JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 Exam Centres - List of State-wise Test Centres, Exam Timings, Exam Day Instructions

About JCECE B.Sc Agriculture Exam Centres 2026

The Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) will release the list of JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 exam centres for the JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 exam along with the official brochure on its website. The exam will be conducted across major cities, including Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Dhanbad, Hazaribagh, Bokaro, and Dumka, to ensure accessibility for students across the state. While filling out the application form, you are required to select two preferred exam centres based on your convenience. It is important to choose carefully, as changing the centre afterwards may not be allowed. Opting for a centre closest to your residence will make it easier for you to reach the venue on time.

You can find the detailed list of JCECE B.Sc Agriculture exam centres in the official information brochure and on the JCECEB website.

List of JCECE B.Sc Agriculture Exam Centres 2026

Candidates can check the list of JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 exam centres from the table below:

JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 Exam Day Guidelines

Students can check the JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 exam guidelines here: 

• Students should arrive at the JCECE B.Sc Agriculture exam centre 30 minutes before the exam begins.
• Students must keep one original photo ID proof in addition to their JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 admit card.
• During the exam, they must keep their valid JCECE B.Sc Agriculture admit card on hand. No request will be considered for taking the exam without an admit card, regardless of the cause.
• Students are not allowed to bring any documents other than their admit card and identity documentation, paper of any size or type, cell phone, analogue watch, communication device, calculator, or electronic devices.
• Students must read the directions on the OMR sheet and fill in the needed information.
• The OMR response sheet also specifies how responses should be noted on the OMR sheet. Their response will be deemed invalid if they fail to adhere to the guidelines. 
• During the exam, no food or beverages are permitted. Only water may be taken with the invigilator's prior authorisation.
• It is not permitted to converse or discuss with any other student. Such conduct is considered punishable.
• No student may act inappropriately in any way, cause disturbances in the JCECE B.Sc Agriculture exam room, or harass the support personnel who are there to help with the test. Any such misconduct will result in harsh penalties. 

Exam Timings of JCECE BSc Agriculture 2026

The admit card for the JCECE BSc Agriculture 2026 exam will be issued soon. Check out the exam timings for Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects here:

Note: The exact exam timing and reporting time will be printed on the JCECE Admit Card 2026.

Things NOT To Do at JCECE B.Sc Agriculture Exam Centers

Students must follow the rules set by the JCECE conducting body. If a student breaks any rules, they will face serious consequences. Students should not do the following:

• Do not take the OMR sheets out of the exam hall.
• Do not talk to anyone except the invigilators or exam staff during the exam.
• Do not create fake or change the JCECE B.Sc Agriculture admit card or any exam-related document.
• Do not use a false identity.
• Do not write down answers on any paper other than the OMR sheet given by the invigilator.

Items Not Allowed at JCECE B.Sc Agriculture Exam Centres

Here are the following items that are not allowed inside the JCECE B.Sc Agriculture 2026 exam centres: 

• Mobile phones, calculators, smart watches, Bluetooth devices, and any other electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited.
• Avoid bringing pens, pencils, or other stationery unless explicitly permitted.
• Do not bring any books, notes, printed or written materials.
• Avoid bringing any bags, purses, or wallets that could contain prohibited items.
• Avoid shoes with thick soles or high heels. Prefer sandals or simple slippers.
• Do not wear any jewellery, such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, or earrings.
• Avoid wearing watches, especially smartwatches and digital watches.
• Avoid wearing clothes with multiple layers or excessive pockets, as these can be used to hide prohibited items.