UPPSC Vacancy 2025: UPPSC has released government jobs, salary up to Rs 1.5 lakh, who can apply?

UPPSC APO Recruitment 2025 Notification: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has announced recruitment for 218 Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) positions. These positions are for those who have studied law and wish to pursue a career in the court system. Selection for these positions will result in a salary ranging from ₹47,600 to ₹1,51,100 per month, along with numerous allowances. Applications open September 16, 2025, and applications for these positions can be submitted until October 16, 2025. Please note that all positions are online.

UPPSC APO Recruitment 2025: What is this job, and how many positions are there?
An Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) is a government job that requires you to represent the government in court. This position is within the Prosecution Department of Uttar Pradesh, where you are responsible for preparing cases against criminals and presenting them before a judge. There are a total of 218 positions, which will be filled in various districts of Uttar Pradesh.

UPPSC APO Salary and Benefits: Salary and Benefits
Speaking of salary, candidates selected for these positions will receive a salary of ₹47,600 to ₹1,51,100 per month. Additional benefits such as DA (Dearness Allowance), HRA (House Rent Allowance), medical benefits, and pension will be available. Initially, the salary will start at ₹47,600 and can reach up to ₹1.5 lakh with experience. This also includes the security of a government job and the opportunity for promotion.

Who can apply?

Educational qualifications are required to apply for these positions. For this position, you must have a law degree (LLB) from a recognized university or institute. Whether you have completed a 3-year or 5-year course, both are valid. The degree must be completed. Regarding the age limit, the minimum age should be 21 years, and the maximum age should be 40 years. If you are 21 years old and under 40, you can apply. Those in the SC/ST/OBC/PwBD categories, such as OBC, will receive a 3-year age relaxation, and SC/ST will receive a 5-year age relaxation, as per government regulations.

How will the selection process be conducted?
The selection process for this job will be conducted in three stages. First, there will be a preliminary exam. This is a screening test that will ask questions on general knowledge, law, and reasoning. If you pass this, you will have to appear for the next round, the main exam. This will be a bit more challenging, with in-depth legal questions, case studies, and writing skills tested. It is important to score well here. The final round will be an interview. The final round will include personality, legal knowledge, and confidence tests. This will be followed by a medical exam to verify your fitness. If you clear these three steps, your APO position will be confirmed.

How much will the application fee be?
The application fee for the Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) position is very low. It varies for each category. The fee is only ₹125 for General, OBC, and EWS candidates, ₹65 for SC, ST, and PwBD (Divyang) candidates, and only ₹25 for PwBD candidates. The fee must be paid online (UPI, debit/credit card).

How to apply?
Applying is very easy.
1. Visit the official UPPSC website, uppsc.up.nic.in.
2. Find and click the One-Time Registration tab on the homepage.

3. Register by entering your mobile number, email ID, and date of birth.
4. Log in with the username and password you received upon registration.
5. Fill in your details, including your name, education, and law degree, in the application form.
6. Upload the required documents, including your photo, signature, and LLB certificate.
7. Pay the fees according to your category.
8. Check the form and submit it.
9. Take a printout of the confirmation page.

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