What Is The 'DSC Scam'? Decoding The Allegations Surrounding Andhra Pradesh's Mega Teacher Recruitment Drive
The term 'DSC scam' has become a recurring feature of Andhra Pradesh’s political discourse, with the opposition YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) alleging widespread irregularities in the state’s Mega DSC 2025 teacher recruitment process. The allegations range from suspected insider access and questions over the handling of examination-related responsibilities to concerns over merit lists, transparency…
The DSC scam controversy surrounding Andhra Pradesh's Mega DSC 2025 teacher recruitment drive centers around allegations of irregularities in the selection process. The term DSC refers to the District Selection Committee recruitment mechanism used for government school teachers in the state. The Mega DSC 2025 aimed to fill thousands of teaching vacancies across Andhra Pradesh, with around 16,347 posts and approximately 3.3 lakh candidates applying.
The selection process primarily involved a computer-based test (CBT), with weightage given to both the DSC examination and the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET). However, the recruitment process has come under scrutiny due to allegations of manipulation, procedural lapses, and insider access. The opposition YSR Congress Party, led by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, has described the recruitment as a "mega scam" and demanded an independent investigation.
They have raised concerns about the handling of question-paper preparation and examination conduct, claiming that combining these functions could have reduced safeguards against conflicts of interest or unauthorized access. The government, on the other hand, maintains that the recruitment was conducted digitally, adhered to established rules, and was backed by security measures.
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