TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 update: The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) will release TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 soon.
Candidates, who are appearing for the TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Exam scheduled to be held on November 6, should note that the commission release the admit card online.
Once released, TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 will be available on the official website (tnpsc.gov.in). The guide to download TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 can be found below.
TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021: How to download online
- Step 1: Go to the official website- tnpsc.gov.in.
- Step 2: Now click on the notification that says “TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021.”
- Step 3: Enter the Login credentials.
- Step 4: Download TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021.
In case of any discrepancy in the admit card, candidates must report it to the exam conducting authority immediately.
Candidates who will pass the prelims exam need to appear for mains exam and interview.
TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021: FAQs
When will TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 release?
The TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 will release soon. According to reports, TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 will release in the last week October.
What is the official website for downloading TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021?
The official website for downloading TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021 is tnpsc.gov.in.
TNPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor Prelims Admit Card 2021: Check items prohibited at the exam hall
Mobile phones, pagers, etc. are not allowed inside the examination Hall. Candidates who are found to possess Mobile or Cellular Phones, Pager and other unauthorized electronic gadgets after commencement of the examination, whether in use or not, will be deemed to be using unfair means and would be liable to disciplinary action as deemed fit, including ban from future examinations. Their candidate will also be cancelled for the examination.
