AP Pauliset 2025: AP PolySet -2025 Notification … 15 April

AP Pauliset 2025: AP Paliset 2025 notification has been issued. The rally will be received from 12 March to 15 April. April 30 will be tested. The test is in the testing process.

Do this?

Police should be made online. Direct link to document with official website mobile number Authorized website direct link with it or to document with tenth should be used.

Initially, ticket hall ticket number, tenth period pass, date of birth, date of birth. The name should then be named in the school records. The father should be named after him. Give birth date. Subsequently, a complete address should be provided with house number, village number, village/ town/ CT, District, PIN code and mobile number.

After that, the examination center should be selected. The area code should be given later. Reservation category (BC, SC and ST) should be given. If there is a special category (CAP, SP, PH, NCC) should also be obtained. Minorities will have to give their details. Urdu Media Examination Centers (Guntur and Nandla) should also be given preference. Then you have to pay the application fee.

Direct links for official website colleges, seats, fees, examination center code, college code and other details visit you.

Important dates

1. Online document filing is the beginning of March 12

2. The last date for online documents is April 15

3. Date of April 30 (from 11 am to 1 hour)

4. Fall is released on 10 May

Application

Application fee for OC and BC candidates has been decided Rs 400, Rs 100 for SC and ST candidates. It is estimated that a total of 1,50,000 students are expected to test.

Eligibility

Those who have completed the tenth -range, as well as the tenth part of the public examinations, are eligible to write a polyset. There is no age limit.

Reservation

1. Open category (OC)- 50 percent

2. SC category- 15 percent

3. ST Category- 6 percent

4. BC Category-29 % (BC-AA 7, BC-B10, BC-C1, BC-D7, BC-E ః 4 %)

5. Madanapalli and Rajhmundry Residential Polytechnic: SC 75 %, ST 5 %, BC 10 %and OC 10 %.

6. SC 18 percent, ST 75 percent, 5 percent BC and OC 2 percent.

7. 33.33 % of students are allocated seats.

8. 5 % seats are allocated to divisions.

9. 1 percent for NCC candidates

10. 0.5 percent for sports and sports candidates

11. 2 percent of soldiers children

Test check in 500 centers

There are 500 testing centers in 26 districts across the state. Hall tickets will be issued a week before the test. The test is in the objective mode. There will be 120 problems. Mathematics- 50 questions, Physics- 40 issues, Chemistry-30 problems. The test lasts for two hours. The test is based on the seventh course.

(Jagdiswara Rao Jarajapu, Hindustan Times Telugu)