AP Inter 1st 2nd Year Results 2026: Results out; girls performed better than boys in both streams

This year a total of 1015916 candidates appeared for the AP Inter exams, including 510307 1st year students and 505609 2nd year students.

2020: 59 per cent

2022: 54 per cent

2023: 61 per cent

2024: 67 per cent

2025: 70 per cent

2026: 77 per cent

In the last 4 years, 1st year General pass percentages have been steadily rising.

228908 boys appeared in the 1st year General stream exams, and 165859 of them passed the exams. The pass percentage for the same was 72 per cent.

However, girls lead the results with a pass percentage of 81 per cent. Out of the 242956 girls that had taken the exams, 195667 had passed them.

In 1st year General stream, 471864 candidates appeared out of which 361526 passed, resulting in a pass perentage of 77 per cent.

In the Vocational stream, 38443 students appeared and 23569 cleared their exams. Their pass percentage was recorded at 61 per cent.

Students who are scheduled to appear for the IPASE 2026 examinations can pay the fee for their supplementary exams from April 20 to April 27, 2026.

IPASE theory examinations will be conducted from May 21 to June 4, 2026 in two sessions, from 09:00 am to 12:00 pm and 02:30 pm to 05:30 pm.

According to the press release by BIEAP, Environmental Education exam will take place on June 6, 2026.

The Intermediate Public Advanced Supplementary Examination (IPASE) 2026 will be held from May 21 to June 4, 2026 in two sessions. Only 1st year students are eligible to sit for the improvement exams if they have passed in all subject. The 2nd year students who may have passed in all subjects, will be required to appear for all the exams if they decide to choose to improve their scores.

The IPE results can be accessed by students at 10:31 am onwards at the official website — resultsbie.ap.gov.in.

Girls outperformed boys significantly in AP IPE March 2026 general stream results, achieving 85% pass rate in 2nd Year and 81% in 1st Year, while boys scored 76% and 72% respectively.

1st Year 77% pass (361,526/471,864). Up from 70% last year

Boys recorded lower pass percentages compared to girls in both 1st and 2nd year results, with a gap of over 10–15 percentage points in several categories, especially in general stream results.

Government Junior Colleges have shown improved academic outcomes, with 2nd year pass percentage reaching nearly 69 per cent, marking one of the best performances in a decade.

The vocational 1st year results saw around 23,991 students clearing the exams, accounting for a pass percentage of 62 per cent, lower than general stream but still significant in overall numbers.

The AP Inter 1st year examinations saw participation of nearly 4.87 lakh students, indicating a high enrolment rate and large-scale evaluation process undertaken by the board each year.

Approximately 4.22 lakh students appeared for the AP Inter 2nd year exams, making it one of the largest board-level examinations in the state, with a significant number qualifying successfully.

The AP Intermediate Public Examinations are typically conducted between February and March, with lakhs of students appearing across multiple centres, followed by evaluation and result processing within a month.

The AP Inter 1st year general stream recorded over 3.10 lakh successful candidates out of approximately 4.61 lakh students, maintaining a pass percentage of around 67 per cent in previous assessments.

In earlier datasets, over 3.29 lakh students cleared the AP Inter 2nd year exams out of more than 4.26 lakh candidates, reflecting a strong success rate in general category examinations.

A majority of students appear under the general stream, with over 4.8 lakh candidates in 1st year and more than 4.2 lakh in 2nd year, making it the dominant category in AP Intermediate examinations.

Government Junior Colleges (GJCs) saw a 10-year high in 2nd year pass percentage at around 69 per cent, while 1st year results touched 47 per cent, marking one of the best performances in recent years.

The vocational stream for 1st year recorded a pass percentage of 62 per cent, with nearly 24,000 students passing out of over 38,000 candidates. This reflects moderate performance compared to the general stream.

Continuing a consistent trend, girls recorded a higher pass percentage than boys in both years. In 2nd year results, girls achieved around 74 per cent pass rate compared to 62 per cent among boys, indicating a clear performance gap.

Last year, the AP Inter 1st year results recorded a pass percentage of around 70 per cent, with over 3.42 lakh students clearing the exams out of nearly 4.87 lakh candidates who appeared in the Intermediate Public Examinations.

Last year, the BIEAP announced the Class 11 and 12 Andhra Pradesh board results on April 12. Last year, i.e., in 2025, AP Inter results 2025 recorded a 70% pass rate for 1st year and 83% for 2nd year students. Last year, the first-year exams commenced on March 1, while the second-year exams began on March 3. The examinations concluded on March 19 and March 20, 2025, respectively, with the final papers being Modern Language and Geography.

Last year, the BIEAP announced the Class 11 and 12 Andhra Pradesh board results on April 12. Last year, i.e., in 2025, AP Inter results 2025 recorded a 70% pass rate for 1st year and 83% for 2nd year students. Last year, the first-year exams commenced on March 1, while the second-year exams began on March 3. The examinations concluded on March 19 and March 20, 2025, respectively, with the final papers being Modern Language and Geography.

AP IPE 1st and 2nd year marks memo can be downloaded at education.indianexpress.com.

The results can be accessed by students at 10: 31 am onwards at the official website, resultsbie.ap.gov.in. Students will be able to check results on WhatsApp by sending Hi to Mana Mitra at 9552300009.