APSSB opens 93 MTS vacancies for Arunachal Pradesh recruitment

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The Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB) has announced 93 Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) vacancies under its Combined Secondary Level Examination (CSLE) 2026. The posts include 69 MTS positions, along with roles for chowkidar, cook, mail runner, clerk, helper, gardener, peon and sanitation worker.

APSSB opens 93 MTS vacancies for Arunachal Pradesh recruitment

Online applications open at 3 PM on 9 November and close at 3 PM on 23 November on the APSSB website. Candidates must have passed 10th grade and be aged between 18 and 35 years as of 23 November. The selection process will involve application scrutiny, an objective written exam and document verification. Selected candidates will receive a monthly salary between Rs 18,000 and Rs 56,900.

The application fee is Rs 150 for all categories, with persons with disabilities exempted.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The 93 MTS vacancies represent the first major APSSB recruitment cycle of FY2027, and the 10-day application window from 9 November to 23 November puts pressure on candidates in remote districts to arrange documents and internet access quickly. The heavy tilt toward entry-level posts such as peon, cook and sanitation worker suggests the state government is focusing on filling back-office and support roles in departments that have struggled with vacancies. The written examination format and the requirement for 10th-grade qualification keep the bar low, which will likely draw thousands of applicants against 93 posts. The application fee exemption for PWD candidates is a standard provision, but the flat ₹150 fee for all others removes the usual category-based fee structure found in many state recruitments. Candidates should watch for the detailed syllabus and exam date once applications close on 23 November.


Source: udaipurkiran.com

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