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APSC JE 2026 Question Paper and Answer Key; Download PDF

Soumya Rajput

Sep 21, 2026

APSC JE 2026 Question Paper with Answer Key will be available here to download in PDF format. The APSC Junior Engineer under Soil Conservation Department Screening Test is scheduled to be held on September 20, 2026 (Sunday). Paper I – General Knowledge will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon, while Paper II – Civil or Agriculture Engineering will be held from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM.

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APSC JE 2026 Exam Pattern

APSC JE 2026 Screening Test for the Soil Conservation Department will be conducted in OMR-based objective format and consists of two papers. Paper I is General Knowledge, containing 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks with a duration of 2 hours. Paper II is Civil or Agriculture Engineering, also carrying 100 marks and lasting 2 hours. In Paper II, Part A is common to both Civil and Agriculture Engineering candidates and carries 60 marks. Civil Engineering candidates attempt Part A and Part B, while Agriculture Engineering candidates attempt Part A and Part C; Part B and Part C carry 40 marks each.

APSC JE 2026 Expected Weightage

The APSC JE Soil Conservation syllabus specifies the broad section-wise distribution for Paper II. APSC has not prescribed a fixed topic-by-topic number of questions within each listed subject, so candidates should treat the topic coverage below as the expected areas of focus rather than a fixed question distribution.

Paper/Section Important Topics Weightage
Paper I – General Knowledge Current Affairs, India & Assam History, National Movement, Geography, Polity & Constitution, Economy, Assam Environment, Climate Change, Agro Ecology, Watershed Management, Mental Ability, Assam & Northeast Culture 100 Marks
Paper II – Part A (Common) Surveying & Levelling, Water Resource Engineering, Hydraulics, Civil Engineering Drawing & Estimating, Soil Science & Soil Mechanics, Strength of Materials 60 Marks
Paper II – Part B (Civil Engineering) RCC Structures, Building Construction Materials, Concrete Technology, Steel Structures, Environmental Engineering & Pollution 40 Marks
OR
Paper II – Part C (Agriculture Engineering) Post-Harvest Technology, Farm Power & Machinery, Crop Production Technology, Farm Building Structure, Renewable Energy, Tea Engineering, Refrigeration & Cold Storage 40 Marks

For Civil Engineering candidates, Paper II comprises Part A (60 marks) + Part B (40 marks). For Agriculture Engineering candidates, it comprises Part A (60 marks) + Part C (40 marks).

APSC JE 2026 Question Paper FAQs

Ques: When will the APSC JE 2026 exam be conducted?

Ans: APSC Junior Engineer Screening Test under the Soil Conservation Department is scheduled for September 20, 2026 (Sunday). Paper I will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon, followed by Paper II from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM.

Ques: What subjects are included in the APSC JE 2026 question paper?

Ans: Paper I covers General Knowledge, while Paper II covers Civil or Agriculture Engineering, depending on the candidate's engineering discipline.

Ques: How many questions are asked in APSC JE 2026?

Ans: Each paper consists of 100 multiple-choice questions carrying 100 marks. Therefore, candidates appear for 200 questions carrying a total of 200 marks across the two papers. Each paper has a duration of 2 hours.

Ques: What is the pattern of APSC JE Paper II for Civil and Agriculture Engineering candidates?

Ans: Paper II has a 60-mark common Part A. Civil Engineering candidates attempt Part A + Part B (40 marks), while Agriculture Engineering candidates attempt Part A + Part C (40 marks).

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