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APPSC Group 4 Previous Papers

The official archive holds no Group 4 paper of any year. The nearest material is the commission’s own general studies papers from other groups, set to the same syllabus headings and the same marking rule.

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APPSC Group 4 · checked 19 September 2026

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Checked 19 September 2026

APPSC Group 4: the facts that matter now

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No open notification as at 11 September 2026; the last was a single-post notification of September 2025
Current status
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Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission
Conducted by
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A bachelor’s degree for every post code; typist and stenographer posts also need government technical certificates
Qualification
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Two objective papers of 150 marks — general studies and mental ability, then general English and general Telugu
Papers

Past papers

APPSC Group 4 — Reading previous papers properly

The commission publishes question papers for some recruitments — several Group 1 mains cycles, a 2016 Group 2 screening test, a 2016 Panchayat Secretary screening test and various technical posts — but not for Group 4 in any cycle. What it does publish for Group 4 is the final answer key after each examination, which pairs with a reconstructed paper but is not one.

How to practise without the paper

Work the 2016 Group 2 screening and Panchayat Secretary screening papers for Paper I — both are general studies and mental ability at degree standard, set by this commission under the same negative-marking rule. The question habits carry across.
Work the Group 1 prelims papers at a discount — the same subject headings at a harder standard. Note which questions felt beyond Group 4 rather than discarding them.
Use any SSC-standard English and Telugu question bank for Paper II — the paper is school-standard grammar and comprehension, and the source matters less than the volume.
Keep one file of Andhra Pradesh questions across every paper you work — state geography, history, economy, schemes and the bifurcation are asked in every APPSC paper. Collected into one file, they become the most exam-specific revision document available.