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The Collector visited several exam centres like Government Women's Degree College, RJC College and others and inspected the examination process.
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In Sangareddy district, 7,530 aspirants attended the examination at 16 centres out of 9,672 students enrolled.
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Students with a mathematics background had a cake walk in this section. However, compared to the last two Group – I preliminary tests, aspirants found this test to be easier but lengthy.
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Possession of the same will lead to invalidation of candidature for the exam/ exams. Hall tickets will be available on the website https://www.tspsc.gov.in/ for download from 2 pm on June 1.
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Another reason that aspirants, several of whom were government employees, lamented that they could not prepare well for the test as they were occupied with the general election polling duties.
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Keeping in view of the large number of requests received from candidates, the Commission decided to extend the last for receipt of applications for next two days i.e., till 5 pm on March 16.
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The TSPSC has already scheduled Group-l services preliminary test for 563 vacancies on June 9.
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This apart, 15,000 police jobs would be filled up in 15 days, besides appointing Vice-Chancellors in different universities, CM Revanth said in the Assembly
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The Congress government might miss the February 1 deadline as, so far, there have been no clearances from the Finance Department for recruiting new vacancies.
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The preliminary test for the posts will be held on March 17 and the applications will be accepted from January 1 to 21
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A petition was filed in the court saying biometrics of candidates were not taken and that OMR sheets did not have hall ticket numbers and photographs of candidates.
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In Medak district, 2,159 aspirants attended the examination out of 3,293 registered for the examination at seven centres
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The candidates can download the hall tickets from TSPSC website till June 11
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A total of 200 candidates will be trained at the BC Study Circle located on the Osmania University campus from March 29
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The TSPSC employer had allegedly received Group 1 paper from the prime suspect Praveen Kumar and allegedly provided it to at least 10 other persons who are working in different positions at TSPSC
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Speaking to Telangana Today, Group-1 aspirant opined that if aspirants have thorough knowledge in the subject, nothing would happen with cancellation of exams
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The Commission has decided to conduct the Group-I preliminary test again on June 11. The other two recruitment exams cancelled were Assistant Executive Engineer posts, and Divisional Accounts Officer posts.
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The decision comes following the question paper leak of TSPSC Assistant Engineers examination that was conducted on March 5
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As of now upcoming recruitment exams would be held as per schedule, said TSPSC Chairman Dr B Janardhan Reddy
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The TSPSC group-I main examination will be conducted in English, Telugu and Urdu from June 5
