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AP Police SI Mock Test 2026

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What is the AP Police SI Exam Pattern?

Section 1

Observed full-length practice paper

180 Min

Questions

100

Negative Marking

Check notice

Important Guideline

Total Duration is 180 Minutes with 100 Questions.* Confirm the current official notice for marking and negative-marking rules.

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AP Police SI Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026

What is the AP Police SI syllabus for 2026?

The AP Police SI syllabus covers 18 subjects: PYP (Prelims + Mains), Mains Exam, Prelims Exam, Mains Subject Test, General Awareness, Andhra Pradesh GK, Current Affairs, Arithmetic & Mental Ability, General English, General Telugu, Mains Full Test, Paper I, Paper II, Paper III, Paper IV, Arithmetic & Reasoning, Mental Ability (Paper I), General Studies (Paper II). The exam has 100 questions across 1 section in 180 minutes, with marking rules to be confirmed from the official notification.

AP Police SI Exam Pattern 2026

SectionQuestionsDurationNegative Marking
Observed full-length practice paper100180 minCheck notice
Total100180 min

Official marking rules are not stated in the source export; check the current conducting-body notification. Last updated: 2026-06-01.

Subjects in the AP Police SI Syllabus

  • PYP (Prelims + Mains)
  • Mains Exam
  • Prelims Exam
  • Mains Subject Test
  • General Awareness
  • Andhra Pradesh GK
  • Current Affairs
  • Arithmetic & Mental Ability
  • General English
  • General Telugu
  • Mains Full Test
  • Paper I
  • Paper II
  • Paper III
  • Paper IV
  • Arithmetic & Reasoning
  • Mental Ability (Paper I)
  • General Studies (Paper II)

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Is there negative marking in AP Police SI?

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Frequently Asked Questions — AP Police SI

The AP Police SI exam is conducted for a duration of 180 minutes.

There are a total of 100 questions in the AP Police SI practice test on YourMockTest.

The available source metadata does not state whether AP Police SI has negative marking. Check the current official notification before attempting the exam.

The syllabus for the AP Police SI exam covers the following main topics: PYP (Prelims + Mains), Mains Exam, Prelims Exam, Mains Subject Test, General Awareness, Andhra Pradesh GK, Current Affairs, Arithmetic & Mental Ability, General English, General Telugu, Mains Full Test, Paper I, Paper II, Paper III, Paper IV, Arithmetic & Reasoning, Mental Ability (Paper I), General Studies (Paper II).

Quick Facts

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