UPSSSC Announces Results for 3,446 Technical Assistant Positions in Agriculture Department
Results Declared for Technical Assistant Posts
The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has officially released the results for 3,446 Technical Assistant (Group-C) positions within the Agriculture Department. This announcement raises questions about its potential effects on the state's economy and its agricultural sector.
In a significant development for the youth of Uttar Pradesh, the UPSSSC revealed the results on Tuesday, June 23. A total of 3,446 candidates have been selected through this recruitment initiative and will soon be assigned to various districts throughout the state.
Details of the Written Examination
The written examination for these positions was conducted on July 13, 2025. Candidates had been eagerly anticipating their results since the exam date. Upon the announcement of the results, a wave of happiness spread among the successful candidates and their families. Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi, along with Minister of State for Agriculture Baldev Singh Aulakh and senior officials, congratulated the successful candidates, wishing them a prosperous future.
Breakdown of Selected Candidates by Category
Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi provided a detailed breakdown of the selected candidates, emphasizing the transparency maintained throughout the recruitment process. The distribution of the 3,446 successful candidates is as follows:
- General Category: 1,813 candidates
- Other Backward Classes (OBC): 629 candidates
- Scheduled Castes (SC): 509 candidates
- Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 344 candidates
- Scheduled Tribes (ST): 151 candidates
Responsibilities of Agriculture Technical Assistants
Officials from the Agriculture Department have outlined the roles of the newly appointed Technical Assistants. These individuals will operate directly in rural communities, engaging with farmers to promote awareness of modern agricultural practices. Their responsibilities include ensuring that welfare schemes from both the central and state governments—such as the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, Soil Health Card, and Crop Insurance Scheme—are effectively communicated to farmers, regardless of their land size. Furthermore, they will provide guidance on the optimal use of improved seeds, organic fertilizers, and pesticides, aimed at enhancing crop yields and minimizing farming expenses.
