The Assam Public Service Fee (APSC) has postponed the APSE Junior Engineer (JE) examination scheduled for the recruitment of Junior Engineers in Civil/Mechanical/Electrical/Chemical disciplines. The APSC has issued a brief discover on its official web site at relating to the postponement. Earlier, the examination, aimed to fill 264 vacancies, was scheduled to be carried out on June 2, 2024 however as a result of unfavorable climate situations prevailing within the Barak Valley area of Assam inflicting disruption in connectivity, the fee has determined to postpone the examination.Nevertheless, the Fee hasn’t but declared the brand new examination date.
“Every other info relating to the aforementioned examination shall be notified in due time,” reads the official discover.
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APSC JE Examination 2024: Earlier schedule

The examination was imagined to be carried out on June 2, 2024 and the admit playing cards have already been launched for the examination by the fee on Might 29, 2024. The examination was scheduled to be held in two shifts, the morning shift from 10 AM to 12 PM and the afternoon shift from 1:30 PM to three:30 PM specializing in civil, electrical, mechanical, and chemical topics.
Assam Flood Scenario: 6 individuals useless, Cachar worst-hit district
Notably, six individuals in Assam have to date misplaced their lives to floods attributable to heavy downpour within the aftermath of cyclone Remal. Cachar district within the Barak valley is the worst-affected district. In line with the flood report of the Assam State Catastrophe Administration Authority (ASDMA), greater than 26,400 individuals had been affected within the Karimganj district, whereas 8351 individuals had been affected in Cachar and 6227 within the Hailakandi district.

Warmth wave in Assam’s Barak Valley: College timings and exams rescheduled

Flood aside, Assam had been experiencing extreme heatwave for a number of weeks with the utmost temperature reaching 40 diploma Celsius in a number of components of the state, together with the capital metropolis of Guwahati and Silchar in Barak valley. Preserving the climate situations in thoughts, Cachar district commissioner Rohan Kumar Jha, on twenty fifth Might, revised the timings of faculties so as to defend the well being and security of scholars. He directed that twenty seventh Might onwards, all authorities and personal colleges will function on adjusted schedules. Right here the brand new faculty timings in keeping with the district commissioner’s order:
Decrease Major Colleges: 7.30 AM to 12.15 PM
Higher Major Colleges: 7.30 AM to 12.45 PM
Excessive Colleges and Larger Secondary Colleges: 7.30 AM to 1.15 PM