On April 12, 2025, the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) announced the results for the Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) for both first and second-year students, revealing a notable improvement in student performance. This year, the pass percentage for first-year students reached 70%, while second-year students achieved an impressive 83%, marking the highest pass rates recorded in a decade.
In total, over 10 lakh students appeared for the examinations, with the results made available at 11 AM on the official websites: resultsbie.ap.gov.in and bieap.apcfss.in. Students can easily access their marks by entering their hall ticket number and date of birth on the login page. Additionally, for a more convenient option, students can retrieve their results by sending a "Hi" message to the WhatsApp helpline at 9552300009.
Andhra Pradesh Education and IT Minister Nara Lokesh, who officially released the results, expressed his satisfaction with the outcome, highlighting that 70% of first-year students and 83% of second-year students cleared the examinations. He stated, "This year, we have witnessed significant academic progress, particularly in government institutions, where the second-year pass percentage reached 69%, the highest in a decade."
In the first-year examinations, a total of 50,314 students appeared, with 23,799 successfully passing, resulting in a pass rate of 47%. In contrast, the second-year results showed that out of 39,783 students, 27,276 passed, yielding a pass percentage of 69%. This upward trend in performance is particularly encouraging when compared to last year's results, where the first-year general students had a pass percentage of 67%, and the second-year general students recorded a 78% success rate.
The results for the vocational stream also showed promising figures, with 16,229 students taking the examination. Out of these, 10,387 students passed, leading to a pass percentage of 64%. Notably, girls outperformed boys in both streams, with girls achieving a 77% pass rate in the vocational stream, while boys recorded a 52% pass rate.
In his remarks, Minister Lokesh encouraged students who did not succeed this time, saying, "Don't be disheartened. See this as a stepping stone. With hard work, you can bounce back stronger." He emphasized the importance of perseverance and hard work in achieving academic success.
As part of the post-results process, the board has announced the dates for supplementary examinations, which will be conducted from May 12 to May 20, 2025. These exams will allow students who did not pass certain subjects a second chance to improve their scores. The theory exams will take place in two daily sessions: from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Additionally, practical examinations are scheduled from May 28 to June 1, 2025, at district headquarters.
For students who may feel their answers were graded incorrectly, the board has introduced options for recounting and re-verification of answer scripts. The application period for these requests is from April 13 to April 22, 2025, allowing students to seek a review of their exam results. The board has emphasized that while efforts were made to ensure accurate evaluations, this provision serves to address any concerns regarding grading errors.
The grading system for the AP Inter results follows a structured scale, with students receiving grades based on their performance. For instance, scores between 91 and 100 are awarded an A1 grade, while those scoring between 81 and 90 receive an A2. A B1 grade is given for scores ranging from 71 to 80, and so forth, allowing students to gauge their academic standing beyond just numerical marks.
In the context of the significant improvements seen this year, the minister attributed the success to the combined efforts of students, dedicated junior lecturers, and the education department's ongoing focus on academic development. He also highlighted the importance of government junior colleges in achieving these results, noting that the first-year pass percentage in these institutions stood at 47%, the second-highest in the past decade.
Moreover, the results not only reflect the hard work of the students but also the educational strategies implemented by the state government. The enhanced focus on academic excellence and student support systems has played a crucial role in facilitating better performance across the board.
As the excitement around the results continues, students are advised to check their scores promptly and utilize the available resources for any further inquiries or actions required regarding their results. With the supplementary exams on the horizon, there remains an opportunity for those who may not have met the passing criteria to improve their standings.
In summary, the AP Inter results for 2025 have showcased a remarkable turnaround in student performance, with both first and second-year students demonstrating resilience and dedication. The increase in pass percentages not only highlights the hard work of the students but also the effective educational policies in place within the Andhra Pradesh education system. As students move forward, they are encouraged to remain focused and motivated, utilizing the lessons learned this year to fuel their future academic endeavors.
