APPSC Junior Lecturers Written Marks 2026 have been released on 24/06/2026 by the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission. The marks PDF includes 23 selected candidates across 9 subjects, with zone-wise allocations. Candidates who appeared for Notification No. 16/2023 can now download their marks and verify their register number, total marks, and assigned zone. This article is based on the official marks document released by APPSC on https://psc.ap.gov.in.
Result at a Glance
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting Authority | Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) |
| Recruitment Post | Junior Lecturer (JL) |
| Department | AP Intermediate Education |
| Notification Number | 16/2023 |
| Notification Date | 28/12/2023 |
| Marks Release Date | 24/06/2026 |
| Total Selected Candidates | 23 |
| Recruitment Type | Limited Recruitment (Zonal Post) |
| Official Website | https://psc.ap.gov.in |
How to Check APPSC Junior Lecturers Written Marks 2026
- Open the official APPSC website at psc.ap.gov.in.
- Navigate to the Notifications or Results section on the homepage.
- Search for Notification No. 16/2023 – Junior Lecturers in AP Intermediate Education.
- Click on the Marks of Selected Candidates link.
- The PDF document will open; locate your register number and verify your total marks and zone.
- Alternatively, access the marks PDF directly at psc.ap.gov.in/Documents/NotificationDocuments/MarksCandidates_162023_24062026.pdf.
The marks PDF is organised by subject and postcode. Each candidate entry shows the register number, total marks secured, and zone assignment. Use your register number to search within the document for your marks.
Subject-Wise Selected Candidates
The 23 selected candidates are distributed across 9 subjects. English has the highest number of selections with 9 candidates across four zones. The following table shows the English (P.C No. 01) candidates as an example of the marks distribution:
| Register Number | Total Marks | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| 1602010060 | 289.79 | Zone-I |
| 1603010069 | 274.49 | Zone-I |
| 1602010114 | 270.41 | Zone-I |
| 1603010018 | 259.86 | Zone-I |
| 1606010021 | 214.97 | Zone-II |
| 1609010029 | 235.38 | Zone-III |
| 1607010099 | 219.73 | Zone-III |
| 1613010183 | 271.77 | Zone-IV |
| 1612010030 | 245.92 | Zone-IV |
Download the complete marks PDF to view all 9 subjects and verify your marks across departments.
What Your Result Means – Next Steps
If you are on the selected candidates list:
Your register number appears in the official marks document, confirming your selection for the Junior Lecturer post under Notification No. 16/2023. Note your assigned zone – selections are zonal and post-specific. The next stage in the recruitment process will be announced by APPSC on psc.ap.gov.in. Check the official website regularly for updates on document verification, skill test, or interview calls. Download and save your marks PDF for future reference.
If you are not on the selected candidates list:
Your register number did not qualify in this recruitment cycle. Review the marks PDF to understand the performance benchmark – the highest marks in this cycle reached 305.13, and you can compare your expected score with the cutoff for your subject. The APPSC will announce the next recruitment cycle for Junior Lecturers on its official website. Monitor psc.ap.gov.in for future notifications and reapply when the next cycle opens.
Documents to Keep Ready
- Original mark sheets (Class 10, 12, and qualifying degree).
- Category/caste certificate (OBC/SC/ST/EWS) in the format specified by APPSC.
- Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport).
- Passport-size photographs as per APPSC specifications.
- The admit card for the written examination.
- Original degree certificate and provisional certificate (if applicable).
- Experience certificate or relevant proof of service (if applicable to the post).
What Happens After This Result
The next stage after marks declaration is typically document verification, followed by an interview or skill test, as announced by APPSC. Shortlisted candidates must monitor psc.ap.gov.in for the next stage call letter and schedule. Begin gathering your original certificates and documents immediately – document verification requires original physical copies and photocopies certified as true copies. Non-selected candidates should prepare for the next recruitment cycle opening on APPSC’s portal.
Key Highlights of APPSC Junior Lecturers Selection 2026
- The highest marks secured were 305.13 by a Chemistry candidate (Zone-I, Register No. 1601070046).
- The lowest marks among selected candidates were 31.33 in Oriya (Zone-I).
- English recorded the highest number of selections with 9 candidates distributed across four zones.
- This is a Limited Recruitment for Zonal Posts – selections are zone-specific and not all-India.
- A total of 23 candidates qualified across 9 subjects.
- The APPSC Secretary officially released and signed the marks document on 24/06/2026 from Vijayawada.
Important Links
| Particular | Link |
|---|---|
| Official Website | Visit Official Website |
| Download Written Marks PDF | Download Marks PDF |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. When will the next stage (interview or document verification) be announced?
Ans. The APPSC will announce the next stage schedule on psc.ap.gov.in. Selected candidates are advised to check the official website daily or subscribe to APPSC notifications to avoid missing important dates.
Q2. What should I do if my register number is not visible in the marks PDF?
Ans. Use Ctrl+F (on Windows) or Cmd+F (on Mac) to search your registration number within the PDF. If your number does not appear, it means you did not qualify in this cycle. Contact APPSC at psc.ap.gov.in for clarification.
Q3. Can I challenge or request a re-evaluation of my marks?
Ans. APPSC typically allows objections within a specified window after marks are released. Check the official website for any objection submission portal or email address. If an objection window is not announced, marks are generally considered final.
Q4. I did not qualify – when is the next Junior Lecturer recruitment cycle?
Ans. APPSC typically announces new recruitment notifications on its website. Regularly check psc.ap.gov.in for future Junior Lecturer postings. You can also use our free job alert service to receive notifications for upcoming APPSC Junior Lecturer announcements.
Q5. What is the zone assignment, and why is it important?
Ans. The zone mentioned in the marks PDF indicates the geographic region where your selected post is located. You will be required to work in your assigned zone. This is a zonal recruitment, so movements across zones are not permitted unless specified in the recruitment rules.
Q6. Are the marks released on this date final, or will there be changes?
Ans. The marks published on 24/06/2026 are final unless APPSC announces a correction or re-evaluation. Any amendments will be published on the official website. Keep checking psc.ap.gov.in for any official updates or corrigenda.
Q7. What documents do I need for document verification if selected?
Ans. Prepare original educational certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), government-issued ID proof, and photographs. APPSC will issue detailed instructions in the document verification call letter.
Q8. Can I apply for multiple subject posts in the next cycle?
Ans. Yes, you can apply for different subjects or posts in future APPSC recruitment cycles. There is no restriction on applying for multiple posts as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for each.
Staying Updated
Download your marks PDF immediately and verify your register number, total marks, and zone assignment. Selected candidates should note the date and check psc.ap.gov.in daily for the next stage call letter and instructions. Non-selected candidates should review the marks to understand the cutoff benchmark for their subject and prepare for future recruitment cycles. Subscribe to MyNaukriAlert’s free job alert service to receive instant notifications when APPSC announces the next Junior Lecturer recruitment or call letters for subsequent stages.
