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APPSC Industrial Promotion Officer notification 24/2026: reported posts and deadline

APPSC listed the detailed Industrial Promotion Officer notice on 16 October. Independent coverage reports 78 provisional posts and a 5 November deadline.

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The short answer

APPSC Notification 24/2026 is for Industrial Promotion Officers in the A.P. Industries Subordinate Service. Independent coverage reports 78 provisional vacancies and applications from 16 October to 5 November 2026 at 11:59 pm; the detailed notice controls the final terms.

Notice and schedule

APPSC lists the detailed Industrial Promotion Officer notice as published on 16 October 2026. Independent summaries report 78 provisional vacancies and a pay scale of ₹54,060–₹1,40,540. The final vacancy count and examination schedule must be checked in the official detailed notification and any later web note.

Qualification, fee and official route

This is a post-specific recruitment; candidates should not assume any general degree is sufficient. Read the detailed notice for discipline, age, local status, reservation, selection and document rules. The original PDF could not be independently extracted in this run, so no fee is guessed. Apply through the official APPSC portal, retain the acknowledgement and verify any corrigendum before paying.

Editorial note

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Frequently asked questions

How many vacancies are reported?

Independent coverage reports 78 provisional posts; the official detailed notice controls the final count.

What is the last date?

Independent summaries list 5 November 2026 at 11:59 pm; verify the live APPSC notice.

Sources & further reading

Sources reviewed 2026-10-22. Official statements describe the issuing organisation’s position; this article is an independent explainer.

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