The release of admit cards for upcoming exams under both Assam's Directorate of Medical Education (DME) and Jammu & Kashmir’s High Court marks a significant step toward the recruitment process. The DME Assam Grade-III (Non-Technical) admit cards were made available on March 1, 2025, just weeks before the scheduled exam date of March 30, 2025. Similarly, the first stage of recruitment for positions including Junior Assistant, Steno-Typist, System Officer, and System Assistant within the Jammu & Kashmir High Court will see admit cards released on March 6, 2025, with exams taking place from March 16 to March 23, 2025.
For those applying for the DME Assam Grade-III (Non-Technical) roles, the admit card must be downloaded from the official website, dme.assam.gov.in. Candidates who applied for the 320 vacancies are required to access their admit cards via their candidate login. Each individual must print their admit card, as entry to the exam hall will not be permitted without it. Candidates are reminded to report to their exam venue at least one hour prior to the exam, armed with both their admit card and valid photo identification.
Instructions for downloading the DME Assam admit card are straightforward. Candidates must visit the official site, navigate to the ‘Recruitment’ section, find the link for the Grade-III (Non-Technical) exam, and log in using their User ID and Password. The admit card will contain important details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, exam date and time, venue, and other relevant identifiers.
Meanwhile, those eyeing positions at the JK High Court can expect to download their admit cards for the first stage of recruitment starting March 6. The JK High Court emphasizes the necessity of this document, stating, “The admit card for the JKHC Junior Assistant Exam 2025 is one of the required documents without which not a single individual will be allowed inside the exam hall.” Candidates will need to enter their registration number and password to access their admit cards once released.
To download the JKHC admit cards, candidates need to head to the official JK High Court website at jkhighcourt.nic.in. The process is similar — select the recruitment option, find the relevant admit card link, and proceed to log in to download the document.
During this recruitment period, candidates should take note of the exam formats implemented by both bodies. The DME Assam's examination will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering topics like English Language, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs, with no penalty for wrong answers. Candidates will be allocated 2 hours to complete their test. On the other hand, the JK High Court’s exams will include 80 MCQs, conducted over 80 minutes, with sections dedicated to General English, General Knowledge, and Job-Related Awareness, among others.
With these exams fast approaching, candidates across Assam and Jammu & Kashmir are urged to stay updated. Regular visits to the respective official websites for any changes or additional information can prove beneficial as they prepare for their assessments.
Both the DME Assam and JK High Court have provided clear instructions and frameworks for candidates to follow, ensuring the process remains transparent and organized. The upcoming examination windows not only hold significance for the respective candidates but also reflect the continued push for recruitment across various sectors within these regions. It is imperative for applicants to maintain preparedness and mindfulness about their respective exam dates, as well as the details encapsulated within their admit cards, which serve as gateways to these opportunities.