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Assam Secretariat Administration Dept

Recruitment for Junior Administrative Assistant posts.

English · हिन्दी · অসমীয়া
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About the Exam

Assam Secretariat conducts recruitment for Junior Administrative Assistant and allied ministerial posts through a written examination and computer proficiency test.

Eligibility

  • HSSLC / Graduation depending on Grade (III / IV)
  • Age: 18 – 40 years (relaxation as per rules)
  • Knowledge of local language (Assamese / MIL)

Key Facts

  • Conducting BodyAssam Secretariat Administration Dept
  • Exam ModeTo be Announced
  • Total VacanciesTBA
  • Negative MarkingTo be Announced
  • Official Websiteassam.gov.in

Exam Pattern

Structure, marks and duration of Assam Secretariat. The written stage is objective (MCQ) unless stated otherwise.

SectionQsMarksDuration
General Studies4040
General Aptitude & Reasoning3030
General English2020
Assamese / MIL1010
Total100100 2 hours

General Studies

40%
  • Indian History & Polity
  • Geography
  • Economy
  • General Science
  • Assam GK

Reasoning & Numeracy

30%
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Number Series
  • Simplification
  • Data Interpretation

General English

20%
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary
  • Comprehension
  • Error Spotting

Assamese / MIL

10%
  • Grammar
  • Comprehension
  • Vocabulary

Subject-wise Weightage & Difficulty (Previous Years)

Based on the last 5 years of Assam Secretariat papers — expected question distribution and difficulty trend.

General Studies

Moderate
40%
~40 questionsRising

Reasoning & Numeracy

Hard
30%
~30 questionsStable

General English

Easy
20%
~20 questionsFalling

Assamese / MIL

Moderate
10%
~10 questionsRising

Key Insights

  • Assam Secretariat papers stay closest to the official syllabus — cover the high-weightage sections first.
  • General Studies & Assam GK together decide the cut-off; revise static facts regularly.
  • Reasoning and aptitude are the most scoring — aim for near-100% accuracy here.
  • Solve at least 5 previous-year papers to internalise the difficulty and time pressure.

Important Dates

  1. Notification

    To be Announced

  2. Application Window

    To be Announced

  3. Admit Card

    To be Announced

  4. Exam Date

    To be Announced

  5. Result

    To be Announced