AP DSC Notification 2025: Good News! 16347 Teacher Vacancies Up for Grabs, Application Open Till THIS Date

The Andhra Pradesh government has officially launched the Mega DSC (District Selection Committee) 2025 recruitment drive, opening 16,347 teacher posts for aspiring educators across the state. As per the Department of School Education, candidates can submit their applications online between April 20 and May 15 through the official website — apdsc.apcfss.in.

The AP DSC notification was released late Saturday night, confirming the rollout of one of the largest recruitment campaigns for teachers in recent years. The decision to conduct the Mega DSC and implement an annual job calendar was a core promise of the TDP-led NDA government during the 2024 election campaign.

Exam Dates and Vacancy Breakdown

According to the press release, computer-based tests (CBT) will be conducted from June 6 to July 6, 2025. Of the total 16,347 vacancies, 14,088 posts are at the district level, while 2,259 posts fall under state/zonal level recruitment.

This large-scale hiring drive is expected to significantly address the long-standing vacancies in government schools, potentially improving the teacher-student ratio and educational quality across Andhra Pradesh.

How to Apply for AP DSC Recruitment 2025

Visit the official website: apdsc.apcfss.in

Click on the “Register Now” option on the homepage

Carefully read the AP DSC recruitment manual and instructions

Click “Proceed” to access the application form

Fill in personal and communication details, generate an OTP

Upload the required documents to support eligibility

Submit the application and save the acknowledgment for reference

Candidates are urged to read the instructions carefully before submitting the form to avoid disqualification.

A Boost for Education Sector and Youth Employment

The Mega DSC is being hailed as a landmark step toward revitalizing the education sector in Andhra Pradesh. It not only addresses a backlog of vacancies but also reaffirms the government’s commitment to its election promises and youth employment. Teacher aspirants and education advocates across the state have welcomed the move.