TGPSC Announces Assistant Scientist Recruitment 2026 Applications Open Till May 25

• Applications for Assistant Scientist posts will be accepted online from April 27 to May 25 through the Telangana Public Service Commission portal
• Candidates must complete One Time Registration before applying and download hall tickets one week before the July examination
• The recruitment aims to fill roles in the Telangana Pollution Control Board with the exam date to be announced soon

The Telangana Public Service Commission has officially opened the recruitment process for assistant scientist positions in the Telangana Pollution Control Board, offering fresh opportunities for candidates seeking roles in the public sector. The announcement was made on April 20, setting the stage for a competitive selection process in the coming months.

While the written examination is expected to take place in July, the exact date will be announced later. Candidates preparing for the exam will be able to download their hall tickets approximately one week before the test begins. Access to admit cards will remain open until the evening before the examination day, ensuring applicants have sufficient time to prepare.

The application window will begin on April 27 and continue until May 25, giving candidates nearly a month to complete the process. Officials have emphasized that all applications must be submitted online and no offline submissions will be accepted under any circumstances.

Applicants who have previously registered with the commission can log in using their One Time Registration number to proceed with the application. For first time candidates, the process begins with completing the One Time Registration by providing personal and educational details on the official portal. Only after this step can candidates apply for the advertised posts.

Authorities have advised applicants not to wait until the last date to submit their forms, as heavy traffic on the website could lead to delays or errors. Early submission is expected to help candidates avoid unnecessary technical issues.

The recruitment drive is seen as an important step to strengthen staffing within the Telangana Pollution Control Board. With environmental concerns growing and regulatory demands increasing, the role of assistant scientists has become more significant in monitoring and managing pollution related challenges.

Candidates are encouraged to carefully review eligibility criteria and instructions before applying to ensure a smooth process. The commission is expected to release further updates regarding the exam schedule and other stages of selection in the coming weeks.