The Assam Direct Recruitment Examination (ADRE) to fill vacant posts of Group III employees in the state government was held on Sunday amid tight security and suspension of internet connectivity for three-and-a-half hours across the state, an official said. ADRE Grade 3 Exam Live Updates
There were no reports of any adverse incidents at any of the 2,305 centres in the state.
After completing the exams, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the first ADRE exam had concluded peacefully.
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“My deepest gratitude to all the officials and staff of the Assam government who have successfully completed this monumental task without any hitch,” Sarma posted on X.
The CM said he once again assured “our younger generation that transparency will remain our hallmark when it comes to government recruitment.”
Candidates were seen queuing outside the examination centres from early morning and the gates were scheduled to open from 10 am.
Internet services were suspended from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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A heavy deployment of security forces was also observed outside the examination centres.
A total of 11,23,204 candidates were eligible to appear for the exam at 2,305 centres across the state.
Authorities had flagged 429 centres as “sensitive” because of their geographic location and history of cheating and other malpractice.
Internet connectivity has been suspended as some unscrupulous elements have resorted to unfair means in the past using different mobile applications like Facebook, WhatsApp, X (Twitter), Telegram, YouTube and others that rely on Internet/Wi-Fi connectivity, an official order said.
Earlier, the Prime Minister congratulated all the candidates who sat the exam.
”My best wishes to all the candidates appearing for the ADRE Class III exam. Give your best with complete sincerity and integrity and a relaxed mind. Good luck,” Sarma posted on X.
The North East Frontier Railways has operated 12 special trains and extended the destination of four regular trains for the examination.
The Secondary Education Board, Assam (SEBA), on behalf of State Level Recruitment for Class III posts, has announced that the written examination for Class III posts with eligibility for Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) for recruitment to the vacant posts will be held on September 15.
The state government has taken elaborate measures to ensure fair selection of candidates as the state has been rocked by several recruitment scams in recent years.
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