UPSC recommends 4,119 candidates for government jobs in 2021-22, lowest in 10 years: Govt data
Press Trust of India | July 20, 2022 | 02:36 PM IST | 1 min read
UPSC 2022: As many as 4,119 candidates were recommended in 2021-22 against 5,153 advertised government job vacancies, the data said.
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Download EBookNew Delhi: UPSC recommended 4,119 candidates for different central government jobs during 2021-22, the lowest in 10 years, according to a Personnel Ministry data made public in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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"Every year, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts its examinations as per the programme of examinations (calendar) year notified by the Commission well in advance for a calendar year," Union Minister of State for Personnel Jitendra Singh said in a written reply.
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As many as 4,119 candidates were recommended in 2021-22 against 5,153 advertised vacancies, the data said. A total of 4,214 and 5,230 candidates were recommended in 2020-21 and 2019-20, respectively, against the advertised vacancies of 4,997 and 5,913, it said.
Similarly, 4,399 candidates were recommended for government jobs during 2018-19 against 5,207 advertised vacancies, it said. During 2017-18, 6,294 candidates were recommended for government jobs, 5,735 in 2016-17, 6,866 in 2015-16, 8,272 in 2014-15, 8,852 in 2013-14 and 5,705 during 2012-13, according to the data.
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