TPSC FSO notification 2025 released; apply from August 7
The recruitment drive aims to fill 16 vacancies. A bachelor's or master's or doctorate degree in Food Technology or Dairy Technology or Biotechnology or Oil Technology or Agriculture Science or Veterinary Sciences or Bio-Chemistry or Microbiology or Chemistry or Medicine from a recognized university is required. More details in the notification:
Here's the official notification.
Application Fee
A fee of Rs 350 applies to General category candidates and Rs 250 is applicable to ST/ SC/ BPL card holders/ Physically Handicapped candidates.
Selection Process
The applicants will be shortlisted on the basis of the written examination of 85 marks (MCQ type) and the interview/ personality test of 15 (Fifteen) marks.
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