AP Inter Supplementary Results 2025 Declared: Check 1st, 2nd Year Marks Memo At bie.ap.gov.in

The Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP), has officially declared the AP Intermediate 1st and 2nd Year Supplementary Results 2025 today, June 7. Students who appeared for the Intermediate Public Advanced Supplementary Examination (IPASE) can now access their results on the official website - bie.ap.gov.in.

To download their marks memo, candidates need to enter their hall ticket number and date of birth. Results for both general and vocational streams have been released simultaneously, in line with previous years' trends.

How to Check AP Inter Supplementary Results 2025

Students can check and download their mark memos through the official result portals - resultsbie.ap.gov.in or through the Mana Mitra platform.

This year, the AP Inter supply exams were conducted between May 12 and May 20. The IPASE practical exams were held at district headquarters from May 28 to June 1. Students had the option to appear for subjects they previously failed or to improve their marks.

The regular first-year exams started on March 1, 2025, and second-year exams began on March 3, concluding on March 19 and March 20 respectively. The AP Inter 2025 results were released on April 12.

Pass Percentage and Statistics

In the general category for the 1st year, 50,314 students appeared and 23,799 passed, resulting in a 47% pass rate. For the 2nd year, 39,783 students took the exam and 27,276 passed, registering a 69% pass percentage.

Under the vocational stream, 38,553 candidates appeared for the 1st year, and 23,991 passed, marking a pass rate of 62%. In the 2nd year vocational stream, 33,289 students appeared and 25,707 passed, bringing the pass percentage to 77%.

Notable Improvements in Government Junior Colleges

Government Junior Colleges (GJCs) showed notable improvement. The 2nd year pass percentage hit a 10-year high of 69%, while the 1st year recorded a 47% pass rate - the second highest in the past decade. HRD Minister Nara Lokesh attributed this success to the combined efforts of students, junior lecturers, and the broader academic community.

Previous Years' Trends

• 2024: Exams ended June 1, results declared June 26
• 2023: Exams ended June 1, results declared June 13
• 2022: Exams ended August 12, results declared August 30

In comparison, last year's general stream saw a 67% pass rate for 1st-year students and 78% for 2nd-year students.

Students are advised to check their individual scores and download their official mark sheets from the BIEAP website.