The Uttar Pradesh government has so far issued employment letters to 6,809 individuals, including 6,191 assistant teachers and 618 teachers, according to an official government statement issued on Thursday.
Four steps of the selection were held throughout the state. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will present 431 applicants with employment letters on Friday. The UP Public Service Commission will present appointment letters to the chosen applicants in the Agriculture Department during a ceremony that will take place at Lok Bhavan at 11 am.
Additionally, it stated that appointment letters for a total of 1,395 candidates—including freshly chosen 1,272 teachers and 123 assistant teachers—will be issued in the next fifth phase.
For the positions of assistant teacher and spokesman at government secondary schools, the Public Service Commission will once again send appointment letters to the chosen applicants online.
Through its many programs, the government also offers the young the chance to work for themselves.
Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister, sent some of the employment letters to the teachers, but the majority of them were delivered at the district level.
On October 23, 2020, the CM distributed appointment letters to 3,317 applicants. On January 19, 2021, appointment letters for a total of 436 chosen candidates—138 assistant teachers and 298 instructors—were distributed as part of the second round of the selection process.
To better the future of the children in the Education Department, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath delivered online employment letters to 2,846 chosen applicants on August 12. There are 179 instructors and 2,667 assistant teachers among them. 210 persons received online appointment letters in the fourth round, including 141 teachers and 69 assistant teachers.
