AP Police Constable admit card 2022 to release on January 12, application correction window closes today

Police Constable Admit Card 2022: The Andhra Pradesh State Level Police Recruitment Board, AP SLPRB will release the admit card for AP Police Constable Recruitment 2022 on January 12, 2023. Meanwhile, candidates who wish to make changes to their application form can visit the official website at slprb.ap.gov.in and make the necessary edits.
AP Police Constable 2022 application correction window opened on January 08, 2022. The last date to make changes to the application form comes to an end today, on January 09, 2023 at 5:00 PM. Candidates can edit the form by simply logging in their registration number and hall ticket number on the official SLPRB portal.
Direct link to SLPRB AP Police Constable Application Correction
As per the official schedule, SLPRB AP will conduct the Police Constable recruitment exam on January 22, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The AP Police Constable Admit Card 2022 will be released on January 12, 2023.
Vacancy Details
Andhra Pradesh State Level Police Recruitment Board aims to fill a total of 6100 vacancies through this recruitment drive, out of which 3580 are for Police Constables (Civil) and 2520 for Police Constables (APSP).

Steps to download the AP Police Constable Admit Card 2022
Step 1. Visit the official website at slprb.ap.gov.in
Step 2. On the homepage, click on the link for Police Constable Admit Card 2022
Step 3. A new page will open, login using your application number and password
Step 4. Your Police Constable hall ticket will open on the screen
Step 5. Take a printout of the admit card for future reference
Check detailed notification for Andhra Pradesh Police Constable Recruitment 2022
Selection Process
The selection of candidates will be based on their performance in Preliminary Examination followed by Physical Measurement Tests (PMT) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). Candidates who qualify the above Physical Efficiency Test will be required to appear for the final written examination in one paper (three hours duration) for 200 marks.