# Unemployed youth protest at TGPSC over AEE exam date clash

2026-10-17T17:52:23+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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A large number of unemployed youth staged a protest at the Telangana Public Service Commission (TGPSC) office in Hyderabad on Saturday, 17 October, demanding the postponement of the R&B Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) recruitment examination. The protesters said the AEE exam is scheduled for November 6, the same day as the SSC junior engineer recruitment test. Candidates with a civil engineering background prepare for both exams and fear missing one. The youth said they had been visiting the TGPSC office for the past 10 days seeking a date change but received no positive response. They called on the Commission to respond immediately and postpone the AEE examination.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The clash of two key recruitment exams on the same day pits candidates against a choice that could derail months of preparation. The TGPSC's silence over 10 days of requests suggests no internal move to reschedule, leaving thousands of civil-engineering aspirants in uncertainty. The next step lies entirely with the Commission, which has not indicated a decision or timeline.

## Coverage

- telanganatoday.com <https://telanganatoday.com/unemployed-youth-stage-protest-at-tgpsc-seek-rescheduling-of-aee-exam>
  Straight news report of protest, no added commentary or stance.

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