Archive · 2 Oct 2026
Andhra Pradesh Plans DSC 2.0 Notification Within One Month
Andhra Pradesh plans to announce a new teacher recruitment test called DSC 2.0 within a month.
Education Minister Nara Lokesh said the process must be fair and transparent.
Officials are also working to help more students complete Class X. A Zero Dropout Mission will involve community leaders.
The government wants to prevent schoolchildren from becoming vulnerable to drug abuse and other problems.
It plans to create 125 autism centres and improve selected schools.
The state is also recruiting for 1,523 university teaching jobs.
Several universities have shown interest in opening campuses in Andhra Pradesh.
Andhra Pradesh will issue the DSC 2.0 teacher recruitment notification within a month.
Minister Nara Lokesh ordered officials to ensure transparency through recruitment and candidate postings.
Officials are strengthening Mission March and planning a Zero Dropout Mission to address education and social risks.
The government plans 125 autism centres and 175 LEAP Schools, one in each Assembly constituency.
Recruitment is also advancing for 1,523 university faculty posts, with APPSC’s written examination planned for December.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh government, Education Minister Nara Lokesh, and Education Department officials.
- What
- The government is preparing the DSC 2.0 notification while reviewing school improvement, dropout prevention, autism support, and university recruitment programmes.
- When
- The DSC 2.0 notification is expected within a month; the university faculty examination is planned for December, and 14 autism-centre civil works are expected to finish by month-end.
- Where
- The review was held at Nara Lokesh’s residence in Undavalli, with programmes planned across Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- To recruit teachers transparently, improve Class X results, reduce school dropouts and drug abuse risks, expand autism support, and strengthen higher education.
- DSC 2.0 notification
- Expected within a month
- University faculty recruitment
- 1,523 posts
- Planned LEAP Schools
- 175 schools, one in each Assembly constituency
- Autism centres
- 125 centres planned across Andhra Pradesh
- First-phase autism centres
- 21 centres planned; 14 civil works expected to be completed by month-end
- University examination
- APPSC is preparing a written examination for December
- SALT first phase
- Scheduled to conclude in December