APSC AE recruitment 2025: Apply for 45 Assistant Engineer Civil posts from April 15, details here Newspoint  |  11/04/2025 19:39:18

The Assam Public Service Commission () has invited online applications from eligible candidates for the recruitment of Assistant Engineer (Civil) under Water Resources Department under Advt. No. 13/2025. Interested candidates can apply for the posts at from April 15 to May 14, 2025.

The recruitment drive aims to fill 45 AE Civil posts.

Eligibility Criteria

Age Limit: 21 to 38 years as on January 1, 2025. The upper age limit is relaxed for reserved category candidates.

Educational Qualification: Candidate must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering/Technology in Civil Engineering (B.E/ in Civil Engineering) from an Indian or Foreign University recognized by Govt. More details in the notification below:

Application Fee

The applicants from unreserved category are required to pay a fee of Rs 297.40, whereas the fee for OBC/MOBC, and SC/ST/BPL/PwBD categories are RS 197.40 and 47.20, respectively.

For more details, candidates are advised to visit the official website .

...

Read more
Maharashtra Govt Transfers 26 IPS Officers In Major Reshuffle; Key Postings In Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur
Newspoint
RSS Chief arrives in Jaipur; to visit Pushkar today
Newspoint
Mumbai News: Diamond Trader Booked For Cheating Merchants Of ₹5.13 Crore In BKC Fraud Case
Newspoint
CBI Court sentences 10 people to 3 years of rigorous imprisonment in Vyapam case, imposes fine of Rs 16,000
Newspoint
Maharashtra Cyber Fraud: 38-Year-Old Jalgaon Woman Duped Of ₹71.5 Lakh In Online Restaurant Review Scam; Case Registered
Newspoint
The CM pushes for kharif readiness and strikes down on companies selling fake seeds
Theindiaprint
Star hotels to increase travel
Theindiaprint
The historic Saraswati Pushkarams are a tourist and devotee excursion
Theindiaprint
The market is increasingly favoring Assamese high-quality agricultural products: CM
Theindiaprint
People should be informed about Ahalya Bhai’s life and contributions. Kishan Reddy
Theindiaprint