AP Police Constable Answer Key 2025 Released – Download Final Key and Check Result Details

The Andhra Pradesh State Level Police Recruitment Board (APSLPRB) has released both the provisional and final answer keys for the AP Police Constable Final Written Examination 2025, conducted on June 1 across multiple centers.

Out of 38,555 issued hall tickets, 37,600 candidates appeared for the 200-mark exam. The provisional answer key was made available starting June 1 (some sources cite June 3), with an objection window open until June 4. The final answer key was released on July 18, 2025, following the result declaration on July 10, where 33,921 candidates qualified for the next stage.

Candidates can download the answer keys and OMR sheets from the official website (slprb.ap.gov.in) and calculate their estimated scores. The selection process includes written tests, physical tests, document verification, and a medical exam, and candidates should stay updated via the official portal.

AP Police Constable Answer Key 2025 Released

The Andhra Pradesh State Level Police Recruitment Board (APSLPRB) has released the provisional and then the final answer key for the AP Police Constable Final Written Examination 2025. This is a crucial step for candidates who appeared in the exam, allowing them to estimate their scores and raise objections if any.

How to Download the Answer Key

Candidates can download the AP Police Constable Answer Key 2025 from the official website of APSLPRB by following these steps:

1. Visit the official website: Go to slprb.ap.gov.in.
2. Locate the relevant link: On the homepage, look for a link titled “AP Police Constable Answer Key 2025” or “Final Written Test Answer Key for Constable Exam 2025.”
3. Click on the link: This will typically lead you to a new page or directly open a PDF file.
4. Download and review: The answer key will be available in PDF format, often categorized by question paper sets (A, B, C, D). Download the relevant set and compare your responses with the provided answers.

Examination Details

The Final Written Examination for the AP Police Constable posts was successfully conducted on June 1, 2025. The exam was held across multiple centers in Andhra Pradesh, with a significant number of candidates participating.

Out of 38,555 candidates who had their hall tickets released, 37,600 candidates appeared for the final written examination. The exam comprised 200 objective-type questions, carrying a total of 200 marks.

Raising Objections (for Provisional Key)

For the provisional answer key, APSLPRB provided a window for candidates to raise objections if they found any discrepancies.

• Objection Submission Period: Candidates could submit suggestions/objections from June 1, 2025, until 5:00 PM on June 4, 2025.
• Submission Method: Objections had to be sent via email to slprbap.obj@gmail.com in a prescribed format. Objections submitted in any other format were not considered.
• Details Required: Candidates were typically required to provide details such as their roll number, question number, and the reason for their objection, along with supporting evidence if applicable.

Calculating Your Estimated Score

Once you’ve downloaded the answer key, you can calculate your estimated score:

1. Match your responses: Compare your attempted answers with the correct answers in the official answer key for your specific question paper set.
2. Assign marks: Add marks for each correct answer.
3. Deduct for incorrect answers: If there’s negative marking (refer to the official notification for details), deduct marks accordingly for wrong answers.
4. Total your score: Sum up the marks to get your estimated score.

What’s Next? Results and Selection Process

The results for the AP Police Constable Final Written Exam 2025 were declared on July 10, 2025. Along with the results, candidates’ scorecards and OMR sheets were also made available for download on the official website until July 12, 2025.

The selection process for AP Police Constable positions generally involves the following stages:

1. Preliminary Written Test
2. Physical Measurement Test (PMT)
3. Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
4. Final Written Exam
5. Document Verification
6. Medical Examination

A total of 33,921 candidates (29,211 males and 4,710 females) have been declared qualified in the final written exam and are eligible for the document verification process.

Candidates are advised to regularly visit the official website for the latest updates regarding document verification schedules and further recruitment stages.