AP Mega DSC-2025 Results Declared: Complete Guide, Scorecards & Next Steps

The Andhra Pradesh Mega DSC-2025 results are out. This guide walks you through everything candidates must do right now — how to check and download your scorecard, understand cutoffs and merit lists, correct TET / personal data if needed, prepare documents for verification, and plan for counseling & posting. Read straight through or use the table of contents below to jump to the section you need.

• Quick links

• How to check

• Scorecard details

• Cutoffs

• Merit & counselling

• TET corrections

• Document verification

• Timeline

• FAQs

• Next steps

Official / Quick Links

Note: always verify key information on the APCFSS portal before acting — portals may face heavy traffic immediately after results are declared.

How to check & download your AP DSC 2025 Scorecard

1. Open apdsc.apcfss.in and look for the Mega DSC-2025 Score Card / Result link on the homepage.

2. Log in with the User ID and Password shown on your admit card (or use the OTP recovery method if available).

3. Select the post you applied for (SGT / SA / TGT / PGT / PET / Principal) if prompted.

4. Download the subject-wise scorecard (PDF) and save a copy — you will need this at Document Verification (DV).

5. If the portal is slow, keep retrying; do not use third-party mirror sites for downloads.

Tip: take a screenshot of the confirmation and also save the PDF in cloud storage (Google Drive / Dropbox) so it’s accessible when you travel for verification.

What your scorecard contains (and how to read it)

• Personal information: name, hall ticket number, category, district and applied post.

• Subject-wise marks: marks obtained in each subject or paper you attempted.

• Total marks & qualifying status: shows your total and whether you meet the minimum qualifying benchmark.

• Cutoff reference: a line showing the category-wise qualifying percentage used for that post.

• Remarks: exemption details, if any, or errors flagged by the system.

If your scorecard shows any discrepancy (name mismatch, wrong category, or incorrect marks), act immediately — there is a short correction window for specific TET / personal-data issues. See the TET corrections section below.

Minimum qualifying marks / cutoffs (AP DSC 2025)

AP follows category-wise minimum thresholds to qualify for merit lists. These are the baseline qualifying percentages (not the final selection cut-off which may be higher):

Important: The selection cutoff for each post and district will depend on vacancy count, category-wise competition and any TET weightage applied. Some competitive districts and subjects can have final cutoffs well above the qualifying marks.

Merit lists, ranking and tie-break rules

AP publishes district-wise and category-wise merit lists. Your final rank determines seat allotment during counselling. If two candidates score equal marks, AP follows these tie-break rules (typical order):

1. Higher marks in the professional knowledge (subject) papers.

2. Higher marks in the aggregate of objective papers.

3. Older candidate (age in years).

4. Alphabetical order of name (if all else equal).

Note: Specific tie-break ordering can differ slightly by post — always check the official merit-list notice for the post you applied to.

TET / Data correction window (post-result)

If you notice mistakes in your TET details (score not linked, wrong category recorded, name spelling errors), the AP portal typically opens a short correction window immediately after results. For DSC-2025 there is a limited window (example: until 13 August 2025) — act quickly.

Steps to correct:

1. Log in to apdsc.apcfss.in.

2. Find the “TET Correction / Data Correction” link and follow the guided form.

3. Attach supporting documents (scanned caste/TET certificate / DOB proof).

4. Submit and note the correction reference ID — keep a screenshot.

Corrections submitted after the deadline are not accepted — double-check everything before you submit.

Document Verification (DV): checklist & tips

DV is the critical next step. Bring originals and multiple self-attested photocopies of every document listed below. District officials will verify and sign your copy – missing or fake documents lead to disqualification.

• AP DSC Scorecard (printed copy)

• Hall Ticket / Admit Card

• SSC / 10th class certificate (DOB proof)

• Intermediate / Graduation / B.Ed / D.Ed certificates as applicable

• TET certificate (valid & registered)

• Caste certificate (if applying under reservation)

• Income / EWS certificate (if applicable)

• Service/Experience certificate (if claiming experience)

• Passport-size photographs (4–6 copies)

• ID proof (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Driving License / Passport)

Tip: Arrange documents in the same order as listed and carry a neatly labelled file — it speeds up the DV process and reduces stress on the day.

Process timeline (what to expect)

Dates after result may vary by district depending on DV schedules and administrative capacity. Keep checking the portal for district-specific notices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where do I download my scorecard?

From the APCFSS portal — apdsc.apcfss.in.

Q: Can I request re-evaluation of marks?

No re-evaluation of the objective score is typical; portals allow only specific data corrections (TET linking, category). For answer-key objections the institute already closed the window before the final key.

Q: I don’t see my name but I scored above the qualifying % — what now?

Possible reasons: mismatch in category/TET link, or the final merit cutoff for your district/post is higher. First, check the scorecard for errors; if none, await the detailed merit-list and the DV schedule. If you suspect a portal error, use the helpline/contact provided on APCFSS immediately.

Q: Is counseling mandatory?

Yes — to accept and lock your position, you must participate in web counselling and confirm options. Non-participation may forfeit your chance.

Immediate checklist & practical tips (do these now)

• Download and back up your scorecard (PDF + cloud copy + printed copies).

• Check personal details immediately — name, DOB, category, applied post and district.

• If errors: submit corrections within the TET/data correction window — attach proof and note the correction ID.

• Organise original documents and attested copies for DV — follow the checklist above.

• Prepare a ranked list of preferred schools/districts before web counselling.

• Monitor the APCFSS portal daily for DV location and counseling dates — admin emails can arrive quickly.

• Keep your phone charged and reachable — district officials often call for short-notice verifications.