Serving as an Assistant Audit Officer, Accounts Officer or Auditor in Tripura? Your exam days are now fixed. The Tripura Public Service Commission has put out a one-page programme, and each group has one Monday in November.
One rule on the page deserves special attention, as it is about what you wear in the hall. We explain it below. More schedules are on our Time Table page.

When Is Your Exam?
| Your Post | Grade | Your Date |
|---|---|---|
| Assistant Audit/Accounts Officer | Grade V | Monday, 23 November 2026 |
| Auditor | Grade VI | Monday, 30 November 2026 |
Both groups follow the same timing: Paper I from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and Paper II from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. So you get a two-hour break to eat and go over your notes.
What Comes in Paper I
This is the one paper where the two groups differ.
- Grade V: English Grammar and Comprehension, plus the Constitution of India.
- Grade VI: English Grammar and Comprehension, plus Acts and Rules of State and Central Government.
What Comes in Paper II
Good news here if a colleague in the other grade is studying too, because you share the same list, and you can work together:
- Accounts
- Audit
- Cost Accountancy
- Business Mathematics and Statistics
- Basic Knowledge in Computer Application
The Rule on Clothes
The commission says that people wearing a face mask, jacket, coat, cap, muffler, scarf, pullover or similar garment will not be allowed into the exam hall.
Late November can be chilly, so ask yourself now what you will wear. A warm shirt may be a better idea than a sweater you might be asked to take off. That is only our tip, and the rule itself is what matters.
Leave Your Phone Behind
The commission is just as firm on phones. Phones and other electronic gadgets are banned on the campus. If one is found with you, it will be taken away at once, and you may be stopped from sitting this exam or any later exam or interview held by the commission.
Do not assume that switching it off is enough. Our advice is to leave it at home, or with someone outside the premises.
What the Page Does Not Tell You
Some things are missing from this programme, so please ask your office or the commission about them:
- The exam venue
- Admit card details
- Marks for each paper, and the passing mark
- The type of questions
A Simple Revision Plan
You still have time to revise, even with a full-time job. Here is one way to use it:
- Spend the first week on your Paper I law and Constitution topics.
- Use the next week for accounts, audit and costing problems.
- Keep your last days for statistics, computer basics and English grammar.
Treat this as friendly advice only, as the commission has not given any study guide on this page.
Important Links
| Link | Open |
|---|---|
| Exam Programme PDF | Click Here |
| Commission Website | Click Here |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Grade V and Grade VI write on the same day?
No. Grade V writes on 23 November 2026, and Grade VI on 30 November 2026.
Is Paper II different for each grade?
No. Both grades have the same list of topics in Paper II.
Who signed the programme?
It was signed by the commission’s Under Secretary and Head of Office, on 2 November 2026.
Is this a job notification?
No. It is an exam for people already in service.