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APPSC Group–1 Mains from today
District collector B Lakshmikantham said elaborate arrangements have been made for the smooth conduct of Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) Group-1 Mains examination which will be held at four centres in the district. In all, 1,359 candidates will appear for examination which will start from August 17 and conclude on August 28.
Vijayawada: District collector B Lakshmikantham said elaborate arrangements have been made for the smooth conduct of Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) Group-1 Mains examination which will be held at four centres in the district. In all, 1,359 candidates will appear for examination which will start from August 17 and conclude on August 28.
The examination will start at 10 am and end at 1 pm. All the candidates should reach the exam centre between 9 am and 9.45 am and the candidates will not be allowed into the hall after 9.45 am.
The Collector said mobiles and electronic gadgets will not be allowed inside the exam hall, the candidates will not be allowed to leave the examination hall before 1 pm. Facilities were provided at all the exam centres and the district health department will arrange camps at all the centres with first-aid kits and ORS packets. The police personnel will check all the candidates for the hall tickets and identity cards before entering the exam centre.
