Andhra Pradesh Minister for Education Nara Lokesh announced that the state government is moving ahead with major reforms to strengthen the school education system. Speaking during his visit to Polavaram district, he said the government’s primary focus is to improve the quality of education while implementing welfare and development initiatives across government schools.
The minister stated that the long-awaited Mega DSC recruitment process is progressing at a fast pace. He officially confirmed that nearly 3,000 teacher posts will be filled across the state this year, providing a significant employment opportunity for aspiring candidates who have been waiting for teacher recruitment.
Lokesh assured that the vacancies would be filled in a transparent manner to strengthen teaching standards in government schools. He expressed confidence that filling these posts would address the shortage of teachers, particularly in rural and tribal areas, ensuring students receive quality education and better learning opportunities.
