JKSSB Constable Medical Re-Exam 2026: Schedule, Documents

The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has released an important notification regarding the medical re-examination for candidates previously declared medically unfit for the post of Constable Armed/IRP/SDRF/Executive in the Home Department. This re-examination will be conducted by an Appellate Medical Board on March 10, 2026. Candidates who appeared in Annexure “C” of the notification and were declared medically unfit in the initial examination are hereby granted a final opportunity to present themselves before the Appellate Medical Board.

Medical Re-examination Overview

Re-examination Schedule & Venue

Candidates are required to appear for their medical re-examination before the Appellate Medical Board as per the following schedule:

Who Should Attend

Only those candidates whose names appear in Annexure “C” to this notification, and who were previously declared medically unfit by the designated Medical Board(s), are eligible and required to appear before the Appellate Medical Board for re-examination. The list of such candidates is attached with the official notification on the JKSSB website.

Documents Required for Re-examination

While the official notification does not explicitly list the documents required, based on standard government medical examination procedures, candidates are advised to carry the following:

• Original Identity Proof: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, etc.
• Photocopies of Identity Proof: One or two self-attested copies of the original ID.
• Previous Medical Examination Reports: Any reports or documents from your initial medical examination where you were declared unfit.
• Relevant Medical Certificates/Reports: If you have undergone any treatment or obtained recent medical opinions regarding the condition for which you were declared unfit, carry all related original reports and certificates.
• Passport Size Photographs: A few recent passport-sized photographs (typically 2-4).
• Copy of this Notification: A printout of the official JKSSB notification regarding the Appellate Medical Board.
• Any other documents: As specified in the Annexure or on the JKSSB website, if any.

Appellate Medical Board Process

The Appellate Medical Board is constituted to review the medical fitness of candidates who were declared unfit by the initial medical board. The process typically involves:

1. Registration: Reporting at the designated venue on the specified date and time.
2. Review of Previous Reports: The board will review your initial medical examination reports and the reasons for being declared unfit.
3. Fresh Examination: A fresh medical examination may be conducted, focusing on the specific areas for which you were deemed unfit. This could involve physical assessments, vision tests, hearing tests, or other specialized evaluations.
4. Submission of New Reports: You may be asked to submit any new medical reports or certificates that support your claim of fitness.
5. Board Decision: The Appellate Medical Board will assess all available information and make a final decision regarding your medical fitness. The decision of this board is final and binding, and no further representation or claim will be entertained.

Important Instructions

• Candidates must report on the specified date and venue without fail.
• Absence from the re-examination will likely lead to the cancellation of candidature for the Constable post.
• Ensure all required documents (as listed above and potentially in Annexure C) are carried in original along with self-attested photocopies.
• Maintain discipline and follow all instructions given by the medical board authorities.
• Arrive at the venue well in advance to avoid any last-minute rush.

Next Steps After Re-examination

Once the Appellate Medical Board completes its re-examination:

• Decision Announcement: The JKSSB will eventually release a final list of medically fit candidates based on the Appellate Medical Board’s decisions.
• Final Selection: Candidates declared medically fit will proceed with the final stages of the selection process, which may include further document verification or joining formalities.
• Transparency: The decision of the Appellate Medical Board is final, ensuring a fair and conclusive assessment of medical fitness.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the purpose of the Appellate Medical Board?

The Appellate Medical Board provides an opportunity for candidates who were initially declared medically unfit to undergo a re-examination, ensuring a fair review of their medical condition before a final decision is made.

Q2: Is the decision of the Appellate Medical Board final?

Yes, the notification clearly states that the decision of the Appellate Medical Board shall be final and binding, and no further representation or claim will be entertained.

Q3: What if I miss the re-examination date?

Missing the re-examination date will likely result in your candidature being cancelled, as this is a final opportunity provided by the Board.

Q4: Do I need to carry all my original medical reports?

It is highly advisable to carry all original medical reports, especially those related to the condition for which you were previously declared unfit, along with self-attested photocopies.

Q5: Where can I find Annexure “C” with the list of candidates?

Annexure “C” is part of the official notification and will be available on the official website of the JKSSB (www.jkssb.nic.in). Candidates must download and check it carefully.

Q6: Will there be any travel reimbursement for attending the re-examination?

The notification does not mention any provision for travel reimbursement. Candidates are generally expected to bear their own expenses for attending such examinations.

Q7: What if there is a discrepancy in my details on the list?

If you find any discrepancy in your details, it is crucial to contact the JKSSB authorities immediately through their official channels before the re-examination date.

Q8: What kind of medical tests are performed by an Appellate Medical Board?

The Appellate Medical Board will primarily focus on re-evaluating the specific medical condition(s) for which a candidate was initially declared unfit. This could include a range of tests depending on the nature of the condition, such as vision tests, hearing tests, physical fitness assessments, blood tests, or other specialized examinations.