GUWAHATI, Assam — The State-Level Recruitment Commission (SLRC) announced the results of the Assam Direct Recruitment Examination (ADRE) for Grade 3 and 4 posts on March 7, 2025. The announcement was made by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, providing relief and clarity to over 8 lakh applicants who had eagerly awaited the outcome.
Candidates can access their results on the Assam State portal, assam.gov.in, or through the Secondary Education Board of Assam (SEBA) websites, slrcg3.sebaonline.org and slrcg4.sebaonline.org. The recruitment process aims to fill approximately 12,600 vacancies across various departments, offering opportunities in government positions that are sought after by many in the state.
The ADRE 2025 examination was conducted to fill 5,023 Grade 3 and Grade 4 posts. According to official sources, the examination was held in a structured manner, and the results include detailed scorecards for the candidates. “We have ensured a transparent selection process, and I congratulate all the successful candidates,” Chief Minister Sarma stated during the announcement.
The recruitment examination saw an overwhelming response, with a significant number of candidates vying for the positions. The cutoff marks and detailed steps for checking the results have been provided on the official portals, making it easier for candidates to verify their scores and understand their standing.
In addition to providing results, the SLRC has also announced the norms for calculating scores, which considers penalties for incorrect answers, ensuring a competitive and fair assessment. The authorities have also provided insights into the exam structure, helping candidates to better prepare for any future assessments.
The announcement of the results marks a critical phase in Assam’s recruitment efforts, which aim to strengthen the workforce in the public sector. The recruitment drive is part of a broader initiative to enhance administrative efficiency and service delivery within the state.
Candidates are encouraged to visit the official websites for further updates and detailed information. The state’s digital platforms remain a vital tool for communicating essential information to the public, ensuring transparency and accessibility in government recruitment processes.
