APRJC result 2025 today, steps to check AP Residential Junior Colleges entrance test results
Department of School Education, Andhra Pradesh will declare the A.P. Residential Junior Colleges Common Entrance Test or APRJC results 2025 today, May 25. When declared, candidates can check their results at aprs.apcfss.in.
The entrance test was held for admission to 1425 seats at residential junior colleges of the state. The test was conducted for three groups MPC/EET (English, Mathematics, Physical Science), BPC/CGT (English, Physical Science, Biological Science) and MEC/CEC (English, Mathematics and Social Studies). The exam was for 150 marks and every section carried 50 marks.
APRJC Result 2025: Important dates for post-result activities
Dates of 1 st phase counselling for Andhra & Rayalaseema region:
For MPC/ EET: May 20
For BPC/CGT: May 21
For MEC/CEC: May 22
Probable dates for 2 nd phase counselling for Andhra & Rayalaseema region:
For MPC/EET: June 2
For BPC/CGT : June3
For MEC/CEC : June 4
According to the official notification, the dates and schedule can change. The department has suggested that candidates keep in touch with the principals of concerned colleges.
APRJC Result 2025: Helpline numbers for candidates
For technical related help: 9391005811
For other information: 8712625085
For complaints: 9391005809
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