The Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Education (BIEAP) announced the results for the Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) for both the 1st and 2nd year on April 12, 2025. Students can now access their marks memos online through official websites or via the Mana Mitra WhatsApp service. This year, the AP Inter first-year exams commenced on March 1, 2025, and concluded on March 19, while the second-year exams began on March 3 and ended on March 20.
As the results were declared at 11 AM, students eagerly awaited their scores, which are crucial for their academic futures. The official websites for checking results include bie.ap.gov.in and resultsbie.ap.gov.in. For those who prefer a more convenient option, the results can also be accessed through WhatsApp by sending a "Hi" message to 9552300009, allowing students to receive their results directly on their phones.
This year saw a significant turnout, with a total of 10,17,102 candidates appearing for the IPE exams. Of these, 5,25,848 were 1st year students and 4,91,254 were in the 2nd year. The high participation underscores the importance of these exams in shaping the academic trajectories of students across Andhra Pradesh.
Notably, the results reflect a commendable performance across various districts. Krishna district emerged as the top performer, boasting a remarkable 93% pass rate in the 2nd year and 85% in the 1st year. Guntur and NTR districts followed closely, with Guntur achieving 91% in the 2nd year and 82% in the 1st year, while NTR recorded 89% and 81%, respectively.
In terms of gender performance, girls once again outperformed boys in the AP Inter exams. In the 2nd year general stream, 86% of girls passed compared to 80% of boys. The trend continued in the 1st year, with girls achieving a pass rate of 75% against 66% for boys. This consistent pattern highlights the growing academic success among female students in Andhra Pradesh.
This year, the Government Junior Colleges (GJCs) also reported significant improvements. The 2nd year pass percentage reached a decade-high of 69%, while the 1st year saw a pass rate of 47%, marking the second highest in ten years. These figures are a testament to the focused educational reforms and the hard work of both students and educators.
For students who may need a second chance, the board has announced that supplementary exams will be held from May 12 to May 20, 2025. To register for these exams, students must complete their fee payments between April 15 and April 22, 2025. Additionally, students can apply for recounting and re-verification of their answer scripts from April 13 to April 22.
Minister of Human Resource Development, Nara Lokesh, expressed his congratulations to all successful candidates, stating, "This achievement is a testament to the hard work of students, Junior Lecturers, and the focused efforts of all stakeholders towards academic excellence." He also encouraged those who did not pass, urging them not to be disheartened but to use this experience as a stepping stone for future success.
The results also indicated a growing strength in vocational education, with 77% of 2nd-year and 62% of 1st-year vocational students passing their exams. This improvement reflects the ongoing efforts to bridge skill development and academic performance in the state.
As students access their results, they will find their marks memo includes subject-wise scores, which will help them understand their performance in detail. For official original mark sheets, students are required to collect them from their respective schools a few days after the online result announcement.
Overall, the AP Inter 2025 results signify a positive trend in academic performance, with the 1st year achieving a pass rate of 70% and the 2nd year an impressive 83%, both marking the highest percentages in a decade. These results not only reflect the hard work of students but also the support systems in place within educational institutions across Andhra Pradesh.
As students celebrate their achievements or prepare for supplementary exams, the focus remains on continued learning and growth. The board's commitment to educational excellence and the dedication of students and educators alike are paving the way for a brighter academic future in the state.
