Mohammed Younus / Hyderabad : Thousands of highly qualified candidates are eagerly awaiting possible government orders for notification of recruitment in various sectors as part of the poll promise made by the TRS government. Several Post Graduates, PhD scholars and qualified students are now looking for their respective notifications. Several enthusiasts said that notifications of recruitment were yet to be released to fill vacant posts in the department of school education and higher education, polytechnic colleges, including gazetted and non-gazetted positions.
Students who have completed their BEd and also cleared TET are in large numbers and vacancies in teaching posts are also in thousands
According to State government’s statistics, there were around 65,000 vacancies in various sectors including Group’s positions. There are 8,000 vacant positions for constables and 4,000 vacancies for SIs. The police department has recently announced a notification for recruitment of 5,000 Home Guards. They are expecting a notification from the newly formed Telangana State Public Service Commission. A senior research fellow at OU Psychology department G E Sukumar said that several of their scholars were waiting for the PSC Group 2 notification ever since the State was divided.
He said that every juvenile centre, rehabilitation centre and college needs a psychologist to look after the changing attitudes of students and counsel them. Apart from this, there are several positions vacant for psychologists at the university level. Students who have completed their BEd and also cleared TET are in large numbers and vacancies in teaching posts are also in thousands. Statistics revealed that around 20,000 teachers posts (TGT & PGT) are vacant in the State. The government released the notification for TET that is scheduled to be conducted next year.
Parimal Srinivas, a PG of B Ed said, “We hope that the recruitment woes are resolved soon as the State government promised to eradicate unemployment as part of Bangaru Telangana. Most of the highly qualified students were doing pretty jobs because of the apathy of the previous governments.” A top official in the School Education department said that notification for the recruitment of teachers could have been released, but for a proposal to rationalize the services of teachers.
27Students who have completed their BEd and also cleared TET are in large numbers and vacancies in teaching posts are also in thousands
According to State government’s statistics, there were around 65,000 vacancies in various sectors including Group’s positions. There are 8,000 vacant positions for constables and 4,000 vacancies for SIs. The police department has recently announced a notification for recruitment of 5,000 Home Guards. They are expecting a notification from the newly formed Telangana State Public Service Commission. A senior research fellow at OU Psychology department G E Sukumar said that several of their scholars were waiting for the PSC Group 2 notification ever since the State was divided.He said that every juvenile centre, rehabilitation centre and college needs a psychologist to look after the changing attitudes of students and counsel them. Apart from this, there are several positions vacant for psychologists at the university level. Students who have completed their BEd and also cleared TET are in large numbers and vacancies in teaching posts are also in thousands. Statistics revealed that around 20,000 teachers posts (TGT & PGT) are vacant in the State. The government released the notification for TET that is scheduled to be conducted next year.Parimal Srinivas, a PG of B Ed said, “We hope that the recruitment woes are resolved soon as the State government promised to eradicate unemployment as part of Bangaru Telangana. Most of the highly qualified students were doing pretty jobs because of the apathy of the previous governments.” A top official in the School Education department said that notification for the recruitment of teachers could have been released, but for a proposal to rationalize the services of teachers.
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