Assam ADRE 2.0 Exam 2024: The State-Level Recruitment Commission (SLRC) Assam is scheduled to conduct the Assam Direct Recruitment Examination (ADRE 2.0) on September 29, 2024. The commission has also released the exam-day guidelines, including the dress code and other exam-day instructions. Here, candidates can check the Assam ADRE 2.0 exam guidelines.

The commission announced that candidates will not be permitted to enter the exam venue without undergoing proper frisking, which will be conducted by police and/or authorised personnel both manually and with metal detectors.

Candidates must bring their Assam ADRE 2.0 exam hall ticket along with valid ID proof on the day of the examination. Candidates who fail to bring the Assam ADRE 2.0 exam admit card will not be allowed to enter the examination hall.

After the exam concludes, invigilators will collect the OMR sheets from candidates. Once the OMR sheets are verified, candidates will be permitted to take the question papers with them, as per SLRC guidelines.

SLRC Assam ADRE 2.0 Exam: Check Exam Day Guidelines

- Candidates are advised to verify the location of their examination venue a day prior to the exam to avoid any issues on the day of the examination.

- It is recommended that candidates arrive at the examination venue at least one and a half hours before the exam begins.

- No candidate will be permitted to enter the examination center after the gates have closed.

- Frisking will be conducted by police and/or authorized personnel, both manually and using metal detectors. If any candidate experiences improper frisking, they should immediately report the issue to the Centre-in-charge.

- To expedite the frisking process, candidates are advised to wear half-sleeve clothing and slippers.

- After the examination, candidates will be allowed to take their question booklets with them.

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SLRC Assam ADRE 2.0 Exam: Items Allowed Inside The Venue

- ADRE 2.0 hall ticket (printed on A4 paper)

- Valid ID proof in physical form (preferably Aadhar card, PAN card, driving license, or voter ID)

- Blue or black ballpoint pen

- PwD certificate and any related documents for scribe, if applicable

- Water in transparent, unlabelled bottles

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