APPSC Junior Engineer DV 2026: Biometric Verification, Documents

The Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has released an important notification regarding the Document Verification (DV) and Biometric Verification process for candidates who appeared in the Junior Engineer Common Recruitment Examination-2025. This update, dated March 5, 2026, informs candidates about mandatory requirements for the DV day, emphasizing the need to bring specific documents in original and a separate set of self-attested copies.

Candidates are advised to carefully read through the details to ensure they are fully prepared for the verification process, as absence or failure to produce required documents will lead to disqualification from the subsequent interview/viva-voce.

DV Overview

DV Schedule & Biometric Verification

The Biometric Verification of candidates shall be conducted on the same day as the Document Verification. The specific dates, timings, and venue for the Document Verification were prescribed in an earlier notification issued vide even number, Date: 13/02/2026. Candidates must refer to that previous notification for the complete schedule.

It is mandatory for all candidates to undergo Biometric Verification to confirm their identity.

Who Should Attend

All candidates who were issued an Admit Card for the Written Examination of Junior Engineer Common Recruitment Examination-2025 and are called for Document Verification should mandatorily attend this process.

Documents Required for Verification

Candidates must bring all the following documents in their original form for verification, along with a separate set of self-attested copies for submission:

Mandatory Documents (Originals & Self-Attested Copies)

• Class-X Certificate & Mark-sheets.
• Class-XII/Diploma Certificate and Mark-sheet.
• Degree Certificate and Mark-sheets.
• APST Certificate (for APST candidates only).
• PRC/Aadhaar Card (for General candidates only).
• Membership Enrolment/ Registration certificate mentioning the date of admission/ enrolment of TEM and AMICE(I) qualified Candidates.
• Admit Card issued for the Written Examination of Junior Engineer Common Recruitment Examination-2025.

Document Verification Process

On the day of Document Verification, candidates will undergo Biometric Verification to confirm their identity. Following this, all the listed original documents will be thoroughly checked against the information provided in the application form. A set of self-attested photocopies of these documents will also be collected for official records.

Important Instructions for Candidates

• Mandatory Presence: Candidates who fail to appear for Document Verification on their allotted day will not be considered for the subsequent interview/viva-voce and their candidature will be cancelled.
• Original Documents: It is crucial to bring all specified documents in their original form. Without originals, verification cannot be completed.
• Self-Attested Copies: Ensure you have a complete set of self-attested photocopies of all required documents ready for submission.
• Admit Card: The Admit Card from the Written Examination is a mandatory document for the DV. Do not forget to carry it.
• Biometric Verification: Cooperate fully with the biometric verification process to avoid any delays or issues.
• Adherence to Schedule: Strictly follow the date and time allotted in the earlier notification for your DV to avoid any last-minute rush or inconvenience.
• Identity Proof: Although not explicitly mentioned, it is always advisable to carry an additional valid photo identity proof (e.g., PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID) in original.

After Document Verification

Upon successful completion of the Document Verification and Biometric Verification, candidates will proceed to the next stage of the selection process, which is the interview/viva-voce. Preparing for this stage is crucial:

For Technical Round

• Revise Core Concepts: Thoroughly review fundamental concepts of your engineering discipline. Be prepared to explain theories and practical applications.
• Project/Experience Discussion: Be ready to discuss any projects you’ve worked on or relevant work experience in detail. Highlight your contributions and learnings.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Practice explaining your approach to technical problems clearly and logically.

For General Interview

• Current Affairs: Stay updated on national and international current affairs, especially those related to Arunachal Pradesh and the engineering sector.
• APPSC & Government Knowledge: Understand the role and functions of APPSC and the general administrative structure of the state government.
• Self-Introduction: Prepare a concise and impactful self-introduction.
• Behavioral Questions: Practice answering questions about your strengths, weaknesses, career goals, and how you handle challenging situations.

General Tips

• Dress Professionally: First impressions matter.
• Be Confident & Honest: Answer truthfully and with conviction.
• Listen Carefully: Understand the question before answering.
• Ask Questions: Prepare a couple of thoughtful questions to ask the panel at the end, if given the opportunity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is the purpose of this notification?

A1. This notification from APPSC updates candidates about the mandatory Biometric Verification process that will be conducted along with the Document Verification for the Junior Engineer Common Recruitment Examination-2025.

Q2. Is it mandatory to bring the Admit Card for DV?

A2. Yes, it is mandatory to bring the Admit Card that was issued for the Written Examination of Junior Engineer Common Recruitment Examination-2025.

Q3. What will happen if a candidate fails to attend the Document Verification?

A3. Candidates who remain absent for the Document Verification will not be called for the subsequent interview/viva-voce round.

Q4. Do I need to bring original documents or photocopies?

A4. You must bring all required documents in original for verification, along with a separate set of self-attested photocopies for submission.

Q5. When and where will the Document Verification take place?

A5. The exact schedule (date, time, and venue) for the Document Verification was prescribed in an earlier notification, which this current notification refers to. Candidates should consult that previous notification for specific details.

Q6. What is Biometric Verification?

A6. Biometric Verification typically involves scanning fingerprints or facial recognition to confirm the identity of the candidate, ensuring that the person attending the DV is the same person who appeared for the written examination.

Q7. What if there is a discrepancy in my documents during verification?

A7. Any discrepancies could lead to disqualification. It is crucial to ensure all your documents are accurate, complete, and match the information provided in your application form. Candidates are advised to resolve any issues beforehand if possible.

Q8. What should APST candidates bring specifically?

A8. APST (Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe) candidates must specifically bring their APST Certificate in original and a self-attested copy.