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Every cycle of news + important dates we've captured for AP Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector, oldest cycles at the bottom. Live information is on the main exam page; this archive preserves what each previous cycle officially announced.

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Older news (24)

Older dates (11)

  1. 📍Next cycle exam (projected)

    Mon, 7 Jun, 2027

    Exam typically 3-4 months after application deadline

    Archived 3 Aug 2026

  2. Next cycle application closes

    Thu, 4 Mar, 2027

    Candidates must apply online through APPSC portal

    Archived 3 Aug 2026

  3. New AMVI Notification 2026 (expected)

    Mon, 1 Mar, 2027

    Fresh recruitment expected in 2027 based on AP Job Calendar cycle; approximately 50 vacancies anticipated

    Archived 1 Sept 2026

  4. Next cycle application window opens

    Sun, 7 Feb, 2027

    Usually 3-4 week window after notification

    Archived 3 Aug 2026

  5. Next cycle notification likely

    Fri, 8 Jan, 2027

    Annual recruitment cycle; notification typically in Q4 or Q1

    Archived 3 Aug 2026

  6. Next recruitment notification (expected)

    Wed, 23 Dec, 2026

    Future AMVI notification expected as per department needs

    Archived 3 Jul 2026

  7. 📍Computer-based examination

    Fri, 11 Dec, 2026

    Multi-day CBT examination window

    Archived 23 Aug 2026

  8. Potential next recruitment notification

    Wed, 2 Dec, 2026

    Based on typical APPSC annual recruitment cycles

    Archived 12 Jun 2026

  9. Admit card release

    Tue, 1 Dec, 2026

    Hall ticket download typically 7-10 days before exam

    Archived 23 Aug 2026

  10. Result (expected)

    Fri, 30 Oct, 2026

    Result expected based on typical APPSC timeline; official date not announced

    Archived 1 Sept 2026

  11. Application deadline (estimated)

    Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

    Last date for online submission and fee payment

    Archived 23 Aug 2026

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