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The much-awaited APPSC Group – IV exam passed of quietly in about 2629 centres across the state on 11th August 2012. As per the official information from APPSC, 9,58,333 candidates applied but only 6,68,00 took the test for Junior Accountants/Junior Assistants from the total posts of 1,335.

The Group 4 posts are mainly in departments like Treasures & Accounts, Registration & Stamps, CCLA, Prisons & Correctional, Social Welfare, Fire etc.

While APPSC Group 4 Hostel Welfare Officers posts exam conducted on 12th August got a good attendance of 84.40 per cent. A total of 1,26,535 out of 1,63,324 applicants took the exam expecting a placement in Social welfare (522 posts) and Tribal welfare (289 posts).

After the completion of the test, there were mixed reviews on the nature of the paper. Some said it was easy, the others opined was a bit tough.

APPSC Group IV 2012 Key:

The current HOT topic is “Expected Cutoff marks for Group 4”. Immediately after taking the APPSC Group IV 2012 exam, naturally, there will be a huge rush for Group IV key.

The reputed websites like Eenadu Pratibha and Sakshi Education have published APPSC Group 4 key prepared by eminent persons.

For the benefit of Group 4 candidates, I’ve made the links active for both the papers (General Studies and Secretarial Abilities) at a single place.

APPSC Group IV Key – Eenadu Prathiba
APPSC Group IV Key – Sakshi Education

APPSC Group 4 Expected Cutoff Marks:

It is to be noted by the applicants that selection to the Group 4 service will be done by the District selection committee.

Thus, the respective District collectors will handle the work of verification of certificates and preparation of merit list.

Some of the ranking lists for the previous Group IV service is mentioned below district wise:

2012 Group 4 Cutoff Marks (Expected – Reservation Wise):

As it would take time for the announcement of final selection list or cut off marks by APPSC state/district authorities, I’d prepared expected cut off marks for APPSC Group 4 service.

This is exclusively for the benefit of applicants (based on previous results) to know where they stand in the battle of livelihood.

S.No.	Reservation	Expected Cutoff Marks
1.	OC (G)	246
2.	OC (W)	233
3.	BC-A (G)	240
4.	BC-A – (W)	204
5.	BC – B (G)	243
6.	BC – B (W)	195
7.	BC-C – (G)	209
8.	BC-D – (G)	252
9.	BC-D – (W)	202
10.	BC-E – (G)	237
11.	BC-E – (W)	182
12.	SC – (G)	230
13.	SC (W)	188
14.	ST (G)	213
15.	ST (W)	178

The above-mentioned marks are just to make an assumption and are not FINAL. I request the job aspirants to share their expected marks on the comment section.

NOTE 1: This is to inform you that I’m pre-occupied with other assignments and thus it is not possible to answer each and every comment.

Thus, I request the aspirants to make their own assumptions based on the comments (marks), available vacancies, previous data and other parameters etc.

Even if the hopes are less don’t get disappointed. No matter how hard the past, you can always begin again.

Note 2: This is a piece of BIG consolation news for Group 4 aspirants. No Leakage.

Note: If you are interested in doing voluntary service (for research) in the assessment of marks, then please do reply to me as a comment. One from each district would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

ERRORS IN GROUP IV FINAL KEY

This is a file prepared by Mr Chanukya. He requests the applicants to give it to Eenadu office so that if the newspaper publishes it would be helpful in getting justice.

ERRORS IN GROUP IV FINAL KEY