APSSB extends NMTE 2026 exam to two days, schedule out

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The Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB), Itanagar, has extended the Non-Ministerial Technical Examination, 2026 (NMTE) to two days, 29 November and 30 November, instead of the earlier single day of 29 November. The revised schedule was issued in notice No. APSSB-13/9/2026/1500, dated 12 November 2026.

APSSB extends NMTE 2026 exam to two days, schedule out

All candidates must appear for a Common Paper of 100 marks and the Technical Paper of 100 marks for their post. On 29 November, the Common Paper will be held from 11 AM to 12 noon for all candidates, followed by technical papers for Auxiliary Nurse Midwives, Laboratory Technician, Pharmacist (Allopathy), ECG Technician, Dental Technician and Publicity Assistant from 3 PM to 4 PM. On 30 November, Paper 7 on Road Safety and Traffic Signages, common to driver and constable posts, will be held from 11 AM to 12 noon, and the Health Assistant Jr. paper from 3 PM to 4 PM.

The schedule is available on the official APSSB website, apssb.nic.in. The notice is signed by Y.V.V.J. Rajasekhar, IAS, Secretary-cum-CoE, APSSB.

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The two-day extension splits the exam into a common paper day and a technical paper day for driver and health posts, giving candidates for those roles an extra day to prepare. The schedule leaves several questions open, such as the exact venue details and admit card release, which are not mentioned in the notice. Candidates should check apssb.nic.in for the full schedule PDF and confirm their specific paper timing, as the notice lists different papers for different posts on each day.

The next step is for candidates to download the schedule and verify their post's paper date and time, as the notice does not provide any further instructions beyond the exam dates.


Source: freejobalert.com

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