are assessed for the purpose of determining the status in the competition though the qualification is not awarded by an Institution, which is not recognized by the Government of Andhra Pradesh, and accordingly, the applicant obtained 34.44% after allocation of 45 marks against 574 marks out of 750 secured in technical examination; that he was allowed eight marks under weightage for each completed year since July, 2003; that the applicant secured 68.95% in the competition and stood at 23rd position of merit list and thereby, he did not reach the merit either in Open Competition or under the reservation category of BC-D to which he belongs and that the meritorious candidates, who secured higher merit than him, were selected. There is no material on record to show that less meritorious candidate than the petitioner was selected for the said post. Considering all these aspects, the Tribunal rightly passed the impugned order and that order needs no interference by this Court, and hence, the Writ Petition is liable to be dismissed.
