Appsc Group 1 Mains Hall tickets were issued .. Management of main examinations from 3 to 9 May
The Mains Exam will be started from May 3 for the candidates who have qualified for APPSC Group 1 Preliminary Examination. The hall ticket group has been released to 1 candidates as the exam will start in the next ten days. Group-1 hall tickets have been released on the Appsc Commission website.
The schedule of APPSC Group 1 exam has already been released. Group -1 major examinations are available on the website for hall tickets of candidates. AppSC Secretary P Raju Babu gave several suggestions to the candidates. A total of 7 examinations will be conducted in 4 districts from May 3 to 9.
Group 1 Main Schedule is the same ..
Appsc Group-1 Mains Exam Schedule has already been released. APPSC said that Group 1 Mains Examination will be held from 3 to 9 May. The exam will be held from 10 am to 1 pm.
Appsc Group -1 Mains dates
(From 10.00 am to 01.00 pm in the afternoon)
03.05.2025 – Telugu (qualifying paper)
04.05.2025 -NGlish Paper (Qualifying Paper)
05.05.2025 -Paper -I -General Essay (Contemporary Items, Regional, National, International Items)
06.05.2025 – Paper -II – History, India of Cultural, Geological Sciences, Andhra Pradesh
07.05.2025 – Paper -II – Politics, Constitution, Governance, Law and Ethics
08.05.2025 -Paper -V -India, Andhra Pradesh Economy, Development
09.05.2025-Paper-Vigyan, Technology, Environmental Problems
Management of tests in a descriptive process
APPSC has announced that Group -1 Mains test will be conducted in a descriptive type. AppSC has decided to give the question paper in the tab. The Prelims Test was held on March 17 last year for the replacement of all 81 group -1 posts of the state. A total of 1,48,881 candidates applied for Group -1 prelims. Of these, 4,496 were eligible for Mains Test.
Main testing process
AppSc Mains Exam consists of 5 main letters. In addition, there are Telugu and Englishable papers. Mains will be held for 150 marks per paper for a total of 750 marks. Interviews for 75 marks will be conducted for those who qualify for the main. Mains are performed for a total of 825 marks. Each paper is assigned 180 minutes. The main performance is performed in the descriptive process.
