APPSC Agriculture Officer DV 2026: Schedule, Documents & CPT

The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has released an important web note regarding the Document Verification (DV) and Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) for candidates provisionally admitted for the Direct Recruitment to the Post of Agriculture Officer in A.P. Agriculture Service (General/Limited Recruitment) under Notification No. 09/2025.

Candidates who have qualified based on the Main Written Examination (Offline mode) held on 27/01/2026 FN & 28/01/2026 AN are advised to check the official schedule and instructions carefully. The Certificate Verification and Computer Proficiency Test will be conducted on the same day.

DV & CPT Schedule Overview

Who Should Attend

The Document Verification is for candidates provisionally admitted based on their performance in the Main Written Examination (Offline mode) held on 27/01/2026 FN & 28/01/2026 AN for the Agriculture Officer post. The list of these qualified candidates has already been hosted on the Commission’s official website. Candidates who find their roll number in this list must attend the Certificate Verification and Computer Proficiency Test as per the schedule.

Documents Required for Verification

Qualified candidates must download and bring the following to the verification venue:

• Two (02) sets of Checklists (download from APPSC website)
• Two (02) sets of Attestation forms (download from APPSC website)
• Other relevant material as specified on the Commission’s website.

Additionally, based on standard government recruitment processes, candidates should typically carry the following documents in original along with two self-attested photocopies of each:

Mandatory Original Documents & Photocopies

• Call Letter/Admit Card: The individual call letters will be sent separately. If not received, download it from the Commission’s website.
• Educational Qualification Certificates:
  • SSC/10th Class Certificate (for Date of Birth proof)
  • Intermediate/12th Class Certificate
  • Degree Certificate (B.Sc. Agriculture or equivalent as per eligibility criteria)
  • Marksheets of all academic years/semesters for the qualifying degree
• Caste Certificate: For SC/ST/BC candidates (issued by competent authority).
• Non-Creamy Layer Certificate: For OBC/BC candidates (if applicable, as per central/state government format).
• EWS Certificate: For Economically Weaker Section candidates (if applicable).
• Disability Certificate: For Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) candidates (if applicable).
• Study Certificates: From 4th to 10th class (for local candidature).
• No Objection Certificate (NOC): If currently employed in Government/PSU.
• Proof of Identity: Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Driving License, Passport.
• Passport Size Photographs: 4-6 recent passport-size photographs.
• Experience Certificates: If any experience was required or claimed in the application.
• Any other relevant documents mentioned in the original notification or call letter.

Candidates are strongly advised to check the detailed instructions in their individual Call Letter and on the APPSC website for the exact list of documents.

Document Verification & Computer Proficiency Test Process

The process will involve:

1. Certificate Verification: Candidates will present their original documents along with the downloaded checklists and attestation forms to the verification officials. The officials will cross-verify the details with the application data and the submitted documents.
2. Computer Proficiency Test (CPT): Immediately following the document verification, a Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) will be conducted on the same day. This test is mandatory and assesses basic computer skills required for the post. The details of the CPT syllabus and pattern are usually available on the official website or communicated with the call letter.

Important Instructions

• Candidates must report to the venue on the specified date and time (16/04/2026, 10:00 AM).
• Ensure all original certificates and their photocopies are organized and readily accessible.
• Candidates who have not received their individual Call Letter can download it from the Commission’s Website. It is crucial to fill it duly before attending the verification.
• Failure to attend the Certificate Verification and CPT on the scheduled date may lead to disqualification.
• Candidates should strictly adhere to any COVID-19 related guidelines or instructions issued by the Commission.

After Document Verification & CPT

After successful completion of the Document Verification and Computer Proficiency Test, candidates will typically await the final selection list. The APPSC will then release the final merit list based on the marks obtained in the Main Written Examination and successful completion of DV & CPT. Selected candidates will then proceed to the next stages, which may include a medical examination, followed by the offer of appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What if I don’t receive the Call Letter for DV?

A1: The notification explicitly states that if you have not received your call letter, you can download it from the Commission’s official website (psc.ap.gov.in), fill it, and attend the Certificate Verification as per the schedule.

Q2: Is the Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) mandatory?

A2: Yes, the notification states that the CPT will be followed on the same day as the DV. This implies it is a mandatory part of the selection process for qualified candidates.

Q3: What documents should I carry for the DV?

A3: You must download and bring two sets of Checklists and Attestation forms from the APPSC website. Additionally, based on standard practice, carry all your original educational certificates, caste/EWS/disability certificates (if applicable), ID proof, study certificates, and passport-size photographs, along with two sets of self-attested photocopies of each.

Q4: What happens if I miss the DV date?

A4: Missing the scheduled Document Verification and CPT usually leads to the cancellation of candidature. The notification does not mention any provision for re-scheduling.

Q5: Where can I find the list of provisionally admitted candidates?

A5: The notification states that the list of candidates provisionally admitted for verification of original certificates is hosted on the Commission’s website, https://psc.ap.gov.in.

Q6: What is the purpose of the Attestation Form and Checklist?

A6: The Attestation Form is used to verify personal details, educational qualifications, and character. The Checklist helps candidates ensure they have all required documents for smooth verification. Both are crucial for the DV process.

Q7: Will travel allowance (TA/DA) be provided for attending DV/CPT?

A7: Government organizations generally do not provide TA/DA for attending Document Verification or interviews unless explicitly mentioned in the official notification. Candidates should assume no reimbursement will be provided.