AP SSC 10th Results 2025 (Out): Official (bse.ap.gov.in, education.indianexpress.com) vs fake websites

Here is the list of AP SSC websites that students should use to check their results. It is also followed by websites that should be avoided by AP SSC students 2025. APOSS result out

AP SSC Results 2025: Official website

Once declared, candidates will be able to check their results on the official websites at results.bse.ap.gov.in. The BSEAP SSC result will be hosted by education.indianexpress.com. Click here to register for free. 

–bse.ap.gov.in

–results.bse.ap.gov.in

AP SSC 10th Public Exam Results, Open School Results: How to check

AP SSC Results 2025: Websites to avoid

–ap10thresults.ednewz.in/

In order to check and download the online marks memo, candidates are required to fill-in their unique board roll number or roll code, and other fields as prompted on the website.

AP SSC Results 2025: How to check

Candidates who fail in one or more subjects in the AP SSC Board Exam will have a second opportunity through the supplementary examinations. These exams serve as a critical lifeline for students aiming to improve their academic records without losing a full academic year.

AP SSC 10th Results 2025 Live: Pass percentages, SSC marks memo, Toppers | check latest updates here 

Following the announcement of the AP SSC Board Exam 2025 results, students will have the opportunity to request recounting or re-verification of their answer sheets by submitting an online application. Those who do not pass in one or more subjects will need to appear for the AP SSC supplementary examinations.

In the previous year, the AP SSC exams recorded an overall pass percentage of 86.69%. Girls outshined boys with a pass rate of 89.17%, compared to 84.32% for boys. Among the institutions, AP Residential and BC Residential Schools recorded the highest success rate, with an impressive 98.43% pass percentage. According to the Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP), 2,803 schools achieved a perfect pass rate, while 17 schools reported a complete failure, with no student passing the exam.