BSF Sports Quota Recruitment 2025 – Apply Online for 391 Constable (GD) Posts

 

Border Security Force (BSF) has invited online applications from meritorious sportspersons (Male & Female) for recruitment to the post of Constable (GD) under the Sports Quota 2025. The recruitment is

DSE Assam TCR 2024 Result Out – Download GT/PGT Result

 The Directorate of Secondary Education (DSE), Assam has officially announced that the results of the TET cum Recruitment Examination (TCR) 2024 for Post Graduate Teachers (PGT) and Graduate Teachers (GT) will be available . Candidates who appeared for the exam can now download their results.

DSE Assam TET cum Recruitment 2024 Result Notification

The Directorate of Secondary Education (DSE), Assam has released an official notice regarding the publication of the TET cum Recruitment Examination (TCR) 2024 results for Graduate Teachers (GT) and Post Graduate Teachers (PGT).

According to the notice, the results will be available for downloading from 10:30 A.M. on 17th October 2025 through the official website of the Directorate:

How to Check Your TET Result

Visit the official website 

Click on the link “TCR 2024 Result” on the homepage.

Login using your Application Number and Password (used during the form submission).

Download and print your result for future reference.

Important Details

Result Availability: From 17th October 2025 (10:30 A.M.)

Posts Covered: Graduate Teachers (GT) & Post Graduate Teachers (PGT)

Status: Results are provisional and subject to verification of eligibility and documents.

Helpline Number: 08042303631 (10 A.M. – 5 P.M., Monday to Saturday)

 Note: The Director of Secondary Education, Assam will not be responsible for any typing or printing errors.

Official Notification PDF	Click Here
Official Website	Click Here
Result Check	17.10.2025

Frequently Asked Questions

1. 1 When will the DSE Assam TCR 2024 results be available? ▾

   The results will be available from 17th October 2025, 10:30 A.M. on the official website: madhyamik.assam.gov.in.
2. 2 Which posts are included in this result? ▾

   The results cover Graduate Teachers (GT) and Post Graduate Teachers (PGT) under the Directorate of Secondary Education, Assam as per the official notice.
3. 3 How can I check my result? ▾

   Visit madhyamik.assam.gov.in, click the TCR 2024 result link, and login using your Application Number and Password used during application. Download and print for records.
4. 4 Is the result final? ▾

   No — the result is provisional. Final selection is subject to verification of eligibility criteria, documents, and declarations. For technical support, call 08042303631 (10 A.M. to 5 P.M., Monday–Saturday).

2025-10-17 10:30 AM

SLRC Assam Class III Result 2025 – Skill Test Result

The State Level Recruitment Commission (SLRC), Assam has officially announced that the results of the Skill Test for Class III posts will be declared on 10th October 2025. Candidates who appeared in the test can check their provisional results from 10:30 AM onwards through the official websites.The notice, issued by the Secretary, SLRC for Class III Posts, serves as a partial modification of the earlier announcement made on the same date. 

Organization: State Level Recruitment Commission (SLRC) for Class III Posts

Post Type         Class III

Result Date         10th October 2025

Result Time         From 10:30 AM onwards

Candidates who appeared for the Skill Test can check their provisional results by logging into the official websites from 10:30 AM onwards.

How to Check SLRC Class III Result 2025

Candidates can view their results through the following websites:

Steps to check:

Visit any of the above official websites.

Click on the link “SLRC Class III Result 2025”.

Enter your Application Number and Password.

View and download your Provisional Result.

📞 Helpline

For any technical support, candidates may contact the Help Desk at:

📱 9582390056 (Monday to Saturday, 10.00 AM – 5.00 PM)

📄 Official Notice

This information has been issued as per official notification

No. SLRC-G-111/91/Advertisement/2023/96, dated 9th October 2025

by the Secretary, State Level Recruitment Commission for Class III Posts, AASC, Khanapara, Guwahati-22.

 Important Note

This notice is a partial modification of the previous SLRC notification No. SLRC-G-111/91/Advertisement/2023/95 published on the same date (09/10/2025).

Official Notice PDF	Click Here
Result Check Link 1	Click Here
Result Check Link 2	Click Here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — SLRC Class III Result 2025

When will the SLRC Class III Skill Test result be declared?

The provisional results for the SLRC Class III Skill Test will be declared on 10th October 2025. Results go live from 10:30 AM onwards on the official portals.

Where can I check my SLRC Class III result?

Check your provisional result at the official portals: sebaonline.org or assam.gov.in. Look for the SLRC/Class-III result link and use your login credentials to view the result.

What login details are required to view the result?

To view your provisional result you will need your Application Number and the Password you used during application. Keep these details ready before attempting to login.

Who should I contact for technical support?

For technical assistance related to result access, call the SLRC helpdesk at 9582390056 (Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM).

Official Notice: SLRC Notification No. SLRC-G-111/91/Advertisement/2023/96 — Dated 09/10/2025.

Assam Judicial Service Grade-I Main Exam 2011 – Paper-I with Answers

 

The Assam Judicial Service (AJS) Grade-I Main Examination 2011 was conducted by the Gauhati High Court for recruitment to senior judicial posts in the state judiciary. Paper-I of this exam covered English and General Knowledge, testing both language skills and awareness of national and current affairs.Here you can find the complete solved Paper-I (2011) with all correct answers verified from official sources. This paper is a valuable resource for aspirants preparing for upcoming AJS, UPSC Law, or State Judiciary examinations, as it reflects the real exam pattern, question style, and depth of understanding required in the judicial service exams.

AJS Grade-I Main Examination 2011 -QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

                                                               PART – B

1. Write an essay on: short " Judicial backlog : causes and remedies” or " Destination Northeast”.

A. Judicial Backlog: Causes and Remedies:-

The Indian judiciary is one of the strongest pillars of democracy, yet it faces a serious challenge of judicial backlog — the accumulation of pending cases in courts. Millions of cases remain unresolved for years, denying citizens timely justice.

Causes include shortage of judges, frequent adjournments, complex procedures, inadequate infrastructure, and misuse of appeals. Many vacancies in lower courts remain unfilled, and digitization is still incomplete in rural areas.

Remedies lie in increasing the number of judges, establishing more fast-track courts, and adopting e-court systems for faster hearings. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods such as arbitration and mediation can also reduce pressure on regular courts. Public awareness about legal rights and simpler procedures will ensure speedy justice.

In conclusion, reducing judicial backlog is essential for strengthening democracy and maintaining faith in the rule of law.

B. Destination Northeast

The Northeast region of India is known for its scenic beauty, rich culture, and ethnic diversity. With its lush hills, rivers, and wildlife, it holds immense potential as a tourism and trade hub, often called “India’s Gateway to Southeast Asia.”

The region’s charm lies in its natural attractions like Kaziranga, Tawang, Loktak Lake, and the vibrant festivals of Assam, Nagaland, and Mizoram. However, connectivity, infrastructure, and limited awareness have hindered its full development.

The government’s “Destination Northeast” initiative aims to promote tourism, boost local crafts, and attract investment. Improved road, rail, and air connectivity under the Act East Policy is helping integrate the region with the rest of India.

In short, Destination Northeast is not just a tourism slogan but a path toward inclusive growth, cultural exchange, and national integration.

2. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:

Sometimes Helen rose at dawn and stole into the garden while the heavy dew lay on the grass and flowers. Few know what joy it is to feel the roses pressing softly into the hand, or the beautiful motion of the lilies as she sways in the morning breeze. Sometimes she caught an insect in the flower she was plucking, and felt the faint noise of a pair of wings rubbed together in a sudden terror, as the little creature became aware of a pressure from without. Another favourite haunt of her was the orchard, where the fruit ripened early in July. The large, downy peaches would reach themselves into her hand, and as the joyous breezes flew about the trees the apples tumbled at her feet. Oh, the delight with which she gathered up the fruit in her pinafore, pressed her face against the smooth cheeks of the apples, still warm from the sun, and skipped back to the house! Her favourite walk was to Keller's Landing, an old tumble-down lumber-wharf on the Tennessee River, used during the Civil War to land soldiers. There she spent many happy hours and played at learning geography. She built dams of pebbles, made islands and lakes, and dug river-beds, all for fun, and never dreamed that she was learning a lesson. She listened with increasing wonder to Miss Sullivan's descriptions of the great round world with its burning mountains, buried cities, moving rivers of ice, and many other things as strange. Miss Sullivan made raised maps in clay, so that she could feel the mountain ridges and valleys and follow with her fingers the devious course of rivers. She liked this, too ; but the division of the earth into zones and poles confused and teased her mind. The illustrative strings and the orange sticks representing the poles seemed so real that even to this day the mere mention of temperature zone suggests a series of twine circles ; and She believes that if any one should set about it he could convince her that white bears actually climb the North Pole. 

(A) Give answer(s) in a single sentence to each question(s):

(i) What would Helen sometimes do at dawn?

She would rise early and go into the garden while dew lay on the grass and flowers.

(ii) What did Helen feel, taking an insect in her hand?

She felt the faint noise of wings rubbed together in terror.

(iii) What was one of the favourite haunts of Helen?

The orchard was one of her favourite haunts.

(iv) “She gathered up the fruit in her pinafore” – Which fruit is referred to here?

The fruit referred to is apples.

(v) What did Helen do with the apples?

She pressed her face against the apples and carried them joyfully to the house.

(vi) What did Helen learn through fun and play?

She learned geography through fun and play.

(vii) What was confusing to Helen?

The division of the earth into zones and poles was confusing to her.

(viii) How could Helen follow the winding course of rivers?

She traced them with her fingers on raised clay maps made by Miss Sullivan.

(B) Give short answer(s) in maximum 3 sentences: 

(i) What does Helen say about the insect she caught while plucking flowers?

Helen says that she felt the insect’s faint noise as it rubbed its wings together in terror, realizing it was trapped.

(ii) What does Helen say about the orchard?

She loved the orchard where peaches ripened early, apples fell at her feet, and she gathered fruits in her pinafore with great delight.

(iii) How did Helen learn lessons in geography from Miss Sullivan?

Miss Sullivan taught her geography using clay models of mountains, rivers, and valleys so Helen could feel their shapes and learn by touch.

(iv) How did Helen learn about the geographical divisions of the earth?

Miss Sullivan used strings and sticks to show zones and poles, but Helen found these confusing and too real in her imagination.

3. One-Word Substitution (Choose the correct answer): 

3.1 A person who does not believe in the existence of God –

(A) Irreligious (B) Non-believer (C) Atheist (D) Non-conformist (E) Theist

Ans: (C) Atheist

3.2 A medicine to cause vomiting –

(A) Emetic (B) Anodyne (C) Opiate (D) Narcotic (E) Antidote

Ans: (A) Emetic

3.3 A person who compiles a dictionary –

(A) Author (B) Grammarian (C) Linguist (D) Lexicographer (E) Choreographer

Ans: (D) Lexicographer

3.4 Travelling under a name other than one’s own –

(A) Incognito (B) Sinecure (C) Recluse (D) Refugee (E) Expatriate

Ans: (A) Incognito

3.5 Confinement to one place to avoid spread of infection –

(A) Quarantine (B) Postulation (C) Isolation (D) Seclusion (E) Sequestering

Ans: (A) Quarantine

3. Each of the following sentences or phrases is followed by five alternatives. Choose the one that best describes the meaning.

3.1 A person who does not believe in the existence of God –

(A) Irreligious (B) Non-believer (C) Atheist (D) Non-conformist (E) Theist

Ans: (C) Atheist

3.2 A medicine to cause vomiting –

(A) Emetic (B) Anodyne (C) Opiate (D) Narcotic (E) Antidote

Ans: (A) Emetic

3.3 A person who compiles a dictionary –

(A) Author (B) Grammarian (C) Linguist (D) Lexicographer (E) Choreographer

Ans: (D) Lexicographer

3.4 Travelling under a name other than one’s own –

(A) Incognito (B) Sinecure (C) Recluse (D) Refugee (E) Expatriate

Ans: (A) Incognito

3.5 Confinement to one place to avoid spread of infection –

(A) Quarantine (B) Postulation (C) Isolation (D) Seclusion (E) Sequestering

Ans: (A) Quarantine

4. Each of the following words is followed by five words, one of which is its opposite in meaning.

4.1 Belittle

(A) Detect (B) Disparage (C) Exaggerate (D) Detract (E) Heckle

Ans: (C) Exaggerate

4.2 Despicable

(A) Worthy of esteem (B) Inevitable (C) Incapable (D) Steering (E) Featureless

Ans: (A) Worthy of esteem

4.3 Centrifugal

(A) Ephemeral (B) Lasting (C) Barometric (D) Centripetal (E) Extravaganza

Ans: (D) Centripetal

4.4 Prodigal

(A) Thrifty (B) Consistent (C) Compatible (D) Errant (E) Wandering

Ans: (A) Thrifty

5. Choose the one word whose meaning is closest to the given word.

5.1 Vexed

(A) Annoying (B) Recurring (C) Unresolvable (D) Complex (E) Dangerous

Ans: (A) Annoying

5.2 Sagacious

(A) Contumacious (B) Illustrative (C) Wise (D) Benevolent (E) Benign

Ans: (C) Wise

5.3 Candid

(A) Irritable (B) Trickly (C) Intriguing (D) Guileless (E) Considerate

Ans: (D) Guileless

5.4 Taciturn

(A) Communicative (B) Reticent (C) Garrulous (D) Prolix (E) Voluble

Ans: (B) Reticent

5.5 Obstinate

(A) Stubborn (B) Indifferent (C) Pliable (D) Changeable (E) Haughty

Ans: (A) Stubborn

                                        PART – B

1. Hillary Clinton who was in India recently is the US Secretary of –

(A) Commerce (B) State (C) Treasury (D) Defence (E) None of these

Ans: (B) State

2. Recently the term 3G was very much in news. What does ‘G’ denote in 3G?

(A) Grade (B) Group (C) Global (D) Guid (E) Generation

Ans: (E) Generation

3. Which of the following terms is used in banking and finance?

(A) Abiotic (B) Demand deposit (C) Fatscales (D) Adiabetic (E) Cathode

Ans: (B) Demand deposit

4. Which of the following is a food crop?

(A) Maize (B) Cotton (C) Palm (D) Jute (E) Jatropha

Ans: (A) Maize

5. Names of which of the following rates/ratios cannot be seen in financial newspapers?

(A) Bank Rate (B) Repo Rate (C) Cash Reserve Ratio (D) Pulse Rate (E) SLR

Ans: (D) Pulse Rate

6. The chemical name of the salt we use in our kitchen is –

(A) Calcium Carbonate (B) Calcium Chloride (C) Sodium Carbonate (D) Sodium Chloride (E) Ammonium Sulphate

Ans: (D) Sodium Chloride

7. The Judges of the Supreme Court of India retire at the age of –

(A) 58 years (B) 60 years (C) 62 years (D) 65 years (E) 68 years

Ans: (D) 65 years

8. Sushil Kumar, who won a Gold Medal at an international event, is a –

(A) Wrestling Champion (B) Golfer (C) Table Tennis Player (D) Weightlifter (E) None of these

Ans: (A) Wrestling Champion

9. A Call Centre is –

(A) A place where salesmen meet (B) A training centre (C) A back-office setup where queries are answered (D) Customers’ meeting place (E) All of these

Ans: (C) A back-office setup where queries are answered

10. ATM means –

(A) Any Time Marketing (B) Any Time Money (C) Any Time Machine (D) Automatic Teller Machine (E) Automatic Teller Money

Ans: (D) Automatic Teller Machine

11. If your allowance was ₹1 and it doubled every day, in how many days would you have over ₹35?

(A) 6 days (B) 7 days (C) 9 days (D) 10 days (E) 11 days

Ans: (B) 7 days

12. Which of the following conductors is used in heating elements?

(A) Tungsten (B) Carbon (C) Copper (D) Nichrome (E) None of these

Ans: (D) Nichrome

13. Stethoscope : Heartbeat :: ? : Temperature

(A) Heat (B) Mercury (C) Scale (D) Thermometer (E) None

Ans: (D) Thermometer

14. BYW : DWU :: FUS :?

(A) ESQ (B) GST (C) HSQ (D) EST (E) None

Ans: (B) GST

15. Sarkaria Commission was constituted to give its report on –

(A) Pay Scales (B) Centre-State Relations (C) Ram Janmabhoomi Issue (D) Kaveri Dispute (E) None

Ans: (B) Centre-State Relations

16. Which Article of the Constitution deals with Fundamental Duties?

(A) Article 39C (B) Article 51A (C) Article 29B (D) Article 49 (E) None

Ans: (B) Article 51A

17. The most important source among Union Government tax revenues is –

(A) Income Tax (B) Customs Duty (C) Corporation Tax (D) Union Excise Duties (E) None

Ans: (C) Corporation Tax

18. Where is India’s satellite launching centre located?

(A) Ahmedabad (B) Hassan (C) Sriharikota (D) Thumba (E) None

Ans: (C) Sriharikota

19. When did India join the United Nations?

(A) 1945 (B) 1947 (C) 1950 (D) 1954 (E) 1955

Ans: (A) 1945

20. On imprisonment in 1908, Bal Gangadhar Tilak was sent to –

(A) Andaman & Nicobar (B) Rangoon (C) Singapore (D) Mandalay (E) None

Ans: (D) Mandalay

21. The animal which can tolerate more summer heat is –

(A) Buffalo (B) Cow (C) Goat (D) Deer (E) Donkey

Ans: (C) Goat

22. Chocolates can be bad for health because of a high content of –

(A) Zinc (B) Nickel (C) Lead (D) Cobalt (E) None

Ans: (C) Lead

23. Cooking gas is a mixture of –

(A) Methane & Ethylene (B) CO₂ & Oxygen (C) Butane & Propane (D) CO & CO₂ (E) None

Ans: (C) Butane and Propane

24. Grammy Award is given in the field of –

(A) Literature (B) Music (C) Science (D) Inventions and Discoveries (E) Sports

Ans: (B) Music

25. Which river is most important in terms of inland waterway?

(A) Amazon (B) Mississippi (C) Rhine (D) Hooghly (E) Brahmaputra

Ans: (E) Brahmaputra

26. India’s political relations with neighbouring countries are a part of its –

(A) Industrial Policy (B) Trade Policy (C) Foreign Policy (D) Development Policy (E) None

Ans: (C) Foreign Policy

27. A recession occurring two times with a small gap is called –

(A) Double Deflation (B) Deflation (C) Deep Recession (D) Double Dip Recession (E) None

Ans: (D) Double Dip Recession

28. Normally banks accept fixed deposits for a maximum period of –

(A) 5 years (B) 3 years (C) 10 years (D) 20 years (E) Any number of years

Ans: (C) 10 years

29. Which one is not a salient feature of debit card?

(A) No bad debts (B) No interest earning (C) Works like normal withdrawal (D) All the above (E) 45 days credit

Ans: (E) 45 days credit is given to the card holder

30. Which department completed 150 years in 2010?

(A) Income Tax (B) Customs & Excise (C) Post & Telegraph (D) Television & Broadcasting (E) None

Ans: (C) Post and Telegraph

31. Loans/advances to farmers are treated as –

(A) Personal Loans (B) Priority Sector Loan (C) Business Loan (D) Corporate Loan (E) None

Ans: (B) Priority Sector Loan

32. When loan is granted for purchase of white goods it is called –

(A) Consumption Loan (B) White Goods Loan (C) Consumer Durable Loan (D) All the above (E) None

Ans: (C) Consumer Durable Loan

33. The ____ of software contains lists of commands and options.

(A) Menu bar (B) Title bar (C) Formula bar (D) Tool bar (E) None

Ans: (A) Menu bar

34. An example of a telecommunication device is –

(A) Keyboard (B) Mouse (C) Printer (D) Modem (E) None

Ans: (D) Modem

35. Which device can understand difference between data and programs?

(A) Input Device (B) Output Device (C) Memory (D) Microprocessor (E) None

Ans: (D) Microprocessor

36. Computers use the _____ number system to store data and perform calculations.

(A) Binary (B) Octal (C) Decimal (D) Hexadecimal (E) None

Ans: (A) Binary

37. The person who writes and tests computer programs is called –

(A) Programmer (B) Computer Scientist (C) Software Engineer (D) Project Developer (E) None

Ans: (A) Programmer

38. Who was elected as the new IMF Chief?

(A) Ms. Christine Lagarde (B) Mr. Dominique Strauss-Kahn (C) Ban Ki-moon (D) Sepp Blatter (E) None

Ans: (A) Ms. Christine Lagarde

39. Who won the women’s singles final in Wimbledon 2011?

(A) Maria Sharapova (B) Petra Kvitova (C) Iveta Benesova (D) Kveta Peschke (E) Katarina Srebotnik

Ans: (B) Petra Kvitova

40. Who is the current Law Minister of India (2011)?

(A) M. Veerappa Moily (B) Kapil Sibal (C) Salman Khursheed (D) Dr. M. S. Gill (E) Murli Deora

Ans: (C) Salman Khursheed

Note:

The answers provided in this post are based on the official ATC 4-T Main Exam, 2011 question paper.

They reflect the facts, names, and positions as they were during that year.Some answers (such as current officeholders, ministers, or data figures) may have changed in later years.

Readers are advised to verify with the latest official updates or government notifications when preparing for current examinations.

Assam Judicial Service, Grade - I, 2011 Main Examination Paper - I

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does this paper cover and who conducted it?

This is Assam Judicial Service (AJS) Grade-I Main Exam 2011 – Paper-I, covering English & General Knowledge. The paper was conducted by the Gauhati High Court.

Are the answers in this post verified?

Yes — the answers are prepared from the official 2011 question paper and have been checked for accuracy against the paper available from Gauhati High Court archives.

Will these answers still be correct today?

Many answers (historical facts, definitions, and fixed concepts) remain correct. However, answers referring to office-holders, policies, or positions reflect the situation in 2011 and may have changed since then. Always cross-check current details if you need up-to-date information for a present exam or application.

Can I use this paper to prepare for current judiciary exams?

Yes. Solved past papers like this are very useful for understanding question patterns, difficulty level, and time management. Pair them with current syllabus updates and recent notifications to prepare effectively.

How should I cite this solved paper on my blog or notes?

Cite as: Assam Judicial Service Grade-I Main Exam 2011 – Paper-I (English & General Knowledge), solved question paper. Include a short note stating that answers are based on the 2011 paper and may change over time.

Note: The answers here are based on the 2011 official paper. For current office holders, policies or figures, please verify from the latest official sources.

NCSM Recruitment 2025 — Trainee (Computer Science) Posts

National Council of Science Museums (NCSM), Kolkata invites applications from fresh and eligible candidates for the engagement oh Trainee (Computer Science) positions. This is a great opportunity for candidates with a diploma or degree in computer science to gain valuable experience with a premier scientific organization.

Last Date to Apply: 31 October 2025

NCSM Recruitment Vacancy Details

Organization: National Council of Science Museums (NCSM)

Advt. No.: 08/2025

Post Name: Trainee (Computer Science)

Total Vacancies: 02

NCSM (Headquarters), Kolkata – 01 Post

CRTL – 01 Post

Salary

Rs. 30,000/- per month (Consolidated)

Educational Qualification

Essential: 3-year Diploma in Computer Science OR NIELIT ‘A’ level (formerly DOEACC ‘A’ level) Diploma in IT OR

Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) / B.Sc. (Computer Science)

(from a duly recognized institution)

 Duration of Traineeship

1 year, extendable for another year based on satisfactory performance and organizational needs.

No job guarantee after completion of traineeship.

How to Apply NCSM Trainee (Computer Science) 2025

1. Visit the Official Website:

Go to 👉 www.ncsm.gov.in

2. Download the Advertisement & Application Form:

Open the detailed advertisement (Advt. No. 08/2025) available on the homepage or “Career/Recruitment” section.

Download the prescribed Application Form in PDF format.

Fill in the Application Form:

3. Fill all required fields correctly — personal details, educational qualification, contact details, etc.

Attach self-attested copies of the following:

Proof of Date of Birth

Educational Qualification Certificates

Any other relevant documents

4. Prepare the Envelope:

Write clearly on the envelope:

👉 “Application for engagement of Trainee (Computer Science)”

5. Send the Application by Post:

The filled-in application form along with all documents should be sent by post to:

The Administrative Officer

National Council of Science Museums (NCSM)

Block-GN, Sector-V, Bidhan Nagar,
Kolkata – 700091

admnncsmhqrs@gmail.com (Mention on envelope: "Application for engagement of Trainee (Computer Science)")

Last Date for Submission:

📅 31 October 2025

Important Instructions

Incomplete or late applications will be summarily rejected.

Canvassing in any form will lead to disqualification.

There is no job guarantee after completion of the traineeship.

No email or online submission — application must be sent physically by post.

📧 For queries: admnncsmhqrs@gmail.com

Recruitment Advertisement PDF	Click Here
Revised Advertisement PDF	Click Here
Official Website	Click Here
Application Bio-Data Format	Click Here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Who is eligible to apply?

Candidates who passed on or after 01.01.2023 with a 3-year Diploma in Computer Science, NIELIT ‘A’ (DOEACC A) or BCA / B.Sc. (Computer Science).

Q2: How do I apply?

Download the Application Form from www.ncsm.gov.in, fill it, attach attested certificates and send by post to the Administrative Officer, NCSM, Kolkata. The envelope must mention the post title.

Q3: What documents are required?

Self-attested copies of Date of Birth proof, educational certificates, and any other supporting documents as specified in the advertisement.

Q4: What is the stipend and tenure?

Consolidated stipend ₹30,000/month. Traineeship is for 1 year and may be extended for another year based on performance and requirement.

Q5: Is this a regular job?

No. This is a temporary traineeship and there is no guarantee of regular employment after completion.

Q6: What is the last date to apply?

The last date for receipt of applications is 31 October 2025 (ensure postal delivery before this date).

Q7: Whom should I contact for queries?

For queries email admnncsmhqrs@gmail.com. Personal/interim inquiries to the office are not entertained.

2025-10-31

Library Assistant Vacancy–Gauhati High Court Recruitment 2025

The Gauhati High Court has invited online applications from eligible Indian citizens for the post of Library Assistant in the Judicial Academy, Assam, located at Amingaon, Kamrup (Rural). Candidates who meet the required eligibility criteria can apply online only through the official recruitment portals. Applications submitted through any other mode will not be accepted.

Start of Online Application 15 October 2025

Last Date to Apply Online 30 October 2025 (till 5:00 PM)

Last Date for Fee Payment 06 November 2025 (during bank hours)

GHC Library Assistant Recruitment Vacancy Details

Organization: Judicial Academy, Assam (under Gauhati High Court)

Post Name: Library Assistant

Total Vacancy: 01 (Unreserved)

Location: Amingaon, Kamrup (Rural), Assam

Advertisement No.: HC.XXXVII-50/2025/X.R.Cell

Pay Scale

Pay Band 2: ₹14,000 – ₹70,000/- + Grade Pay ₹7,600/- per month

GHC Library Assistant Recruitment Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification:

Graduate with Diploma/Degree in Library Science from a recognized University

Desirable: Knowledge of Computer Applications in a Library

Must possess a valid Employment Exchange Registration Number (Assam)

Age Limit (as on last date of application):

Category                             Min Max

UR                                     18 40

OBC/MOBC                     18 43

SC/ST (P/H)                     18 45

PwBD                             18 50

Selection Process

Stage I: Written Examination – 120 marks (2 hours)

General Knowledge: 40 marks

Library Science: 40 marks

General Aptitude: 20 marks

Assamese (Qualifying only): 20 marks

Stage II: Interview/Viva Voce – 20 marks

Final selection based on total marks of Stage I + Stage II.

Application Fees

Category     Fee

SC/ST     ₹250

Others     ₹500

PwBD     NIL

Mode of Payment: Online/Bank Challan (as per website instructions)

Note: Fees once paid are non-refundable.

How to Apply for GHC Library Assistant Recruitment 2025

Step-by-Step Process

Find the Recruitment Link:

On the homepage, click on “Online Application for direct recruitment to Library Assistant in Judicial Academy, Assam.”

Register Yourself:

Enter your basic details, email ID, and mobile number.

A Registration Code will be generated — note it down carefully.

(Sometimes email acknowledgment may delay due to network congestion, so keep a record manually.)

Fill the Online Application Form:

Log in using your registration details.

Fill all required fields — personal information, educational qualification, and experience.

Upload Documents:

You must upload the following scanned copies (in the format mentioned on the website):

Age proof (Class 10 Admit Card / Birth Certificate)

Degree/Diploma in Library Science (Final Marksheet or Certificate)

Caste certificate (if applicable)

Disability certificate (for PwBD candidates only)

Pay the Application Fee:

₹500 for General & OBC/MOBC

₹250 for SC/ST

No fee for PwBD candidates

Pay via online payment or bank transaction (as guided on the site).

Last date for payment: 06 November 2025 (during bank hours)

Submit the Form:

After reviewing all details, click Submit.

Once submitted, no changes can be made later.

Save & Print:

Download or print the Acknowledgment/Registration Slip for future reference.

📧 Technical Help (if needed)

If you face any issue during online application submission,

📩 Email at: ghc.rcell2013@gmail.com

➡️ Mention in subject line: “Library Assistant – Judicial Academy, Assam”

Include: Registration Code, Applicant’s Name & Father’s Name in the message.

Important Instructions

Application submitted in any mode other than online will be rejected.

Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Candidates in government service must produce No Objection Certificate.

No TA/DA will be paid for appearing in the test/interview.

Visit the official website regularly for updates.

Recruitment Advertisement PDF	Click Here
Official Website	Click Here
Apply Online	15 October 2025

Gauhati High Court Library Assistant – FAQ

What is the post and total vacancies?

Library Assistant - 01 post (Unreserved) at Judicial Academy, Assam.

What are the important dates?

Apply online: 15 Oct 2025 to 30 Oct 2025 (5:00 PM). Fee payment till 06 Nov 2025 (bank hours).

What is the pay scale?

PB-2 ₹14,000-70,000 + Grade Pay ₹7,600.

Who can apply?

Graduates with Diploma/Degree in Library Science from a recognized University and valid Assam Employment Exchange registration.

Is computer knowledge required?

Desirable: Knowledge of Computer Applications in a library.

What is the age limit?

UR: 18-40; OBC/MOBC: 18-43; SC/ST(P/H): 18-45; PwBD: 18-50 (as on last date of application).

What is the selection process?

Written Test (120 marks) + Interview/Viva Voce (20 marks). Assamese section (20) is qualifying only (minimum 8/20).

What is the application fee?

₹500 (Others), ₹250 (SC/ST), Nil (PwBD). Non-refundable.

How to apply online?

Apply via ghconline.gov.in or jaassam.gov.in → Recruitment link → Register → Fill form → Upload documents → Pay fee → Submit.

Which documents are required?

Age proof, Library Science degree/diploma (final marksheet/certificate), caste certificate (if applicable), disability certificate (if applicable).

2025-10-30 05:00 PM

Assam Police Question Paper 2023–24 with Answer Key

 

This paper was part of the Assam Police Recruitment Exam (SLPRB) conducted during the 2023–24 recruitment cycle for various posts like Constable, Sub-Inspector, and Grade-III positions.The questions covered subjects such as General Knowledge, English Grammar,