SLPRB Assam Police Constable Result 2025 Declared At slprbassam.in, Check Direct Link Here
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The SLPRB Assam Police Constable Result 2025 has been released on the official website at slprbassam.in. Check direct link here.
SLPRB Assam Police Constable Result 2025: The State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB), Assam, has announced the results for the Assam Police Constable recruitment exam. Candidates who appeared for the written exam held on April 6 can now check and download their scorecards from the official website — slprbassam.in.
Qualified candidates must appear for the Oral/Viva Voce, Trade Proficiency Test, Practical Test, and Swimming & Boating, which are scheduled for May 9, 14, and 16, respectively. Hall tickets will be available from May 5, 2025. The written exam was held on April 6, 2025.
'Shortlisted Candidates will be able to download their Admit Cards for Oral/Viva Voce, Trade Proficiency Test, Practical Test and Swimming & Boating by logging in to the SLPRB website (www.slprbassam.in) from 11 AM of 5 th May, 2025. Before downloading of their Admit Card, Candidates will have to give the preferences of the posts against which they have applied and eligible for," reads the notification.
Here's Direct Link To Check Assam Police Constable Result 2025
To access the SLPRB Assam Police Constable scorecard 2025, follow these steps:
Candidates are advised to verify all details on the scorecard carefully after downloading.
The SLPRB Assam Police Constable recruitment drive is being conducted for 4,903 Constable positions. For more details on the SLPRB Assam Police Constable Result 2025, visit the official website at slprbassam.in.
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