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Injustice of GO29 in Group-1 Final Results
No of vacancies = 563
Ideal mains Candidates (563*50) = 28150 (As per GO55)
Selected mains Candidates = 31383+20 from sports (As per GO29)
Additional Candidates because of GO29 = 3233(Value add option for General Category)
Stats after Results:
Out of every 18 candidates of General Category who wrote mains "one candidate" in Top-500.
Out of every 70 candidates of SC Category who wrote mains "one candidate" in Top-500.
Considering merit reserved candidates in open category list of Mains would have given more representation !!
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@BhimArmyChief@AspirantsTspsc@KTRBRS The concerns of the victim aspirants had to be addressed by the TGPSC and the Government of Telangana. Please, raise this issues, Sir. Support us.
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#TGPSC released GRL of #Group1Main exam but without clarifying the genuine concerns of many meritorious & UPSC proven తెలంగాణ బిడ్డలు about their abnormally low marks in Essay and Telangana Movement papers. Appeal to consider their grievances🙏@BVenkateshamIAS
@RSPraveenSwaero Hi Sir. I am from IIT, an UPSC aspirants who scored good marks in Essay and General Studies, but, TGPSC awarded too low marks in all the subjects except Economy and Development. Because of this people like me fell victims by the inefficient evaluation, Sir.
@RSPraveenSwaero Hi Sir. I am an UPSC aspirants who scored good marks in Essay and General Studies, but, TGPSC awarded too low marks in all the subjects except Economy and Development papers. Because of the inefficient evaluation done, people like me are the victims in merit list
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A sad story of a #తెలంగాణ బిడ్డ who took exam with all dedication to serve mother Telangana has scored - English 121, History 85.5, Economy 98.5 but mere 66.0 in Telangana Movement & 47.5 in Essay.
#TGPSC to pls examine such heart burns by an expert committee🙏
What is the Group-1 Issue? Why Are Aspirants Concerned?
The Group-1 Prelims exam held in June 2024. Immediately after exam aspirants found some questions were wrong and filed a case. Later they came to know the process was through GO29 instead of GO55 against earlier canceled notification.
When the case hearing came in the court TGPSC managed well to get time from court for details and all. After all these final hearing came just few days before exam and court said it was too late to stop the exam. Don’t know who is responsible for delay !!!
By the time aspirants realised that Wikipedia is the best source for few questions rather than Telugu Academy as cited by TGPSC in the court.
Again case filed in Supreme Court and hearing came when students reached their exam centre on the 1st days of mains exams. As expected Court said it was too late to involve as all the aspirants reached exam centre already.
Finally Mains exam held and marks released in individual logins from March 9th. However, a new issue emerged—this time regarding the evaluation process.
Aspirants felt they received lower marks in many subjects compared to some of their peers who had prepared alongside them. They noticed inconsistencies in marks distribution and suspected that some evaluators had awarded higher marks than others without adhering to uniform standards.
Strengthening their concerns, they found that subject experts and faculty members who excelled in their respective fields received unexpectedly low scores. Meanwhile, some recent graduates, who were not well-versed in the subjects, scored over 480+.
Candidates with a strong UPSC track record received low marks in essay and other subjects. Additionally, many aspirants who actively participated in the Telangana Movement received significantly lower marks. Unofficial sources suggested that movement-related papers were evaluated by non-local faculty unfamiliar with the subject.
Aspirants who believed they wrote answers with emotional depth, clarity, and diverse perspectives on the movement received low scores. In contrast, new aspirants with no prior experience in mock exams or subject expertise secured higher marks. This raised serious doubts about the efficiency of the evaluation process.
Among Telugu-medium aspirants, their presence in the top 100 was notably low, indicating possible negligence in evaluation. Research suggested that fewer than five Telugu-medium candidates crossed 500 marks, whereas many 2023 English-medium graduates easily surpassed this threshold.
The evaluation process appeared unscientific and inconsistent. Certain exam centers produced higher scores, indicating discrepancies. Aspirants demanded an immediate release of the General Rank List (GRL), categorized by medium and center, for analytical comparison.
Doubts also arose regarding the evaluation timeline and the number of evaluators. With effective correction days estimated at only 60–70 days, aspirants questioned how evaluators managed to assess the six subject papers of 21,000 candidates twice.
Overall, the Group-1 recruitment process has been marred by continuous protests against TGPSC and the government at every stage. More than 2000 candidates filing case in Highcourt for Reevaluation.
The appointment of an expert committee to examine flaws in the evaluation process is urgently needed. Aspirants hope that #TGPSC will address the concerns of #Group1MainExam candidates.
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