44 job exams were cancelled, including positions such as drug inspectors, teachers, engineers, and forest officers.
Irregularities were found in exams run by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission and a private testing firm.
Student protests influenced the decision to cancel the exams.
The state will request the High Court to set up a fast‑track court and will create a vigilance cell.
A reform committee will report its recommendations in two months.
Examinations conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission and a private testing company were among those cancelled.
Student protests had called for the cancellation, and the government responded by planning a fast‑track court and a vigilance cell to investigate.
A committee led by a senior Indian Administrative Service officer will recommend reforms within two months.
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