EPFO Social Security Assistant Phase-II Result 2019 announced; check here
Candidates who have appeared for the Phase II examination on November 14, 2019 can check their results on the official website - https://www.epfindia.gov.in/.
Screen grab of the official web page. NEW DELHI: NEW DELHI: The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), India has released the Social Security Assistant examination result on its official website.
Candidates who have appeared for the Phase II examination on November 14, 2019 can check their results on the official website - https://www.epfindia.gov.in/.
The EPFO has released the list of candidates shortlisted for Phase-III examination (Computer Data Entry Skill Test) for recruitment to the post of Social Security Assistant (Phase-II exam held on 14.11.2019) for all the regions like - Uttarakhand Region, Telangana Region, Uttar Pradesh Region, Rajasthan Region, Punjab & Chandigarh Region, Odisha Region, North East Region, Maharashtra Region, Madhya Pradesh Region, Kerala & Lakshadweep Region, Karnataka Region, Himachal Pradesh Region, Haryana Region, Gujarat Region, Goa Region, Delhi Region, Chhattisgarh Region, Bihar Region and Andhra Pradesh Region.
The EPFO Social Security Assistant Phase I examination was conducted on August 31, 2019 and September 1, 2019.
Here's the direct link to check EPFO Phase II results 2019
The date of Phase-III Examination i.e. Computer Data Entry Skill Test for the post of Social Security Assistant will be intimated shortly. Candidates are advised to check their registered email addresses and EPFO's website regularly for the same.
Candidates will be required to appear for the Computer Data Entry Skill Test to assess speed and accuracy for Data Entry Work. Minimum requirement for qualifying in the Computer Data Entry Skill Test is 5000 key depressions per hour. The Computer Data Entry Skill Test will be qualifying in nature only.
Marks list of all candidates who appeared in Phase-II examination (Both successful and unsuccessful candidates) will be released after conduct of Phase-III examination (Computer Data Entry Speed Test).
Candidates who have appeared for the Phase II examination on November 14, 2019 can check their results on the official website - https://www.epfindia.gov.in/.
The EPFO has released the list of candidates shortlisted for Phase-III examination (Computer Data Entry Skill Test) for recruitment to the post of Social Security Assistant (Phase-II exam held on 14.11.2019) for all the regions like - Uttarakhand Region, Telangana Region, Uttar Pradesh Region, Rajasthan Region, Punjab & Chandigarh Region, Odisha Region, North East Region, Maharashtra Region, Madhya Pradesh Region, Kerala & Lakshadweep Region, Karnataka Region, Himachal Pradesh Region, Haryana Region, Gujarat Region, Goa Region, Delhi Region, Chhattisgarh Region, Bihar Region and Andhra Pradesh Region.
The EPFO Social Security Assistant Phase I examination was conducted on August 31, 2019 and September 1, 2019.
Here's the direct link to check EPFO Phase II results 2019
The date of Phase-III Examination i.e. Computer Data Entry Skill Test for the post of Social Security Assistant will be intimated shortly. Candidates are advised to check their registered email addresses and EPFO's website regularly for the same.
Candidates will be required to appear for the Computer Data Entry Skill Test to assess speed and accuracy for Data Entry Work. Minimum requirement for qualifying in the Computer Data Entry Skill Test is 5000 key depressions per hour. The Computer Data Entry Skill Test will be qualifying in nature only.
Marks list of all candidates who appeared in Phase-II examination (Both successful and unsuccessful candidates) will be released after conduct of Phase-III examination (Computer Data Entry Speed Test).
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