SSC JE 2025 Post Detail Out, Check Revised Vacancy Details Now

SSC JE 2025 Post Detail Out, Check Revised Vacancy Details Now

SSC JE 2025 Post Detail: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has increased the number of vacancies for SSC JE 2025. According to the official revised vacancy list released on 5 August 2025, the number of Junior Engineer (JE) vacancies has been increased from 1340 to 1731 across Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical disciplines.

Candidates can now re-evaluate their chances of selection with the updated vacancy breakup.

SSC JE 2025 Post Detail

SSC JE 2025 Post Detail Revised: What’s New?

The initial notification released in March 2025 advertised 1340 vacancies. However, the updated notice dated 5 August 2025 shows a substantial increase of 391 vacancies, taking the total count to 1731.

New Total SSC JE 2025 Vacancy: 1731 (Earlier: 1340)
Increased Posts in BRO, MES, CPWD & Central Water Departments
No change in eligibility or exam dates (as of now)

Aspirants are advised to check their preferred departments and categories, as the number of seats has significantly increased in departments like Border Roads Organization (BRO) and Military Engineering Services (MES).

SSC JE Vacancy Notice PDF Link

Department-Wise Revised Vacancy List for SSC JE 2025

Below is the breakdown of post-wise and category-wise revised vacancies (as of 5 August 2025):

Department Name Post Total Vacancies
Border Roads Organization (For Male Candidates Only) JE (Civil) 796
Border Roads Organization (For Male Candidates Only) JE (E&M) 163
Central Water Commission JE (Mechanical) 10
Central Water Commission JE (Civil) 90
Central Public Works Department JE (Electrical) 94
Central Public Works Department JE (Civil) 210
Central Water Power Research Station JE (Civil) 3
Central Water Power Research Station JE (Electrical) 2
Central Water Power Research Station JE (Mechanical) 2
DGQA-NAVAL, Ministry of Defence JE (Electrical) 3
DGQA-NAVAL, Ministry of Defence JE (Mechanical) 5
Farakka Barrage Project, Ministry of Jal Shakti JE (Civil) 11
Farakka Barrage Project, Ministry of Jal Shakti JE (Mechanical) 4
Military Engineer Services (MES) JE (Civil) 202
Military Engineer Services (MES) JE (E&M) 136
Total 1731

Note: 10 posts are reserved for OH, 11 for HH, and 8 for other PwBD candidates.

SSC JE 2025 Selection Process

The SSC JE 2025 selection process comprises three stages:

Stage 1: Paper-I (Computer Based Test)

Type: Objective

Subjects:

  • General Intelligence & Reasoning (50 Q – 50 marks)
  • General Awareness (50 Q – 50 marks)
  • General Engineering (100 Q – 100 marks)
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Negative Marking: 0.25 marks

Stage 2: Paper-II (Computer Based Test)

  • Subject-Specific: Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical
  • Marks: 300
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Negative Marking: 1 mark per wrong answer

Stage 3: Document Verification

  • Conducted by user departments for shortlisted candidates.

Note: There is no interview in the SSC JE selection process.

SSC JE 2025 Post Detail Exam Pattern

Paper-I

Subject Questions Marks
General Intelligence & Reasoning 50 50
General Awareness 50 50
General Engineering 100 100
Total 200 200
  • Duration: 2 Hours
  • Negative Marking: 0.25 mark per wrong answer

Paper-II

Subject Marks
General Engineering (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical) 300
  • Duration: 2 Hours
  • Negative Marking: 1 mark per wrong answer

Also Read: APSSB Non Ministerial Recruitment 2025, Notification Out For 239, Check Eligibility and Apply Online

SSC JE 2025 Post Detail FAQs

Q1. How many vacancies are there in SSC JE 2025 Post Detail after the revision?
A total of 1731 vacancies have been released after the revision on 5 August 2025.

Q2. Which department has the highest number of JE vacancies?
The Border Roads Organization (BRO) leads with 959 vacancies across Civil and E&M posts.

Q3. Has the exam date changed after the vacancy revision?
No, SSC has not released any notice regarding a change in exam dates. The recruitment process remains unchanged.

Q4. Is there any interview in the SSC JE 2025 Post Detail selection process?
No, the final selection is based on Paper-I, Paper-II, and Document Verification only.

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