My cousin tried once by applying a job that is totally unrelated to his field of study. He did electrical engineering but applied for some aerospace thingy. JPA immediately turn down his application and he was released.
The method that abu_adi used might backfire cause JPA will ask you to pay certain amount of money within certain amount of time.
Oh btw, i m a JPA overseas scholar too.

Yup. and when he was ask to go for an interview with SPA, he told me that he purposely failed that interview. most of his friends did that too. At the end he got rejected and got released.

This is what i used to hear from other people too. JPA and SPA tend to retain or choose those people which are under overseas scholarship compare to those taking local scholarship. So, how did u got released? mind sharing?

So what u mean is JPA just gave u a random job without looking at your qualification or field of study? If u don't accept the random job offer, what action shall be taken by them?

So if you refuse to serve they will force you to pay up a certain amount of money? This is the first time i heard about this which is totally unacceptable.

exactly the same thing which is happening to my other cousin but she got an job offer which has something to do with her degree. She graduated with a law degree but after she report to JPA..she went to japan to do her masters. Now jpa is knocking at her door asking her to pay up if she refuse to serve.

She did her masters under a different scholarship. Some japanese government scholarship if i m not mistaken. She got offered a job as some kind of a lawyer in the government sector.

yup..all scholarships do have bonds. The last time when i talk to her, she told me that she might pay back JPA after finishing her masters as she is deferring her contract right now.