Written Test Result — Qualified Candidates
Candidates who qualified the JHRCA national-level written test held on 11 Jul 2026 are shortlisted for the Personal Interview, scheduled 22–28 Jul 2026. Qualified candidates should check their email for the interview letter.
Your 7-digit written-test roll number — printed on your admit card.
Choose your admission path
Apply through the regular online-test route, or — if you've qualified for the UPSC Civil Services Mains 2026 — take the Direct Admission route and skip the written test.
Regular Admission
The standard route — fill the full application, then sit the JHRCA national-level written test (General Studies + CSAT). Selection is on test merit. You'll receive an admit card for the exam.
- For all eligible aspirants
- Written test + admit card
- 50 Merit + 15 SFS seats
Direct Admission No test
For candidates who have qualified for the UPSC Civil Services (Mains) 2026 — your UPSC result is your qualifying credential, so you skip the written test and apply directly. A short form.
- Qualified for UPSC CSE Mains 2026
- No written test, no admit card
- 25 seats · apply by 30 Jun 2026
Your UPSC journey,
guided.
A 10-month residential coaching programme by Jamia Hamdard Residential Coaching Academy — Government-aided, NAAC A+, supported by the UGC. Built for serious aspirants who want structured prep, real mentors, and a community that pushes them.
📄 Download the JHRCA-CS-2026 Prospectus (PDF) — eligibility, fees, schedule & everything you need before applying.
Applications are closed. Written-test result declared on 17 Jul 2026 — view the qualified list.
Built for serious aspirants —
not a one-size-fits-all coaching.
Six things that set the JHRCA programme apart from a typical coaching centre.
Comprehensive academics
Structured GS, CSAT and Essay coverage for both Prelims and Mains — Polity, Economy, Geography, Environment, History, S&T and Current Affairs.
Real mentorship
Continuous guidance on strategy, answer-writing, time management. Faculty drawn from active practitioners in the field.
Test series & PYQ
Regular written tests, essay practice, and systematic previous-year question analysis to track progress and tune strategy.
Library & current affairs
Dedicated 18-hour library with newspapers, periodicals and exam materials — plus integrated CA classes that connect dots to the syllabus.
AC residential hostel
Sharing-basis AC hostel with all basic amenities, on the main Jamia Hamdard campus. Mess available till 31 May 2027.
Community & focus
Peer cohort of motivated aspirants. Special focus on Women, Minorities and SC/ST candidates. Up to 50% fee remission for indigent families.
How admissions work
Eight clear steps from your application to the first day of class. Every milestone, every date — right here.
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30Apr05 JulStep 1
Apply online
Sign in with your mobile number + OTP, complete the 6-step admission form, upload documents, and pay the ₹1500 application fee. Applications close 05 July 2026.
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15JunStep 2
Admit cards released
Download your admit card directly from this dashboard. Carry a printed copy and a valid photo-ID to the test centre.
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11JulStep 3
National-level written test
Held at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi. Two papers, same day. JHRCA may also run additional centres outside Delhi at its discretion.
Paper IGeneral StudiesHistory · Geography · Polity · Economy · Constitution · Art & Culture · Social Issues · S&T · Current Affairs
Paper IICSATLogical Reasoning · Analytical Ability · General Mental Ability · Quantitative Aptitude
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17JulStep 4
Written test result
Qualifiers shortlisted for the next round — published on this dashboard and notified by email.
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22–28JulStep 5
Group Discussion & Personal Interview
Face-to-face round at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi. Maximum 50 marks. Carry document originals.
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30JulStep 6
Final result
Two merit lists drawn separately — 50 Merit + 15 SFS. Admission offers via email + dashboard.
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03–07AugStep 7
Documentation & fee payment
Submit document originals at the academy office and pay admission fee + first month + security deposit. See Fees.
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10AugFinal
Orientation & course inauguration
The 10-month residential programme begins. Hostel · library · classes · mentoring · test series — all in one place until 31 May 2027.
Who can apply?
Core eligibility
- Bachelor's degree from a UGC-recognized university (or appearing in final year).
- Upper age limit: 30 years (General) / 32 years (others) as on 01-01-2026.
- Candidates who appeared in CSE Mains 2024 / 2025 are given preference.
You're not eligible if
- You've already used the JHRCA-JHU hostel for 3 years (cumulative since 2021).
- Your admission was previously cancelled in the last 6 years.
Two merit lists are drawn separately for Merit (50 seats) and SFS (15 seats).
What you'll pay
Pick a seat category at submission. Both get the same classes, library, hostel, mentoring and test series. Up to 50% fee remission for indigent families under Merit.
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Merit
50 seats
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Self-Financing
15 seats
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| Application Fee (one-time) | ₹1,500 | ₹1,500 |
| Admission Fee (one-time) | ₹2,500 | ₹2,500 |
| All-Inclusive Monthly Fee (hostel · library · Wi-Fi · classes · mentoring · test series) | ₹5,000/mo | ₹15,000/mo |
| Security Deposit (refundable) | ₹5,000 | ₹15,000 |
| Mess (indicative) | ₹2,700 F · ₹2,500 M | ₹2,700 F · ₹2,500 M |
Mess fee is indicative — University may revise. Programme cycle: 01-08-2026 → 31-05-2027. Hostel facility available till 31 May 2027.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
If a candidate withdraws after taking admission, the following deductions apply (in addition to security-deposit forfeiture):
- Within 30 days of admission — security deposit forfeited.
- Within 60 days — security deposit forfeited + ₹10,000 deducted.
- Within 90 days — security deposit forfeited + ₹25,000 deducted.
- Within 120 days — security deposit forfeited + ₹35,000 deducted.
See the Help & Contact page for full details.