S3 Graduates in India Scramble for Job Vacancies Administrative Position

S3 Graduates in India Scramble for Job Vacancies Administrative Position

About one million people applied to fill around 700 jobs as civil servants in the Indian state of Telangana. Of these, the highest number are S3 graduates, the rest are graduates of S2 or S1 in the field of machinery. They apply for positions that only require a high school education level or administrative position.

The data recorded shows that there were 372 PhD graduates with PhD degrees, 539 S3 graduates with M.Phil and more than one thousand S2 graduates. From the incoming application, around two thousand applications were engineering graduates.

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"This condition has never happened before and I don't think it has happened in the states of Andhra Pradesh or other regions in southern India. In fact, we need them to fill junior positions," said the Head of the Telangana State Public Service Commission, as quoted from the ndtv website. .com on Tuesday, September 18 2018.

In 2018, there were around 10,000 people sitting in the exam to occupy the position of village administration officials or VROs in Telangana State. At the opening of VRO job openings for the last time or in 2011 there were around 6 thousand applicants from a number of states.

"I am a graduate in electrical engineering. The work outside the government official institution is only 15,000 Rupees. While in the government, we have security guarantees and almost twice the salary I get in the private sector," Prashant said. an applicant, who takes the exam on Sunday, September 16 2018.

He said, even though he and other applicants met the criteria for higher positions than administrative positions, he was also pessimistic that he could get the job because of the intense competition.

"There are S3, S2 and lawyers. For each department there are more than 1100 people competing," said Durga Prasad, an applicant, who is a mechanical engineering graduate.

Durga Prasad and Prashant are graduates who graduate in 2018. They fail to find jobs that match their qualifications and desires. As a result, they worked as food couriers in India.

Source: tempo