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MPPSC to open form filling link for all subjects in AP-2022 exam

MPPSC opens form filling link for Assistant Professor-2022 examination, providing relief to aspirants. Candidates can make corrections in forms till January 14. SET or NET examination is required for eligibility. The SET was held after a gap of four years, with 36,000 candidates applying for AP posts. Hindi, History, political science, commerce, and Sanskrit have the most applicants. Schedule and examination pattern announced for eight subjects, including Botany, Commerce, English, Hindi, History, Home Science, Mathematics, and Sanskrit.

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