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APPSC notification likely in 20 days
Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission APPSC is likely to release Group1, Group2 and Group3 notifications within 20 days to fill vacant posts in various government offices
Guntur: Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) is likely to release Group-1, Group-2 and Group-3 notifications within 20 days to fill vacant posts in various government offices.
The government gave its nod to fill 182 posts in Group-1, 337 posts in Group-2 and 1,670 posts in Group-3. It is learnt that the Finance Department also accorded its approval for issuing the notifications.
The APPSC began an exercise to release the notifications before December 31 following instructions of the government. After completion of logistics, they will release the notifications. The unemployed are eagerly waiting for the notifications.
The state has already issued notifications to fill the teacher posts through the DSC, and for filling up posts of SIs and constables. The APPSC conducted written test to fill the vacant Assistant Professor posts in various universities and sent the results to the respective universities.
Speaking to The Hans India, APPSC chairman P.Uday Bhaskar said, “We have begun an exercise to release Group-1, Group-2 and Group-3 notifications before December 31 and got necessary permissions from the government to release the notifications.”
