AP DSC 2025: Response sheets to be OUT soon today for 16,437 teacher vacancies; check details

AP DSC 2025: The response sheets for District Selection Committee examination (DSC) 2025 will be out soon today on June 18 by the Andhra Pradesh School Education Department, in accordance to studies. The examination is being held to recruit 16, 437 teacher posts throughout the state.

The response sheets will be launched throughout totally different classes resembling TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher), PGT (Post Graduate Teacher), School Assistant Math, Special Education Posts, Non-Language Subjects.

Candidates can view their response sheets on-line and flag objections if any by June 24 by way of the official AP DSC web site. They are suggested to check it fastidiously and ship their objections throughout the given time interval.

In mild of the State authorities’s choice to have fun International Yoga Day on June 21 in a grand and prestigious method, the dates for the DSC exams initially deliberate for June 20 and 21 have been revised. This announcement was made by Mega DSC–2025 Convenor M.V. Krishna Reddy in a press release issued on Saturday, studies mentioned.

He defined that the rescheduling was accomplished to forestall any inconvenience to candidates, because the Yoga Day celebrations may doubtlessly trigger journey disruptions.

The exams for these candidates have been rescheduled to July 1 and a pair of. Updated corridor tickets, exhibiting the brand new examination dates and centres, will be obtainable on the official AP MEGA DSC–2025 web site ( beginning June 25, 2025.

DSC Social Studies examination sees 95.11% attendance

The DSC examination for the submit of School Assistants in Social Studies, carried out on Monday, recorded an total attendance of 95.11% throughout Andhra Pradesh. In a press release launched the identical day, Mega DSC–2025 Convenor Reddy acknowledged that out of 38,243 registered candidates, 36,372 appeared for the examination. The check was carried out at 227 centres statewide. Anantapur district reported the best attendance within the morning session with 97.84%, whereas Chittoor district recorded the best within the afternoon session at 97.98%.