AP Polycet 2020 application last date extended till July 21
Team Careers360 | June 16, 2020 | 11:38 AM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: State Board of Technical Education and Training (SBTET), Andhra Pradesh has extended the last date to submit AP Polycet 2020 application form till July 21. Earlier, the last date of application was June 15. The authorities released the AP Polycet application form on March 16.
Interested candidates can now submit their AP Polycet 2020 application forms before the last date through the official website. The steps of application include payment of application fee, uploading of documents, filling in the application form details, and transaction confirmation. The authorities have already postponed the AP Polycet 2020 exam and new exam dates along with other important dates will be announced later.
AP Polycet 2020 is conducted as an offline exam for admission in to all Diploma Courses in Engineering / Non-Engineering/Technology offered at Polytechnics/institutions (including Aided and Unaided Private Polytechnics / Institutions running as 2nd shift in Pvt. Engineering Colleges) in Andhra Pradesh.
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