APSC JE Civil Exam 2021: Admit cards released at apsc.nic.in: check steps, direct link here

The Optical Mark Reader (OMR) test, which is being conducted for the post of Junior Engineer( Civil) under the water resource department in Assam, is slated to be conducted on 3 October

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The admit cards for the Junior Engineer (Civil) Exam 2021 have been released by the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC). The registered candidates can now visit the official APSC website, apsc.nic.in, to check and download their hall tickets.The Optical mark reader (OMR) test, which is being conducted for the post of Junior Engineer( Civil) under the water resource department in Assam, is slated to be conducted on 3 October.https://www.hindustantimes.com/education/employment-news/apsc-je-admit-cards-2021-released-direct-link-for-screening-test-hall-tickets-101632812682253.htmlHere are the steps to download the APSC JE Civil 2021 admit card:Step 1: Visit the official APSC website - apsc.nic.inStep 2: Search and open the admit card link for Junior Engineer (Civil) under Water Resources Department under the ‘Call Letters/Admit Cards’ sectionStep 3: As the new page opens, enter your application number or roll number and date of birthStep 4: After verifying the credentials, click on the view buttonStep 5: Your APSC JE 2021 admit card will be displayed on the screenStep 6: Check all the details mentioned on the hall ticket and save a copy for future useDirect link to download APSC Je admit card: https://apscrecruitment.in/#/auth/admitcardThe exam is scheduled to be held in two sessions. The first session will take place from 10.00 am to 12 noon while the timing of the second session is from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm.http://apsc.nic.in/notif_2021/Notif_JE_Civil_WRD_12-2021_6_Sept_2021.pdfThis recruitment drive aims at filling a total of 89 posts of the Junior Engineering (JE) Civil.The commission has already released a list of candidates on the official website (apsc.nic.in) whose application forms are found eligible to appear for the exam. As per reports, a total of 3,495 students have been declared eligible to appear for the test.https://scroll.in/announcements/1006430/apsc-je-civil-admit-card-2021-released-exam-on-october-3

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