APSLPRB AP Police SI/RSI Exam 2017: Merit list declared, check them here
APSLPRB on Thursday released the merit list of candidates for filling vacancies for the posts of Sub Inspector (SI Civil), Reserve Sub Inspector of Police, Deputy Jailor and Assistant Matron (Prisons).
Andhra Pradesh State Level Police Recruitment Board (APSLPRB) on Thursday released the merit list of candidates for filling the vacancies for the posts of Sub Inspector (SI Civil), Reserve Sub Inspector of Police, Deputy Jailor and Assistant Matron (Prisons). The examination was held on February 18 and 19, 2017 at Visakhapatnam, Kakinada, Guntur Districts and Kurnool.
Click here to check the merit list for the post SI (civil), Deputy Jailor and Assistant matron (Prisons).
Click here to check the merit list for the post of RSIs (AR/SAR/CPL/APSP)
A pdf page containing the merit list will appear on the screen. Download it on your computer and take a printout of the same for future reference. (If the link is not working due to heavy traffic, you can also check the results at the bottom of the story.)
APSLPRB had last month released the preliminary answer keys of final written exam for the above mentioned posts. Candidates were given time to raise objection/s until 5pm on February 22, 2017.
The examination is being conducted to fill 335 vacancies for SCT Sub Inspector of Police(Civil -men and women), 113 vacancies for Reserve Sub Inspector of Police (AR) (men and women), 9 vacancies for Reserve Sub Inspector of Police (SAR CPL) (men), 209 vacancies in Police Department for Reserve Sub Inspector of Police (APSP-men), 16 vacancies for Deputy Jailor (men) and 5 vacancies for Assistant Matron (Women) in Prisons and Correctional Services Department. The recruitment notification was issued on September 17, 2016.
Note: Visit APSLPRB’s official website for regular updates.
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