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Coaching centres flooding with job aspirants
Expectations among the unemployed youth rose once again with the State government’s decision to fill 9,000 vacant posts in police department and also to conduct Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) for DSC candidates in January next year.
Karimnagar: Expectations among the unemployed youth rose once again with the State government’s decision to fill 9,000 vacant posts in police department and also to conduct Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) for DSC candidates in January next year. Earlier also the State government made promises of filling up vacant posts on several occasions but never implemented.
But this time, the government gave a clear notification mentioning the dates also. According to the notification, TET would be conducted on January 24 and recruitment of 9,000 police posts also would be taken up. This raised hopes among the youth. To get better coaching to grab the jobs, unemployed youth are making enquiries with several coaching centres in the town for details of subject faculty, fee etc.
Many of the institutions have already started training classes and considering resuming new batches in one or two days. Speaking to The Hans India, Raju, in-charge of KNR Institute of Police, said that several students and youth were approaching him to enquire about the details of subject teachers and fee particulars.
Besides two Group-II batches, 150 Sub-Inspector and 400 constable aspirants have imparted training from their institute, he said and expressed hope that more job aspirants would join the institute once the notification for police jobs was released. Moreover, there was no clarity on syllabus and reservation criteria so far, Raju informed.
Director of Click Institute Lingamurthy said that they would start coaching classes for TET aspirants from Monday onwards. Stating that his institution is famous for Railway Recruitment Board and bank exams, he said that 500 Group-II and 200 clerk aspirants have been taking coaching in the institute.
By Raghu Paithari
