Andhra Pradesh High Court — High Court of Andhra Pradesh
| Application Start | 23 May 2026 |
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| Exam Date | 23 May 2026 |
| Result Date | 01 Jul 2026 |
| Post Name | Section Officer, Senior System Officer, Computer Operator, Assistant, Stenographer, Typist, DEO, Office Subordinate & Others |
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| Total Vacancies | 300 |
| Qualification | Varies by post (General Graduate/Diploma/10th/12th as per advertisement) |
| Age Limit | As per APHC recruitment rules |
| Salary | As per official pay scale for respective posts |
| Application Fee | ₹100 per question for objections |
| Selection Process | Computer-Based Test (CBT) followed by further verification rounds |
Finally! The wait is over for those who sat for the Andhra Pradesh High Court exams held between 23rd and 25th May 2026. The High Court has officially released the provisional answer keys and individual response sheets. If you are feeling a bit anxious about your performance, now is the time to cross-check your marked answers against the official version.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Exam Dates | 2026-05-23 to 2026-05-25 |
| Answer Key Released | 2026-05-28 |
| Objection Window | Check official portal |
Before you start counting, keep in mind how the paper was marked. Each correct answer gets you +1 mark, and thankfully, there is no negative marking to worry about! Your total score is simply the number of correct answers you got.
If you genuinely feel that an official answer is wrong, you have the right to challenge it. Just remember: keep your study materials or authentic textbook references handy.
1. Is the answer key final? No, this is a provisional key. A final version will be released after reviewing all candidate objections.
2. Can I raise an objection for free? No, there is a fee of ₹100 per question you wish to challenge.
3. Where can I find the official link? Always use the official website (aphc.gov.in) to avoid falling for fake links.
4. What if I missed my objection deadline? Unfortunately, the system is strict. Any objections submitted after the deadline will not be considered.
5. When will the final results be out? While not set in stone, we are expecting the results around July 2026.
A former Defence aspirant turned career advisor, Amit Singh Chauhan brings deep insider knowledge of Indian Army, Navy, Air Force, and Railway recruitment processes. He has been guiding candidates for over 10 years.