AP Police Constable Result 2025 Released At slprb.ap.gov.in, Here's Direct Link
AP Police Constable Result 2025 has been released and available on the official website of SLPRB at slprb.ap.gov.in.
AP Police Constable Result 2025: The State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB), Andhra Pradesh, has announced the AP Police Constable Result 2025 today, 30 July 2025, on its official website at slprb.ap.gov.in. Candidates who appeared for the written exam on 1 June 2025 can now check their final results and download their scorecards by logging in with their credentials.
This recruitment drive aims to fill 6,100 vacancies for the posts of SCT Police Constable (Civil) (Men & Women) and SCT Police Constable (APSP) (Men) in the Andhra Pradesh Police Department. The written exam was held in one shift for candidates who had already qualified in the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).
According to the official data, 37,600 candidates were shortlisted to appear for the written exam. The final result will now confirm the names of those who have cleared this stage of the recruitment process.
Steps To Check AP Police Constable Final Result 2025
Step 1: Go to the official website at slprb.ap.gov.in.
Step 5: Your result status will be displayed on the screen.
Step 6: Download the result or take a printout for future use.
AP Police Constable Result 2025 Direct Link
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