APPSC JE Admit Card 2026: Download Hall Ticket & Exam Guidelines

The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has officially released the APPSC JE Admit Card 2026 for the upcoming Junior Engineer recruitment examination. Candidates who have successfully applied for the 413 available vacancies must download their hall tickets to participate in the selection process. For detailed insights on the schedule, refer to the APPSC JE Exam Date 2026.

APPSC JE Recruitment Overview

Steps to Download APPSC Junior Engineer Admit Card 2026

1. Visit the official website of the Andhra Public Service Commission at www.psc.ap.gov.in.
2. Search for the 'Admit Card' on the right side of the homepage and click on it.
3. Under the Available Admit Card, click on the link that reads JECRE-2025 Written Examination (Objective).
4. Candidates are redirected to a new page. Enter Mobile Number/Email ID, and Password.
5. Fill in the captcha code and click on the Login tab.
6. APPSC Junior Engineer Admit Card 2026 appears on the system screen.
7. Download and save it for future reference.

Need immediate access? Download APPSC JE Admit Card 2026 (Direct Link Active).

Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme

The written examination is designed to test candidates on both general aptitude and technical proficiency. With a total of 450 marks, aspirants must be mindful of the negative marking policy.

• 2 papers consisting of objective-type multiple-choice questions.
• Paper 1 covers General English, General Studies, and Aptitude.
• Paper 2 covers technical subjects (Civil/Agricultural/Electrical/Mechanical/Electronics/Computer/IT).
• Total of 450 marks.
• Negative marking: 1/6 mark per wrong answer.

Examination Centers and Requirements

Candidates must verify their designated exam centers well in advance. Centers include:

• Itanagar
• Naharlagun/ Nirluli/ Doimukh
• Pasighat
• Namsai
• Ziro

Ensure you carry a printed copy of the Admit Card and a valid government-issued photo ID to the venue. General candidates must secure at least 33% aggregate (20% per paper), while PwBD candidates require 20% aggregate (11% per paper).