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Andhra Pradesh Teaching Posts Previous Papers

The portal publishes answer keys and merit lists with marks, not question papers. That changes what "previous papers" can mean.

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Andhra Pradesh Teaching Posts · checked 19 September 2026

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Checked 19 September 2026

Andhra Pradesh Teaching Posts: the facts that matter now

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No notification yet; the 2026 job calendar schedules teacher posts for 15 October 2026
Next DSC
02
APTET — four papers, 150 marks each, no negative marking, valid for life
Eligibility test
03
DSC, conducted by the School Education department; the Mega DSC 2025 filled 16,347 posts
Recruitment test
04
80% written test, 20% TET score — no TET component for physical education posts
Selection weightage

Past papers

Andhra Pradesh Teaching Posts — Reading previous papers properly

After each APTET the portal publishes an initial key, invites objections for a week, and publishes a final key; after each DSC it publishes merit lists by subject and district with each candidate’s marks. The question papers themselves are not published, and year-wise papers offered elsewhere are reconstructions. What the published material does give is the shape of the field: the pass rates by category, and the mark that selected in each district and subject.

What to practise from

The published syllabus per post — the department publishes a syllabus for each DSC post category and for the TET. Questions written from those documents are closer to the paper than a reconstructed set from a different year.
The 2025 merit lists — find the last selected mark for your post, subject and district. Subtract the TET weightage you expect and the number left is the written score you need.
The CTET papers for pedagogy and child development — published by the national board and set to the same framework. The right practice for the thirty-question common part of every APTET paper.
The state textbooks for content — Paper 1A is set on the classes I to V curriculum and Paper 2A on classes VI to VIII; the state’s own textbooks are the source.