Medical allowance. Total package approximately ₹85,000-₹1,20,000 per month depending on location. Additional benefits: Pension, ESI, Five-day work week, 45 days leave annually, medical insurance for family.

Exact vacancies for Urdu, Mathematics, and Sociology are mentioned in official notification. Typical recruitment is 5-15 per subject in J&K schools. Merit-based selection means only top-ranked candidates get positions. Check official notification or result PDF for exact opening number in each subject.

Bring: Interview call letter, ID proof (Aadhar/PAN), educational certificates (Master's degree mark sheet, B.Ed certificate), dated character certificate, recent passport photo (4 copies), NOC if employed, and any other document mentioned in call letter. Original certificates are verified during document verification after interview.

No, interview panel assesses all candidates on same standards regardless of category. However, final selection follows reserved quota norms: SC/ST candidates get respective category seats if available. Merit ranking is maintained within each category. OBC candidates compete in general category merit pool. Final posting depends on both merit and vacancy allocation by category.