APPSC Lecturer DV & CPT 2026: Schedule, Documents & Instructions

The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has released a crucial supplementary result notification for candidates provisionally admitted for Document Verification (DV) and Computer Proficiency Test (CPT). This is for the posts of Lecturers in Government Polytechnic Colleges (Engineering and Non Engineering) under Notification No. 13/2023, dated 21/12/2023 (Limited Recruitment). Candidates who appeared for the Written Examination (CBT) held from 15/07/2025 to 22/07/2025 (except 19/07/2025 & 21/07/2025) and were provisionally selected based on earlier result notifications (dated 11.12.2025 & 16.02.2026) are required to attend this verification process.

DV & CPT Overview

Who Should Attend

This Document Verification and Computer Proficiency Test is mandatory for all candidates who have been provisionally admitted based on the Written Examination (CBT) results and subsequent result notifications dated 11.12.2025 & 16.02.2026 for Lecturer posts under Notification No. 13/2023.

Documents Required for DV & CPT

Candidates must ensure they bring all necessary documents as instructed by APPSC. While the specific list of original certificates for verification is not detailed in this particular web note, typically, candidates need to bring both original documents and two sets of self-attested photocopies of each. The notification specifically mentions downloading and filling the following:

• Memo/Call Letter (Individual Call Letters will also be sent separately, but candidates can download if not received)
• Two (02) sets of Check lists
• Two (02) sets of Attestation forms
• Other relevant material as specified on the Commission’s website.

Additionally, based on standard government recruitment processes, candidates should be prepared with the following original documents along with their self-attested photocopies:

Mandatory Documents Checklist:

• Educational Qualification Certificates:
• Matriculation/10th Class Certificate (for Date of Birth proof)
• Intermediate/12th Class Certificate
• Graduation Degree Certificate and Mark Sheets (e.g., B.Tech/BE/B.Sc/B.A/B.Com)
• Post-Graduation Degree Certificate and Mark Sheets (e.g., M.Tech/ME/M.Sc/M.A/M.Com)
• Any other higher educational qualification certificates as per the post’s eligibility criteria.
• Experience Certificates: (If applicable, as per Notification No. 13/2023)
• Relieving letters, appointment letters, experience certificates from previous employers.
• Caste/Community Certificate: (If claiming reservation)
• SC/ST/BC Certificate issued by the competent authority.
• EWS Certificate (Economically Weaker Sections) if applicable.
• Non-Creamy Layer Certificate: (For OBC candidates, if applicable)
• Disability Certificate: (For PwD candidates, if applicable)
• No Objection Certificate (NOC): (If currently employed in Government/PSU)
• Photo Identity Proof:
• Aadhaar Card / PAN Card / Passport / Driving License / Voter ID.
• Passport Size Photographs: (Typically 4-6 recent passport size photographs)
• Proof of Local Status/Residence: (If claiming local reservation)
• Any other certificates/documents: As mentioned in the original Notification No. 13/2023.

It is highly advisable to re-check the original detailed notification (No. 13/2023) on the APPSC website for the exact and complete list of documents required.

DV & CPT Process

The verification process involves two main components on the same day:

1. Verification of Original Certificates: Candidates must present all their original educational, experience, caste, and other relevant certificates along with the downloaded checklists and attestation forms. The officials will scrutinize these documents against the information provided in the application form.
2. Computer Proficiency Test (CPT): Immediately following the document verification, candidates will undergo a Computer Proficiency Test. The details of the CPT syllabus and pattern would typically be available in the original notification or on the APPSC website.

Important Instructions

• Candidates must download their Memo/Call Letter, Check Lists, and Attestation forms from the official website: www.psc.ap.gov.in.
• Even if individual Call Letters are sent separately, it is advisable to download the Call Letter/Memo from the website if not received in time.
• Ensure all downloaded forms (Check lists, Attestation forms) are filled correctly and completely.
• Carry two sets of self-attested photocopies of all original documents in addition to the originals.
• Report to the venue on 17.03.2026 at the specified time (if any mentioned in the Call Letter). Punctuality is crucial.
• Any discrepancy or failure to produce required documents may lead to disqualification.
• Candidates are advised to regularly check the APPSC official website for any further updates or instructions.

After DV & CPT: What to Expect

Once the Document Verification and Computer Proficiency Test are successfully completed, the APPSC will typically proceed with the following steps:

• Final Scrutiny: The Commission will conduct a final scrutiny of all verified documents and CPT results.
• Medical Examination: Shortlisted candidates might be required to undergo a medical examination to ensure they meet the physical fitness standards for the post.
• Final Merit List/Selection List: Based on the performance in the Written Examination (CBT), DV, and CPT, a final merit list or selection list will be prepared and published on the official website.
• Appointment Letter: Candidates featuring in the final selection list will receive their appointment letters, detailing their posting, joining date, and other terms and conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What if I don’t receive my Call Letter/Memo?

A1: The official notification states that individual Call Letters will be sent separately. However, if you do not receive it, you can download the Call Letter/Memo from the Commission’s website www.psc.ap.gov.in, fill it, and attend the Certificate Verification.

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

A2: Yes, the notification clearly states that the verification of original certificates will be followed by a Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) on the same day. Both are essential parts of the selection process.

Q3: What documents should I bring for the Document Verification?

A3: You must download and bring the Memo/Call Letter, two sets of Check Lists, two sets of Attestation forms, and other relevant material from the APPSC website. Additionally, it is prudent to carry all your original educational certificates, experience certificates (if any), caste/community certificates, ID proof, and two sets of self-attested photocopies of each.

Q4: What happens if I miss the DV & CPT date?

A4: While not explicitly stated in this notification, generally, missing the scheduled Document Verification and CPT without prior intimation or valid reason can lead to the cancellation of your candidature. It is crucial to attend on the specified date.

Q5: Where can I find the detailed list of original documents required?

A5: The detailed list of original documents required would typically be provided in the original Notification No. 13/2023 or on the call letter/checklist itself. Candidates are advised to refer to the comprehensive original notification on the APPSC website.

Q6: Can I bring digital copies of my certificates?

A6: No, for document verification, you must bring your original certificates for inspection. Self-attested photocopies are also required, but digital copies are not accepted as substitutes for original documents during this stage.