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Environmental Science graduates excluded from Telangana PCB recruitment, seek change in eligibility; applications deadline on July 17

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Environmental Science graduates excluded from Telangana PCB recruitment, seek change in eligibility; applications deadline on July 17
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Environmental Science graduates in Telangana are protesting their exclusion from Assistant Environment Engineer recruitment, arguing their academic background is highly relevant. They are seeking a policy change to allow postgraduates to apply alongside engineering degree holders.

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The issue highlights a disconnect between academic qualifications and government hiring criteria in specialized technical fields.

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Candidates with Environmental Science qualifications from colleges affiliated to Osmania University and other State universities in Telangana are a worried and excluded lot.

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The article focuses on the grievances of the excluded group and highlights their arguments for inclusion, reflecting a sympathetic stance toward the job seekers.

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