Andhra Pradesh Inter 2nd Year Results 2018 has been announced. BIEAP has declared the 2nd year result at 3 PM. The students can check their results online on the official website bieap.gov.in. According to the latest news Krishna district of the Andhra Pradesh got the highest pass percentage.
The students can access AP Inter 2nd years result by visiting the official website. Then they can click on the link of the “Result”. After that, they should choose their stream such as “Arts/ Commerce/ Science” and should enter the valid Roll Number. After the verification of the credentials, the students can see their results. They all are advised to check the result and take the printout for the future reference.
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Candidates who are waiting for their 2nd-year result can also check it by sending the SMS. This process will reduce the burden on the official website and the students can check their results without having bothered. To check the result, they will have to follow the steps as:
SMS – APGEN2 <space> REGISTRATION NO to 56263
SMS – APGEN2 <space> REGISTRATION NO to 56263
The result will contain the roll number, the name of the students, parents name, obtained marks, result status (pass/ fail) and other necessary informations.
AP Inter 2nd year exams were conducted on March 01 to March 19, 2018. This year, about 457,292 students registered themselves for the Inter 2nd year exams. This time, over 10 Lakhs students appeared for the Andhra Pradesh Board Exams. In which around 5.3 lakhs students were from Inter 1st year and approximately 5 lakhs from Inter 2nd year.
The Internet Copy of the result will only be used for the reference purpose. The respective schools will provide the original mark sheet of the candidates.
Last year, both 1st year and 2nd-year results were released on the same date but this time the results will be announced on two different dates. It is just to avoid the extra traffic on the website and for the convenience of the students.
In 2017, the number of students who registered and appeared for AP Board exams was 5,08,186. In which the students who passed the exams were about 3,03,934. The overall pass percentage of last year was around 66.91% which was approx equal with the pass percentage of 2016. But this time the expectations are high from the students who had given the exams.
Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh will also release the Merit List after the declaration of the result. The students will be able to check the merit list on the official website of BIEAP. It will be available in the pdf format. It will contain the name and roll number of the students with their obtained marks and their ranks. The student who will get the highest marks will be placed higher on the list.
The board is releasing the result for the General Course as well as for the Vocational Course. There will be the separate links to check the result. The procedure to check it will be the same as the general result.
The students who will not be able to earn the passing marks the board will provide the second opportunity to them. They will be able to go for the supplementary exams. To do so, they will have to fill an application form by paying the requisite application fee. Then they will have to appear in the supply exam for only those subject in which they could not get the passing marks. The result of supplementary exams will be released in the month of June/ July 2018.
The students who will pass the exam will get a confusion about the next step which they should take. The students who belong to Science Stream can make the future in various courses like in engineering, medical, language etc. The students of Commerce background can go for any of the bachelor courses such as B.Com., BBA, BMS, C.A., BBS, BCA, B.Sc. etc. Arts students have the options like B.A., BBA, BMS, BFA, BBS etc.
