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Andhra Pradesh Departmental Tests Previous Papers

The commission publishes results, keys and revised syllabi rather than a paper archive. For a paper set on an Act, the Act is the practice material.

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The dates, vacancies and rules below are read on the conducting body’s own site and rewritten as each notice appears. The guide beneath carries the full pattern, syllabus, cut-offs and free mock tests.

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Andhra Pradesh Departmental Tests: the facts that matter now

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Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission
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Two a year, labelled May and November; the examinations run some weeks after the label
Sessions
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Notification No. 03/2026 for the May 2026 session — results published 17 August 2026
Latest
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₹500 a paper plus a ₹500 application processing fee
Fee

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Andhra Pradesh Departmental Tests — Reading previous papers properly

The departmental test page carries syllabi, time-tables, results and errata for each session, and the revised syllabi paper by paper. It does not carry a question-paper archive, and since the objection process on keys was dispensed with, the key itself is not published in the way a recruitment key is. For most papers the useful previous material is therefore the document the paper is set on.

How to practise without papers

Work the Act as a question bank — for each chapter, write the ten questions an examiner would ask — definitions, procedures, time limits, penalties — and answer them from the text under time.
Use the concordance for the criminal-law papers — the revised syllabus maps every old section to its replacement. Practise from the new code, checking the concordance for the sections the old paper habitually asked.
Practise finding, not recalling, for with-books papers — time yourself locating a given section in the bare Act. The examination is two hours, and a candidate who can find a provision in thirty seconds has time; one who searches for three minutes does not.
Read the errata — the commission publishes corrections to results by paper and session. They tell you which papers have had key disputes and where care is needed.