Hyderabad, Sept 21 (Hydnow): Telangana State Tribal Welfare Department is planning to provide free coaching to eligible ST/SC/BC candidates of Telangana state for IBPS (POs & Clerks) Examinations for 60 days from October 16 at Hyderabad
75 seats for STs, 15 seats for Scs, and 10 seats for BCs altogether 100 seats. 33 1/3 seats are reserved for women.
The ST/SC/BC candidates of Telangana State who are willing to take coaching are instructed to apply online from September 22 to October 3 on the website http://studycircle.cgg.gov.in The selection of coaching will be based on the merit of Degree and the candidates who are applying for the IBPS (POs & Clerks) notification only. the ST/SC/BC candidates of Telangana State whose parental annual income is below 3.0 lakhs are only eligible to apply.
For further details contact Phone 040-27540104 between 10.30 AM to 5.00 PM on working days (Hydnow)
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