SLPRB AP Police Constable, Fireman, Warder Recruitment 2026: Apply Online for 1156 Posts

Full Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for SLPRB AP Police, Firemen, and Warder posts must meet specific eligibility criteria including educational qualifications, age limits, and physical standards. Ensure you satisfy all conditions before applying to avoid disqualification.

Medical Standards

Applicants must possess sound health and be free from any bodily defects. Specific visual standards are required, and conditions like color blindness, squint, knocking-knees, or flat feet will lead to disqualification.

• Eye Sight:
  • Distant Vision: 6/6 (Right Eye), 6/6 (Left Eye)
  • Near Vision: 0/5 (Right Eye), 0/5 (Left Eye) (Snellen)
  • Each eye must have a full field of vision.
  • Colour blindness, squint, or any morbid condition of the eye or lids is a disqualification.
• Disqualifying Ailments: Physically handicapped, knocking-knees, pigeon chest, flat feet, varicose veins, hammer toes, fractured limbs, decayed teeth, stammering, hard of hearing, and abnormal psychological behaviour.

Physical Test Criteria

Candidates must meet the prescribed physical measurements and qualify in the Physical Efficiency Test (PET). Relaxed standards apply for Aboriginal Scheduled Tribes in Agency areas.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Qualifying Standards

The PET is a crucial stage, requiring candidates to qualify in specific events within set time/distance limits. For Post Code 22, PET performance also carries marks.

• For Post Code 21, 42, 53 & 54: Candidates must qualify in 1600 Meters run and one out of 100 meters run or long jump. This is qualifying in nature.
• For Post Code 22: Candidates must qualify in all three events (1600M run, 100M run, Long Jump). These events carry a maximum of 100 marks towards final selection.

Salary / Pay Scale

Selected candidates for SLPRB AP Police, Firemen, and Warder posts will receive an attractive salary as per the Revised Pay Scale 2022. During the training period, a fixed stipend will be provided.

• Employees appointed on or after 01-09-2004 will be covered by the Contributory Pension Scheme.
• During institutional training, candidates will be eligible for a stipend as fixed by the Government.

Selection Process

The SLPRB AP recruitment process involves multiple stages designed to assess candidates’ aptitude, physical fitness, and overall suitability for the respective roles. Each stage is crucial for progression to the next.

• Stage 1: Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
  • A single paper of 200 marks (200 Questions), 3 hours duration.
  • Qualifying in nature: 40% for OCs (including EWS), 35% for BCs, 30% for SCs/STs.
  • Marks obtained in PWT will not be considered for final selection.
• Stage 2: Physical Measurements Test (PMT)
  • Candidates qualifying PWT will undergo PMT to check height, chest (for men), and weight (for women).
  • This stage is qualifying in nature.
• Stage 3: Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
  • Candidates qualifying PMT will undergo PET, including 1600M run, 100M run, and Long Jump.
  • For Post Code 21, 42, 53 & 54: PET is qualifying in nature.
  • For Post Code 22: PET carries 100 marks (40 for 1600M, 30 for 100M, 30 for Long Jump) and is considered for final selection.
• Stage 4: Final Written Examination (FWE)
  • Candidates qualifying PET will appear for a 3-hour FWE.
  • For Post Code 21, 42, 53 & 54: FWE is for 200 marks.
  • For Post Code 22: FWE is for 100 marks.
  • Qualifying marks: 40% for OCs (including EWS), 35% for BCs, 30% for SCs/STs.
• Stage 5: Final Selection
  • For Post Code 21, 42, 53 & 54: Final selection is based strictly on relative merit from FWE marks (200 marks).
  • For Post Code 22: Final selection is based on relative merit from FWE marks (100 marks) + PET marks (100 marks), totaling 200 marks.
  • Preference in case of tie: Candidate born earlier.

Exam Pattern

The Preliminary and Final Written Examinations for SLPRB AP recruitment will be objective type, covering a broad syllabus. Candidates should prepare thoroughly across all subjects to secure qualifying marks.

Preliminary Written Test (PWT) & Final Written Examination (FWE) Syllabus

Both PWT and FWE will follow an Intermediate standard syllabus, with questions set in English, Telugu, and Urdu languages. The English section will be in English only.

• English
• Arithmetic (SSC Standard)
• Test of Reasoning / Mental Ability
• General Science
• History of India, Indian culture, Indian National Movement
• Indian Geography, Polity and Economy
• Current events of national and international importance

• Question Type: Objective (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Language: English, Telugu, and Urdu (English section in English only)
• Duration: 3 Hours
• Marking: Full marks for correct answer, zero for unanswered. No negative marking mentioned.

Gradation Table for PET (Men – Post Code 22)

For Post Code 22, performance in PET events contributes to the final score. Men’s performance is graded as follows:

• * Applicable to Ex-Servicemen only.

Gradation Table for PET (Women – Post Code 22)

Women candidates for Post Code 22 also have their PET performance graded for final selection, as detailed below:

Post / Category Wise Vacancy Details

The SLPRB AP recruitment 2026 offers a total of 1156 vacancies across various departments. These include both Direct Recruitment (DR) and Limited Recruitment (LR) for backlog vacancies, with detailed distribution across districts and categories.

Overall Post-wise Vacancies

District-wise Vacancies for Post Code 21, 22, and 42

District-wise Vacancies for Post Code 53 & 54 (Contiguous District Cadres – CDC)

Backlog Vacancies (Limited Recruitment – LR) for Post Code 21

Backlog Vacancies (Limited Recruitment – LR) for Post Code 22

Backlog Vacancies (Limited Recruitment – LR) for Post Code 42

Job Profile & Responsibility

The roles of Police Constables, Firemen, and Warders are critical for maintaining law and order, ensuring public safety, and managing correctional facilities in Andhra Pradesh. These positions demand discipline, integrity, and a strong commitment to public service.

• SCT Police Constables (Civil/AR):
  • Maintain law and order, prevent crime, and investigate offenses.
  • Patrol assigned areas, respond to emergencies, and assist citizens.
  • Enforce traffic regulations and ensure public safety during events.
  • Participate in community policing initiatives and maintain peace.
• Firemen:
  • Respond to fire calls, rescue operations, and other emergencies.
  • Operate fire-fighting equipment, conduct search and rescue missions.
  • Provide first aid and assist in disaster management.
  • Conduct fire safety inspections and public awareness programs.
• Warders (Men/Women):
  • Maintain security and discipline within prisons and correctional facilities.
  • Supervise inmates, ensure their well-being, and prevent escapes.
  • Conduct regular searches for contraband and maintain records.
  • Facilitate rehabilitation programs and ensure adherence to prison rules.

How to Apply

Applying for the SLPRB AP Police, Firemen, and Warder Recruitment 2026 is an online process. Follow these steps carefully to ensure your application is submitted successfully.

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official website of SLPRB AP: https://slprb.ap.gov.in.
2. Pay Application Fee: Navigate to the payment section and pay the prescribed registration fee using Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking, or other available online modes. Provide your Name, Date of Birth, Mobile Number, Community, and SSC Hall Ticket Number.
3. Submit STAGE I Online Application: After successful payment, return to the website and submit the STAGE I Online Application Form. Ensure all details are accurate and upload required documents like passport size photo, signature, SSC certificate, community certificate, EWS/NCL certificate (if applicable).
4. Preliminary Written Test (PWT): Appear for the PWT on the scheduled date. Only candidates who qualify in the PWT will proceed to the next stage.
5. Upload STAGE II Application: Candidates declared qualified in the PWT must revisit the website to upload the STAGE II Application along with scanned copies of original certificates/documents before participating in the PMT/PET.
6. Attend PMT/PET: Bring the downloaded Intimation Letter and all original documents along with one set of attested photocopies to the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) venue.
7. Final Written Examination (FWE): Appear for the FWE if qualified in PMT/PET.
8. Final Selection: Await the final selection list based on merit and document verification.

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