Under the guidance of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the government’s commitment to providing employment opportunities to the youth of Uttar Pradesh is being continuously realized. In this regard, the Public Service Commission will conduct the Assistant Teacher (Trained Graduate) recruitment examination in December and January. Through this examination, eligible candidates will be selected for a total of 7,466 posts across 15 subjects.
The Yogi government’s Mission Employment is giving new heights to the aspirations of the youth and playing a significant role in the overall development of the state.
Following the strict instructions of the Chief Minister, extensive preparations have been made to examine in a fair, transparent, and cheating-free manner. Any negligence or irregularity will not be tolerated. District Magistrates have been directed to personally monitor arrangements at the examination centres.
Robust security measures have been put in place to ensure the smooth conduct of the examination. These include biometric verification at entry points, strict frisking, fully functional CCTV cameras, active surveillance by LIU and STF teams, and special vigilance in sensitive districts. A colour- and code-based SMS system will be implemented to maintain the confidentiality of question papers.
The withdrawal of confidential material from the treasury and its safe delivery to examination centres will be carried out by Sector Magistrates at the scheduled time.
All examination centres will be equipped with clean drinking water, toilets, adequate lighting, proper seating arrangements, and other basic facilities. Training of the concerned officers and employees has already been completed.
The Yogi Adityanath government has set a new record by providing over 8.5 lakh appointments in government services in Uttar Pradesh over the past eight years. A transparent, fast-paced, and technology-driven recruitment system is creating ample opportunities for the youth. Additionally, a large number of jobs have also been generated in the private sector as a result of increased investment in the state.
