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About 12,000 Candidates Take MPPSC Assistant Professor Exam in Indore
About 12,000 people took an Assistant Professor exam in Indore on October 4.
The exam was organized by the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission.
It was held at 30 centres around the city.
There were two parts of the day for taking the exam.
Officials set up three layers of security at each centre.
Candidates were asked to arrive about an hour and a half early.
They needed to bring their admit cards and required documents.
They also had to follow the rules about what they could bring inside.
Around 12,000 candidates appeared for the MPPSC Assistant Professor examination in Indore on October 4.
The examination was held at 30 centres across the city.
It took place in two shifts: 10 am to 11 am and 1 pm to 4 pm.
Officials implemented a three-layer security system at every examination centre.
Candidates were advised to arrive about 90 minutes early and follow admit-card instructions.
- Who
- Around 12,000 candidates took the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission Assistant Professor examination.
- What
- The Assistant Professor examination was conducted at 30 centres.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- October 4; the first shift ran from 10 am to 11 am and the second from 1 pm to 4 pm. The year was not specified.
- Why
- Indore was selected as an examination centre because of the large number of candidates and logistical requirements.
Key facts
- Candidates
- Around 12,000
- Examination centres
- 30 across Indore
- Date
- October 4; year not specified
- First shift
- 10 am–11 am
- Second shift
- 1 pm–4 pm
- Security
- Three-layer system at all centres
- Recommended arrival
- About one-and-a-half hours before the scheduled start
Sources
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