Government job applicants are in the final stages of their ADRE preparation, so here is a rundown of all the important details they need to remember.
ADRE Grade 3 2024: The State Level Recruitment Commission (SLRC) is all set to conduct the Assam Direct Recruitment Examination (HOME) for Grade 3 posts. In the first phase, ADRE Grade 3 exam will be conducted for Level 12 or HSSLC posts. The admit cards for the test have been released on sebaonline.org.
ADRE Grade 3 Exam: Important details for candidates (Unsplash)
As per SLRC notice, HSSLC examination for ADRE Grade 3 will be conducted on September 15 and in a single shift from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm
The date and time of the ADRE Grade 3 exam for graduate level positions will be announced later.
Government job candidates are in the final stage of their ADRE preparation. Here is a summary of all the important details they need to remember:
ADRE Degree 3 Curriculum
For graduate level positions
Theme/subject
Number of questions (approx.)
Points per question
Social studies
30
1
General knowledge
35
1
Logical reasoning and mental capacity
20
1
General mathematics
30
1
General English
10
1
Reading comprehension and English language
25
2
Duration: 3 hours, total questions: 150, total points: 175
For HSSLC level positions
Theme/subject
Number of questions (approx.)
Points per question
Social studies
30
1
General knowledge
30
1
Logical reasoning and mental capacity
20
1
General English
35
1
General mathematics
35
1
Total questions: 150, total points: 150, duration: 3 hours
For HSSLC (controller) publications
Theme/subject
Number of questions (approx.)
Points per question
Social studies
20
1
General knowledge
30
1
Logical reasoning and mental capacity
20
1
General English
30
1
General mathematics
30
1
Road transport
20
1
Duration: 3 hours, total questions: 150, total points: 150
ADRE Grade 3 Exam: Instructions for Candidates
There will be multiple choice questions (MCQs) in each level of the exam and there will be only one correct answer per question asked, meaning candidates have to choose only one from the given options.
The number of questions for each subject/topic is indicative and the actual number of questions on the exam may vary slightly. However, the total number of questions will remain at 150.
A negative mark (1/4) will be given for each incorrect answer. For questions with a mark of 1, the negative mark for an incorrect answer will be 0.25. Similarly, for questions with a mark of 2, it will be 0.50.
Candidates are allowed to give only one answer to each question. Selecting more than one option for a question will be considered an incorrect answer and will result in negative marks.
The examinations will be conducted in the following languages: Assamese, Bengali, English, Hindi and Goa.
CM holds meeting with officials for smooth development of ADRE exam
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday met District Commissioners and Superintendents of Police in Guwahati to discuss the smooth execution of the HOME Grade 3 and Grade 4 exams reported YEARS.
According to the report, Sarma directed DCs to implement measures for a smooth examination process, including personal inspections of examination centres, and directed SPs to enforce stringent security measures around the centres.
The Chief Minister also called for increased vigilance on social media to tackle any attempts to undermine the integrity of the exam, the report said.
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