JPSC Assistant Engineer Result 2019-20 Declared; Check Here
Team Careers360 | August 17, 2020 | 02:05 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI- Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has released the JPSC Assistant Engineer 2019-20 prelims test result. Candidates qualifying the JPSC AE prelims test will be eligible to appear for the JPSC AE mains exam. Candidates can check the JPSC AE result 2019 on the JPSC website at jpsc.gov.in result. The JPSC AE 2019 exam is being conducted to find eligible and qualified candidates to fill 637 Assistant Engineer Posts.
JPSC Assistant Engineer Result 2019-20 - How to check the Result?
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Visit the JPSC website - jpsc.gov.in
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Click on the JPSC AE Result 2019 for mechanical and civil posts
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A pdf file will appear on the screen with the roll numbers of the candidates who have cleared the JPSC AE 2019 PT examination
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Using CTRL+F, search for your roll number
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Download the JPSC AE result 2020 result pdf if need be.
OR Candidates can directly view the JPSC AE result here:
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JPSC AE Civil 2019 Result - Download here
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JPSC AE Mechanical 2019 Result - Download here
JPSC Assistant Engineer Result 2020- What Now?
Candidates who have cleared the JPSC AE 2019 prelims exam will now have to appear for the mains exam. The exam and the JPSC AE mains admit card details will be notified by the Commission soon. For more information visit the JPSC website -
jpsc.gov.in
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