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Cuttack: OPSC ASO Exam Postponed. Written examination to be held on Sunday 21st has been postponed. The postponement decision has been taken in view of the ongoing heavy rains and floods in Odisha. Candidates who have to appear in the exam for Assistant Section Officer (ASO) Posts can download the postponement notice available on the official website. 

Written OPSC ASO Exam Scheduled to be held on 21.08.2022 for Recruitment to the Posts of Asst. Section Officer (Advt. No. 26 of 2021-22) is postponed until further Orders. Check the Notice for details.

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The written examination has been postponed until further notice. The Odisha Public Service Commission has informed that all the candidates will be informed about the changed schedule of the examination through notification.

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