PSSSB Junior Engineer recruitment 2026: Registration extended, check application details here

The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the Junior Engineer (JE) Recruitment 2026 notice. They are looking for 157 young professionals for the positions of civil, mechanical, or electrical engineers, with a degree or diploma. Candidates can now submit their online applications until the extended deadline of January 20, 2026.

The closing date for paying the application fee has also been extended accordingly. The selection will be done through a written examination followed by document verification. Selected candidates will receive a monthly salary of ₹35,400 along with other benefits. This is a great opportunity for engineering graduates and diploma holders in Punjab to start a stable government job career.

Total vacancies and engineering disciplines

The PSSSB has released two notifications (Advt. 15/2025 and Advt. 16/2025) for Junior Engineer posts. The total 157 vacancies are divided as:

• Civil Engineering: 147 posts
• Mechanical Engineering: 9 posts
• Electrical Engineering: 1 post

Candidates must have a diploma or degree in the correct engineering branch. The age limit is 18 to 37 years, with age relaxations for some categories as per Punjab government rules.

Application fee and payment instructions

The application fee depends on the category:

• General / Others: ₹1500
• SC / BC (Punjab only): ₹750
• Ex-Servicemen, EWS, PWD, LDESM (Punjab only): ₹500

The fee must be paid online on the PSSSB website. Candidates should carefully upload all documents, certificates, and photos while applying.

Salary, benefits, and career growth

Selected Junior Engineers will get a monthly salary of ₹35,400 under Level 6 (7th CPC). Other benefits include:

• House Rent Allowance (HRA)
• Dearness Allowance (DA)
• Travel Allowance (TA)

This recruitment gives a stable government job opportunity in Punjab for engineering graduates and diploma holders.

Selection process

The selection has two stages. First, candidates must appear for a written exam of 120 questions to be done in 2 hours. Each question carries 1 mark, and 0.25 marks are reduced for wrong answers. The exam has two parts: engineering questions for 80 marks and general knowledge, current affairs, Punjab history, reasoning, English, Punjabi, and ICT for 40 marks. Candidates who pass the written exam will then go for document verification. Applicants should prepare using the official syllabus and past exam papers to increase their chances of selection.
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