Andhra Pradesh Government Announces Job Openings for Social Media Executives and Assistants

In a significant move to enhance the digital presence of state ministers, the Andhra Pradesh state government has released a new job notification through the Andhra Pradesh Digital Corporation Limited (APDC). This initiative aims to fill the newly created positions of Social Media Executive and Social Media Assistant, with a total of 48 vacancies available—24 for each role.

Details of the Job Openings

The Social Media Executive positions require candidates to possess a Bachelor’s degree (B.E. or B.Tech) along with proficiency in social media management. Successful applicants for this role will receive a competitive monthly salary of ₹50,000.

For the Social Media Assistant positions, applicants only need to have completed any degree. These roles offer a salary of ₹30,000 per month.

Interested candidates are encouraged to send their latest resumes to the official email address: info.apdcl@gmail.com. The deadline for applications is September 23, 2024. For more information, candidates can visit the official websites: APDC and IPR AP.

Additional Updates in Education

In related news, Acharya Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University has announced the results of Agriset and Agri Engineering Set-2024, which were conducted on August 24. Based on the ranks obtained, students who completed diploma courses in agricultural polytechnics can now directly join the second year of agricultural B.Sc. and agricultural engineering courses. A total of 92 seats are available for B.Sc. in Agriculture and 8 seats for Engineering.

New Guidelines for Coaching Centers in Telangana

Additionally, the Telangana State Cabinet Subcommittee has issued new guidelines for coaching centers across the state. The sub-committee, led by Ministers Sridhar Babu and Seethakka, convened to discuss key issues related to the education system, focusing on the implementation of central guidelines in coaching centers. The committee emphasized the need for reforms and expressed concern over the lack of adherence to existing directives.