Eligibility Requirements
Candidates must meet specific educational qualifications and experience to be eligible for the available posts. For instance, the Finance & Accounts Officer position requires a Bachelor's degree in Commerce, Business Administration, or Economics. Similarly, applicants for the Assistant Public Prosecutor role must have a Bachelor of Law with at least 7 years of experience in criminal law practice. Detailed eligibility criteria vary by position and must be closely reviewed before applying.
| Post | Educational Qualification & Eligibility Condition |
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| Finance & Accounts Officer / Treasury Officer | Bachelor's Degree in Commerce/Business Administration/Economics, OR Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with Statistics or Mathematics as one of the subjects (studied as a compulsory subject in all semesters/years) from a recognized University |
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| Sub-Treasury Officer | Bachelor's Degree in Commerce/Business Administration, OR Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with Economics and Statistics as subjects (Statistics or Economics studied as a compulsory subject in all semesters/years) from a recognized University |
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| Assistant Director (Prosecution) | Bachelor of Law from a recognized University with a minimum of 7 years of active practice as an advocate in criminal courts, OR experience as a Magistrate of the First Class |
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| Assistant Public Prosecutor | Bachelor of Law from a recognized University with a minimum of 7 years of experience in criminal law practice |
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Age Relaxation Guidelines
The age limit for applicants varies based on category, with specific relaxations provided for Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe candidates and Persons with Bench Disability (PwBD). For APST candidates, age relaxation is up to 5 years, and for APST PwBD candidates, the relaxation extends up to 15 years. Regular state government employees are eligible for age relaxations as per prevailing government rules.
| Category | Age Relaxation |
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| Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APST) | Up to 5 years |
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| APST PwBD candidates | Up to 15 years |
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| Regular State Government employees | As per Government rules and regulations in force |
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Pay Scale Information
The pay scales for the various positions range from Level 7 to Level 10, reflecting the responsibilities and qualifications required. The Finance & Accounts Officer and the Assistant Director (Prosecution) positions both offer a competitive salary starting from ₹56,100 per month, with additional pay for specific roles. Candidates should consider these financial aspects when applying.
| Post | Pay Scale |
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| Finance & Accounts Officer / Treasury Officer | Level 10, ₹56,100–1,77,500 per month |
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| Sub-Treasury Officer | Level 7, ₹44,900–1,42,400 per month |
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| Assistant Director (Prosecution) | Level 10, ₹56,100–1,77,500 per month, plus Special Pay of ₹1,000 per month |
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| Assistant Public Prosecutor | Level-8, ₹47,600–1,51,100 per month |
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Exam Structure
The selection process includes a written examination followed by a viva-voce. The maximum marks for the objective papers and descriptive papers will total 500, testing candidates on general English, general studies, and their chosen subjects. It’s essential for candidates to prepare thoroughly for all sections of the exam.
| Subject/Paper | Maximum Marks |
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| General English and General Studies (Objective) | 150 |
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| Concerned Subject Paper-I (Descriptive) | 150 |
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| Concerned Subject Paper-II (Descriptive) | 150 |
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| Viva-Voce | 50 |
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| Total | 500 |
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Subject Papers for Different Posts
Candidates will need to focus on specific subjects relevant to their applied posts during the examination. Each post has designated subjects with allocated marks, emphasizing the need for targeted preparation.
| Post(s) | Maximum Marks | Subject/Paper |
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| Finance & Accounts Officer/Treasury Officer, Sub-Treasury Officer | 200 | Commercial Mathematics and General Awareness & Current Affairs |
| Assistant Director (Prosecution), Assistant Public Prosecutor | 200 | Concerned Subject |