Assam ADRE answer key released on assam.gov.in; raise objection till October 18
Vaishnavi Shukla | October 9, 2024 | 05:26 PM IST | 1 min read
Assam ADRE 2024: Candidates have to pay Rs 500 for each question to raise objection against the answer key.
NEW DELHI : State Level Recruitment Commission (SLRC) Assam published the Assam Direct Recruitment Examination (ADRE) phase 2 answer key for Grade III posts today, October 9. Candidates will be able to download their answer key from the Assam government’s official website, assam.gov.in. Candidates will be able to raise objections against the provisional key till October 18.
The final answer key will be prepared post considering the objections raised by candidates. Students will have to log in using their application ID and password on the official portal.
“For all candidates of the ADRE 2.0 exam (Class-III posts, Bachelor Degree Level, and HSLC Level - Driver) conducted on 29 September 2024, an online portal will be accessible from 9 October (starting at 11:30 AM) to 18 October 2024 on the Assam State School Education Board (formerly SEBA) website. Through this portal, candidates can submit objections to the Answer Key by paying Rs. 500 per question. Valid justifications are required, or the objection will be dismissed. If the objection is accepted, the fee will be refunded. A Committee of Academic Experts will review all objections, and their decision will be final. Candidates must log in using their Application ID and password,” Ranoj Pegu recently posted on platform X.
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Assam ADRE Answer Key 2024: Steps to check results
The steps to check Assam ADRE 2024 answer key is as follows.
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Visit the official websites assam.gov.in or site.sebaonline.org
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On homepage, look for answer key link available.
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Click on link that reads, "Submission of challenges against answer key of paper III"
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Your answer key objection window will appear on the screen.
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Log in and raise objections.
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Pay the required fee in online mode.
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Download the results for future reference.
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