VIJAYAWADA: Girls topped both the second and first year Intermediate-2025 examinations, the results of which were announced here on Saturday.
HRD Minister Nara Lokesh announced the results on his X handle, stating that this year marked the highest overall pass percentage in the past decade.
In the general category of Inter results, the pass percentage stood at 83 percent in second year and 70 percent for first year.
In the second year, a total of 4,22,030 students appeared, out of which 3,51,521 cleared the exam. In the first year, a total of 4,87,295 students appeared, and 3,42,979 passed.
In the vocational stream, the second-year pass percentage was 77 percent, and the first year recorded 62 percent. Among girls, 86 percent passed in the second year, while 75 percent cleared the first year.
Among boys, the pass percentages stood at 80 in the second year and 66 in the first year. The vocational stream also saw girls perform better, with 84 percent passing in second year and 71 percent in first year, compared to 67 and 50 percent, respectively, among boys.
Krishna district topped the state with a 93 percent pass percentage in the second year Intermediate, with 17,708 students passing out of 19,133 who appeared.
Guntur followed with 91 percent, and NTR district recorded 89 percent. On the lower end, Anakapalli and Alluri Seetharama Raju districts registered 73 percent, while Chittoor recorded 74 percent.
Among different courses, MPC and MEC groups had pass rates of 86 and 83 respectively; BiPC stood at 83 percent, while CEC, HEC, and others ranged from 61 to 69 percent.
BC Residential Jr Colleges score 97%
In terms of college-wise performance, BC Residential Junior Colleges recorded the highest pass percentage of 97, followed by AP Residential Colleges with 96 and AP SW Residential Colleges with 94.
Government Junior Colleges showed improvement with a 69 percent pass rate, while Private Unaided Colleges achieved 85 percent.
Girls in Government Junior Colleges recorded a 74 percent pass rate in the second year, while boys managed 62 percent. In the first year, the pass rate was 55 percent for girls and 39 percent for boys.
The Intermediate Board said 3,879 colleges participated in the examination with 4,22,030 students in the second year alone.
The IPE March 2025 exams were conducted from March 1 to March 20 across 1,535 exam centers, and spot valuation was carried out at 25 camps from March 17 to April 5.
The results are now available at https://resultsbie.ap.gov.in and can also be accessed by sending a “Hi” message to the Mana Mitra WhatsApp number 9552300009.
Candidates wishing to apply for Recounting or Scanned Copy-cum- Re-verification of their answer scripts can do so from April 13 to April 22.
The IPASE May 2025 supplementary theory exams will be held from May 12 to May 20 in two sessions. Practical exams will be conducted from May 28 to June 1 at various district headquarters.
The fee payment for IPASE 2025 can be done at the college level from April 15 to April 22, said the Intermediate Board.
Lokesh expresses pride in academic progress
HRD Minister Nara Lokesh on Saturday released the Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) 2025 results via his official X handle, marking a decade-high performance in pass percentages across the state. In a significant academic milestone, this year’s IPE results recorded a 70% pass percentage for 1st-year students and 83% for 2nd-year students, the highest in the last ten years. Lokesh expressed pride in the progress, especially in Government and Government-managed Junior Colleges. Government Junior Colleges (GJCs) showed notable improvement