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| Government of India
Department of Atomic Energy
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Training Schools

OCES/DGFS-2013 ONLINE TEST ADMIT CARD | | | | Application No | : | 13CS1033057 | Name | : | VARUN KUMAR | Date of Birth | : | 27/10/1991 | Discipline | : | Computer Science | Category | : | GEN | | | | | | Test Venue | : | B. S. ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY (CRESCENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING) SEETHAKATHI ESTATE, VANDALUR, CHENNAI - 600048. TEL: 044-22751347/48/50 | Test Date | : | 30/04/2013 | Reporting Time | : | 02:00 PM | | | | | | Candidate's signature
(in presence of Invigilator) | | Invigilator's signature | | | IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS 1. Please ensure that all the information on this admit card including photograph, signature and barcode are clearly visible on the printout. 2. In case of any discrepancy in the admit card information, please contact our helpdesk immediately. 3. This admit card must not be mutilated or tampered with. 4. Candidate’s entry into the test centre is subject to the verification of the admit card. If the details/information in the admit card is found to be tampered with, and/or is in disagreement with the candidate's particulars available with the test centre-in-charge, the candidate will not be permitted to attempt the test. 5. In addition to the admit card, following documents shall also be brought to the test centre: a. Valid photo identity card (such as passport/driving license/adhar/voter's card/identity card issued by the candidate's college etc) b. Original 10th (or equivalent) mark sheet c. Valid proof of category, in case of male candidates availing fee exemption. 6. Candidates reporting to the test centre after the reporting time will not be permitted to appear for the test. 7. Candidate shall sign in the space provided in this admit card only in the presence of the Invigilator. 8. The online objective type test will be of 2 hours
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