TGPSC has postponed the Group 3 Certificate verification process. It will now be conducted only after the completion of Group 2 recruitments. This decision was taken to avoid issues related to backlog posts.
The Group 3 verification was initially scheduled for 1,388 posts from June 18, 2025, to July 8, 2025, with a reserve day on July 9. But now, TGPSC has announced that the verification has been postponed to prevent any problems arising from remaining backlog posts if Group 2 recruitments are carried out first.
Previously, TGPSC had issued a notification for the recruitment of 1,388 Group 3 posts. The written examination was conducted accordingly, and the results were released on March 15.
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