JKSBB Lab Assistant result 2025 declared; download final answer key here
The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has announced the written exam results of the Lab Assistant under Advt. No. 03 of 2021. Eligible candidates can download their results and final answer key from the official website jkssb.nic.in.
The exam was conducted on March 12, 2025. The recruitment drive aims to fill 280 vacancies.
'JKSSB will call candidates falling in the consideration zone, based on the merit obtained by them for document verification. The schedule for DV shall be notified separately,' reads the notification.
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