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APGENCO & APTRANSCO AEE 2026 — Notification Summary + Prep Plan

⚡ APGENCO & APTRANSCO AEE 2026 — Notification Summary + Prep Plan
👋 Hey everyone — big recruitment news for AP power sector aspirants. APGENCO and APTRANSCO have both released their Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) 2026 notifications, and since they share a common exam, this is one of the biggest combined opportunities we've seen in a while. Here's the full breakdown plus how to actually use the next month to prepare.
Heads up: The application window closed on 20 July 2026. If you already applied, this post is for you — focus on the CBT prep section below. If you missed it, keep an eye on this blog for the next AP Vidyut recruitment cycle.
📋 What Got Released
APGENCO AEE 2026 — 100 posts across Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, and Electronics disciplines. Notification released 25 June 2026.
APTRANSCO AEE 2026 — 200 posts across Electrical, Telecom, and Civil disciplines. Notification Ref: RO.No.GMCC/APTRANSCO/85/26-27, dated 25.06.2026.

Both recruitments run alongside APEPDCL, APSPDCL, and APCPDCL AEE notifications too — all five AP power utilities are hiring together through one common process this cycle.

🗓️ Key Dates & Details
Notification released25 June 2026
Application window30 June – 20 July 2026 (closed)
Total combined vacancies300+ across APGENCO + APTRANSCO alone
Age limit18–42 years (standard SC/ST/BC/EWS/PwBD relaxations apply)
Application fee₹1,000
CBT exam window22–29 August 2026
Pay scale₹86,245 – ₹2,08,915
Selection processCommon CBT → Certificate Verification → Utility Allotment
Service terms2-year probation + 5-year service bond
🎯 How the Selection Actually Works

This is the part a lot of people miss — it's one shared Computer-Based Test across APGENCO, APTRANSCO, APEPDCL, APSPDCL, and APCPDCL. You don't pick which utility you're tested for; instead, after the CBT, candidates are allotted to a specific utility based on their rank, reservation category, and the preferences they submitted in the application. So a strong CBT score genuinely widens your options across all five organizations, not just one.

📚 30-Day Prep Plan (Now → CBT in August)
Week 1–2: Core subjects
Power Systems, Electrical Machines, and Transformers carry serious weight in these exams. This is exactly what our quiz series covers — start with the Power Systems Quick Quiz and the Transformers Quiz.
Week 2–3: Machines & fundamentals
Round out your prep with the DC Machines Quiz — a big chunk of AEE Electrical papers draws directly from this area.
Week 3–4: Full-length practice + previous papers
Once concepts are solid, shift to timed practice. Check the Previous Papers page for past GENCO/TRANSCO papers to get a feel for the actual difficulty and pacing.

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