Appsc Group 2 Notification 2023

What is the last date for AP Group 2 notification 2023?

APPSC Group 2 Notification 2023- Highlights

Particulars	Details
Stages of Exam	Preliminary Examination – objective Mains Examination – descriptive Interview for some posts
No. of Vacancies	Yet to be Announced
Mode of Application	Online Application
Last Date to Apply	September 2023

What are the qualifications for AP Sachivalayam notification 2023?

Educational Qualification – As per the AP Grama Sachivalayam Notification 2023, candidates should qualify for the following educational qualification.

• The compulsory educational qualification to apply for AP Sachivalayam Job Vacancy 2023 in SSC/Inter/Graduation/ Post Graduation from the recognized Board or university with the Minimum Qualifying of the Marks.
• To know post-Wise AP Sachivalayam Educational Qualifications, please wait until the official notification.

Post-Wise Sachivalayam Educational qualifications:

What are the Group 2 posts in Andhra Pradesh?

APPSC Group 2 Recruitment 2023, Notification for 182 Posts, Eligibility & Exam Pattern APPSC Group 2 Notification 2023: Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission conducts APPSC Group 2 Exam to shortlist candidates for its executive and non-executive positions in the AP state.

• Through APPSC Group 2 Recruitment, APSSC recruits for different posts such as Assistant Section Officer, Deputy Tahsildar, Municipal Commissioner Grade III, Executive Officer Grade I, Extension Officer, Senior Accountants, Assistant Registrar etc.
• The selection of eligible candidates for these posts will be done through the APPSC Group 2 exam which includes three phases- Prelims, Mains, and Computer Proficiency.

To know more about APPSC Group 2 Recruitment/Exam go through the details discussed in the article.

What is the salary of deputy tahsildar in AP?

APPSC Group 2 Deputy Tahsildar in A.P. Salary 2023 – Candidates recruited for the post of Deputy Tehsildar will be offered a salary which will be in the pay scale ranging between Rs.28,940 – Rs.78,910. The APPSC Group 2 Deputy Tehsildar is an executive post for which the APPSC group 2 posts salary includes allowances and other benefits as well. Know the list of best books for APPSC Group 2,

What is the salary of AP Sachivalayam employee?

AP Grama Sachivalayam Pay Scale – For the Grama Sachivalayam salary scale, the complete details for the Salary as per the post wise are listed in the below tabular form for the candidate’s quick reference.

Post Name	Sachivalayam Salary
AP Panchayat Secretary Salary	Rs.15,030 – Rs.46,060/-
AP Village Revenue Officer VRO Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP ANM Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Animal Husbandry Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Village Fisheries Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Village Horticulture Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Village Agriculture Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Village Sericulture Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Mahila Police and Women & Child Welfare Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Engineering Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Digital Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Village Surveyor Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Welfare and Education Assistant Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Ward Administrative Secretary Salary	Rs.15,030 – Rs.46,060/-
AP Ward Amenities Secretary Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Ward Sanitation & Environment Secretary Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Ward Education & Data Processing Secretary Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Ward Planning & Regulation Secretary Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-
AP Ward welfare & Development secretary Salary	Rs.14,600 – Rs.44,870/-

The grama Sachivalayam employee salary is already added to the above list; candidates should check out the detailed salary information as per the Sachivalayam post wise. Sachivalayam employee’s salary is varied as per the post wise, check which post you are looking for, and the detailed salary basic norms (initial salary details are placed in the tabular form).

Which degree is best for Group 2 exam?

TNPSC Group 2 Educational Qualification – Since the TNPSC Group 2 exams cover a lot of posts and departments, the educational qualification required for each of them is varied too.

TNPSC Group 2 Educational Qualification
TNPSC Group 2 Posts	Required Educational Qualification for Candidates
Junior Employment Officer (Non-Differently Abled) in Employment and Training Department (Employment Wing)	A degree in Arts or Science or Commerce or B.O.L., of Annamalai University or B.B.A., of Madurai Kamarajar University or B.Litt., of Madras University or B.B.M., or B.Litt., of Bharathiyar University
Probation Officer	A degree of B.A., or B.Sc., or B.Com., or B.O.L., of Annamalai University or B.B.A., of Madurai Kamarajar University or B.Litt., of Madras University or B.B.M., or B.Litt., of Bharathiyar University
Assistant Inspector of Labour in Labour Department	A degree in Arts or Science or Commerce or Engineering or B.O.L., of Annamalai University or B.B.A., of Madurai Kamarajar University or B.Lit., of Madras University or B.B.M., or B. Litt., of Bharathiyar University
Sub-Registrar, Grade-II in Registration Department	A Bachelor’s Degree
Junior Employment Officer (Differently Abled) in Employment and Training Department (Employment Wing)	A degree in Arts or Science or Commerce or B.O.L., of Annamalai University or B.B.A., of Madurai Kamarajar University or B.Lit., of Madras University or B.B.M., or B.Litt., of Bharathiyar University
Special Assistant in the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Department	Any Degree and Must have passed the Government Technical Examination in Typewriting both by Higher / Senior Grade in Tamil and English
Special Branch Assistant in Intelligence Section of the Police Department	Any Degree and Persons appointed should pass the Government Technical Examination in Typewriting by Higher / Senior Grade within a period of two years from the date of his/her appointment unless he/she has already passed the said examination
Special Branch Assistant in Criminal Investigation Department	Any Degree and Persons appointed should pass the Government Technical Examination in Typewriting by Higher / Senior Grade within a period of two years from the date of his/her appointment unless he/she has already passed the said examination
Municipal Commissioner, Grade-II in Municipal Administration Department	Degree of any University
Assistant Section Officer in Secretariat (Other than Law and Finance Department)	(i) A Master’s Degree; or (ii) A Bachelor’s Degree and a B.G.L Degree; or (iii) A Bachelor’s Degree with First Class in any one of the parts
Assistant Section Officer in Secretariat (Law Department)	B.L., Degree
Assistant Section Officer in Secretariat (Finance Department)	A Master’s Degree in Commerce or Economics or Statistics or A Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce or Economics or Statistics with a pass in the final examination of the ICWAI.
Assistant Section Officer in Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission	(i) A Master’s Degree; or (ii) A Bachelor’s Degree and a BGL Degree; or (iii) A Bachelor’s Degree with First Class in any one of the parts.
Full Time Residential Warden (Men’s Hostel)	i) A Bachelor’s Degree of any University recognised by the University Grants Commission. ii) Must be an Ex-serviceman who has worked in the Army in the rank of Junior Commissioned Officer
Senior Inspector of Co-operative Societies in Department of Co-operative Societies.	a) A Degree of any University or Institution recognised by the University Grants Commission or other Educational Institutions established by an Act of Parliament or declared to be Deemed as University under Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956. or b) A Diploma in Rural Services awarded by the National Council of Rural Higher Education. or c) A Diploma of Associate Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
Audit Inspector in the Audit Wing of Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department	Degree of B.A., or B.Sc., or B.Com., or B.O.L., of Annamalai University or B.B.A., of Madurai Kamarajar University or B.Lit., of Madras University or B.B.M., or B.Litt., of Bharathiyar University
Assistant Inspector in Local Fund Audit Department	A Degree of B.A., or B.Sc., or B.Com., or B.O.L., of Annamalai University or B.B.A., of Madurai Kamarajar University or B.Litt., of Madras University or B.B.M., or B.Litt., of Bharathiyar University
Supervisor / Junior Superintendent in Agricultural Marketing and Agri Business Department	Any Degree
Handloom Inspector in Handlooms and Textiles Department	i) Degree in B.A., or B.Sc., or B.Com., of any University recognised by the University Grants Commission or ii) A Diploma in Handloom Technology or Textile Technology or Textile Processing or Manmade Fibre Technology awarded by the State Board of Technical Education and Training in Tamil Nadu
Revenue Assistant in the Revenue Department in various Revenue Units	Degree from any University
(i) Personal Clerk in Secretariat (other than Law and Finance Department) (ii) Personal Clerk in Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (iii) Steno-Typist in Secretariat (Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly)	Any Bachelor’s Degree
Personal Clerk in Secretariat (Finance Department)	Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce or Economics or Statistics
Assistant in the following departmental units:- Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection, Industries and Commerce, Land Administration, Land Reforms, Prisons and Correctional Services, Police, Medical and Rural Health, Transport, Registration, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, Divisions of Commercial Taxes, Backward Classes Welfare, Fisheries and Fishermen Welfare, Labour, Highways, Archives and Historical Research, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments, NCC, School Education, Social Defence, Directorate of Vigilance and AntiCorruption, Forest, Urban and Land Ceiling, Stationery and Printing, Survey and Settlement, Technical Education, TNPSC, Secretariat, (other than Law and Finance Department), in Secretariat Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, Director General of Training (Civil Services Training Institute, Bhavani sagar), Sugar and Revenue Administration.	Any Bachelor’s Degree
Accountant in Treasuries and Accounts Department	Any Bachelor’s Degree Other things being equal preference shall be given to persons who holds a degree in Commerce
Assistant / Accountant / Store Keeper in Employment and Training Department (Training Wing)	Any Degree from any University
Assistant / Accountant in Sericulture Department	Degree from any University
Executive Officer, GradeII in Town Panchayat Department	Degree from any University
Planning Junior Assistant in Tamil Nadu State Planning Commission	Degree of B.A., or B.Sc., or B.Com., of any University
Audit Assistant in Accounts Branch of Highways Department	Degree in B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com., preferably B.com
Junior Co-operative Auditor in Co-operative Audit Department	Degree of B.B.M., or B.Com., or B.Com. (Computer Application) or B.A. (Co-operation) or B.A. (Economics) or B.A. (Corporate Secretaryship) or B.B.E
Assistant in Secretariat (Finance Department)	Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce or Economics or Statistics
Assistant in Secretariat, (Law Department)	B.L., Degree
Lower Division Clerk in Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Secretariat	B.A., B.Sc., or B.Com.

How many papers are there in Group 2 AP exam?

Mains Exam – The APPSC Group 2 main exam is also an objective type paper. The main exam has three papers and each paper has the time limit of 150 minutes. The structure of the main exam is as follows:

• The three papers of the exam carry 150 marks each.
• The exam is of 450 marks in total.
• Each question carries 1 mark.
• ⅓ marks will be deducted for every wrong answer.

Paper	Subject	No of Questions	Marks
Paper 1	General Studies and Mental Ability	150	150
Paper 2	Social History of Andhra Pradesh i.e., the History of Various Social and Cultural Movements in Andhra Pradesh. General Overview of the Indian Constitution.	150	150
Paper 3	Planning in India and Indian Economy, Contemporary Problems and Developments in Rural Society with Special Reference to Andhra Pradesh.	150	150

Check out the latest and updated APPSC Group 2 Eligibility Criteria

What is the highest salary of Group 2?

TNPSC Group 2 Salary is in accordance with the 7th Pay Commission of the government. Once selected, candidates can get a salary in the range of Rs.37200-117600.

What is the last date to apply for Group 2 exam Telangana?

TSPSC Group 2 Apply Online – TSPSC Group 2 Apply Online : TSPSC Group 2 Application has been started on 18th January 2023 and the TNPSC Group 2 application last date 2023 to apply online is 16th February 2023. The candidates can apply for the TSPSC Group 2 recruitment online.

For the TSPSC Group 2 online application 2023, the candidates need to have a recent passport-size photo, signature, and valid ID documents. The TSPSC Group 2 application form is made available by TSPSC and it is easy to complete. TSPSC Group 2 Notification 2023 Apply Online link TSPSC Group 2 Application Fee 2023 TSPSC Group 2 Application Fee 2023: The candidates are required to submit a TSPSC Group 2 application fee while filling out the application form otherwise, the form will not be considered complete.

The table given mentions the application fee of different category candidates. The TSPSC provided fee relaxation to the candidates belonging to the reserved categories.

TSPSC Group 2 Application Fee
Category	Application Fee	Examination Fee
SC/ST/OBC/ESM/PH/Women	200	–
Other Categories	200	120

How can I become MRO in Andhra Pradesh?

How to become MRO in AP? Candidates have to visit the official link psc.ap.gov.in and submit the online application and the attend the exam accordingly.

What is the syllabus for Group 2 exam in AP?

APPSC Group 2 Syllabus 2022 for Prelims Exam – APPSC Group 2 Prelims exam consists of 3 subjects i.e. General Studies & Mental Ability, Social and Cultural History of Andhra Pradesh & Indian Constitution, Planning and Economy. APPSC Group 2 paper 1 is of screening type. Check the table given below for the topic-wise details of APPSC Group 2 Syllabus 2022 for the Group 2 exam.

Subjects	Topics
General Studies & Mental Ability	Events of national and international importance. Indian polity and governance: constitutional issues, public policy, reforms and e-governance initiatives. The social-economic and political history of modern India with emphases on Indian national movement. Geography of India with focus on Andhra Pradesh General Science and its applications to the day to day life Contemporary developments in Science & Technology and Information Technology Disaster management: vulnerability profile, prevention, and mitigation strategies, Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in the assessment of Disaster. Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection Logical reasoning, analytical ability, and logical interpretation Data Analysis-Tabulation of data Visual representation of data Basic data analysis and Interpretation. Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh and its Administrative, Economic, Social, Cultural, Political and legal implications/problems. Current affairs- international, national, and regional.
Social and Cultural History of Andhra Pradesh	Geographical Features of Andhra Pradesh – Impact on Its History and Culture – Pre-Historical Cultures – Satavahanas, Ishwaks – Socio-Economic and Religious Conditions – Literature, Art and Architecture – Vishnu Kundinas, Vengi Eastern Chalukyas, Telugu Cholas – Society, Religion, Telugu Language, Literature, Art and Architecture. Various major and minor dynasties ruled in Andhra Pradesh between the 11th and 16th centuries AD. Socio-cultural and religious conditions, social structure, caste system, the status of women in Andhra Pradesh between 11th to 16th centuries AD. Development of Telugu language, literature, art, architecture, and painting. Advent of Europeans- Trade centers- Andhra under the Company– 1857 Revolt and its impact on Andhra- Establishment of British Rule SocioCultural awakening, Justice Party/Self Respect Movements- Growth of Nationalist Movement in Andhra between 1885 to 1947– Role of Socialists– Communists– Anti- Zamindari and Kisan Movements. Growth of Nationalist Poetry, Revolutionary Literature, Nataka Samasthalu, and Women Participation. Origin and growth of Andhra Movement- Role of Andhra MahasabhasProminent Leaders- Events leading to the formation of Andhra State 1953. Role of Press and News Papers in the Andhra Movement. Role of Library Movement and Folk & Tribal Culture. Events leading to the formation of Andhra Pradesh State – Visalandhra Mahasabha – States Reorganization Commission and Its Recommendations – Gentlemen Agreement-Important Social and Cultural Events between 1956 and 2014.
Indian Constitution	Nature of the Indian Constitution – Constitutional Development – Salient features of Indian Constitution – Preamble – Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy and their relationship – Fundamental Duties, Distinctive features – Unitary and Federal. Structure and Functions of the Government of India – Types of Legislature, Executive and Judiciary – Unicameral, Bicameral – Executive – Parliamentary, Judicial Judicial Review, Legal Activities. Distribution of legislative and executive powers between the center and the states; Legislative, Administrative and Economic Relations between the Center and the States – Powers and Functions of Constitutional Institutions – UPSC, State Public Service Commissions, CAG and Finance Commission. Center-State Relations-Need for Reforms- Rajmannar Committee, Sarkaria Commission, MM Panchi Commission- Central and Federal Constitutional Features of India. Process of Amendment to the Constitution – Centralization vs Decentralization – Community Development Programs – Balwantre Mehta, Ashok Mehta Committees 73rd and 74th Amendment Laws and their implementation. Indian Political Parties- National, Regional-Single Party, Two-Party, Multi-Party Systems Regionalism and Sub-Regionalism-Demand for New States- Sri Krishna Committee- National Unity- Deficiencies in Indian Unity. Welfare Mechanisms in India – Allocations to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Minorities, Reservations for SCs, STs and Backward Classes – Prevention of Atrocities Act for SCs, STs – National and State SCs, STs and BCs Commissions, Women’s Commission, National, and State Minorities Commissions – Human Rights Commission RTI- Lokpal and Lok Ayukta
Planning and Economy	Indian Economy and present status: Socio-Economic – Goals and Achievements – New economic reforms 1991. Regulation of the Economy – Creation of regulatory bodies-NITI Aayog- Co-operative Federalism and decentralization of financial resources – Lack of inclusive growth and sustainable development: causes, consequences, and solutions. Indian Economic Policies: Agricultural policies – Contribution of agriculture to India’s GDP – Issues of financing, production, marketing, and distribution of agriculture. Industrial policies– Main features of industrial development in India – sectoral composition – Roles of private and public sectors in employment, productivity – Role of IT industries in the development. Resources and Development: Types of resources – Physical capital and finance capital – Population- size, composition, and growth–Trends; Occupational Distribution of Workforce – Human Development Index as a measurement of development. Demographic Dividend. Money, Banking and Public Finance: Monetary policy of RBI – Fiscal policy – Objectives – Fiscal Imbalance and Deficit Finance –New Foreign Trade Policy. Current account imbalances; FDI, Inflation, its causes, and remedies; Budget – taxes and non-tax revenue. Goods and Service Tax (GST). National Income: National Income and concepts – Gross Domestic Product – Net Domestic Product, Per capita income. Economic Policies of Andhra Pradesh: Socio-Economic welfare Programmes of Government of Andhra Pradesh. Composition of Population in Andhra Pradesh – Rural-Urban, Sex Ratio, Age Distribution. Agriculture and Industrial Growth of Andhra Pradesh: Contribution of agriculture to income and employment in Andhra Pradesh. Land reforms in Andhra Pradesh – Cropping pattern – Irrigation Policy of Andhra Pradesh – sources of agricultural finances -agricultural subsidies – public distribution system in Andhra Pradesh. Industrial Development in Andhra Pradesh – Growth and structure of industries – – Incentives to industries – Industrial corridors in and SEZs in Andhra Pradesh – Bottlenecks for industrial development – Power projects Resource Development of Andhra Pradesh: Andhra Pradesh Budgetary resources and constraints – Fulfillment of the conditions of A.P Bifurcation Act – central assistance and issues of conflict – public debt and projects of external assistance. Andhra Pradesh State Gross Domestic Product – Comparison with India and neighboring States.