BIEAP 2026: IPASE Exams Ongoing, Supplementary Result Expected June 7, Timetable and Pass Percentage

BIEAP 2026, conducted by the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP), concluded its main examinations in March 2026, with results declared on April 15, 2026. As of May 29, 2026, the Inter Public Advanced Supplementary Examinations (IPASE) 2026 are actively underway, with papers rescheduled due to the Bakrid holiday on May 28. More than 10.57 lakh students appeared for the main examinations this year across both 1st and 2nd year.

• Supplementary Exams (IPASE): BIEAP 2026 supplementary exams are running from May 21 to June 5, 2026 (revised schedule). Papers originally on May 28 — Economics Paper-I and Mathematics IIB — were rescheduled to June 5, 2026 due to the Bakrid public holiday.
• Practical Exams: Supplementary practical examinations are scheduled from June 7 to June 11, 2026. Students appearing in supplementary must also complete their practical component during this window.
• Ethics & Human Values Paper: This paper, originally part of the May-June timetable, was rescheduled to June 12, 2026 due to the Bakrid holiday clash. Students should use their existing hall ticket — the exam centre remains unchanged.
• Supplementary Results: BIEAP IPASE 2026 results are expected by approximately June 7–10, 2026. Last year (2025), supplementary results were declared within 10–15 days of the last theory paper. Check resultsbie.ap.gov.in for results.

What is BIEAP?

BIEAP stands for the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh. It is the state government body responsible for regulating and supervising the Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) — commonly known as Class 11 and Class 12 exams — across all schools and junior colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

BIEAP conducts examinations for students in the 1st and 2nd year of Intermediate education. The board oversees six main academic streams: MPC (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry), BiPC (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), CEC (Commerce, Economics, Civics), HEC (History, Economics, Civics), MEC (Mathematics, Economics, Commerce), and Vocational courses.

Every year, more than 10 lakh students appear for BIEAP examinations. In 2026, over 10.57 lakh candidates registered across both 1st and 2nd year. The exam holds critical importance as BIEAP marks count for 25% of a student’s AP EAPCET rank, which determines engineering and medical college admissions in Andhra Pradesh.

Source: bie.ap.gov.in

BIEAP 2026 Important Dates

You should keep track of all BIEAP 2026 dates carefully. The academic year runs from February to June, covering main exams, results, supplementary exams, and practicals. The table below gives you all key dates for the BIEAP 2026 cycle.

Source: Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh

BIEAP 2026 Hall Ticket — Supplementary Exam (IPASE)

The BIEAP IPASE 2026 hall ticket was released before the start of supplementary exams on May 21, 2026. If you are appearing for the supplementary exam, you must carry your hall ticket to the exam hall. Without it, you will not be allowed entry.

How to Download BIEAP Supplementary Hall Ticket 2026

• Go to the official website: bie.ap.gov.in or the hall ticket portal
• Click on the "IPASE Hall Ticket 2026" or "Supplementary Admit Card 2026" link
• Enter your registration number or hall ticket number
• Your admit card will appear — download and take a printout
• Carry a government-issued photo ID along with the hall ticket to the exam centre

Note for Bakrid-rescheduled papers: If your paper was on May 28 and was postponed to June 5 or June 12, your existing hall ticket is still valid. The exam centre has not changed. Do NOT apply for a fresh hall ticket.

Details on BIEAP Hall Ticket

• Candidate’s name and photograph
• Hall ticket number / roll number
• Exam centre name and address
• Subject names and exam dates/times
• Important instructions for exam day

BIEAP Eligibility Criteria 2026

To appear for the BIEAP Intermediate Public Examination (IPE), students must meet the eligibility conditions set by the board. These apply to both 1st Year and 2nd Year students for main exams and supplementary exams.

For BIEAP 1st Year (IPE Class 11)

• You must have passed the SSC (Class 10 / 10th Board) examination from a recognised board
• You should have secured the minimum passing marks in SSC
• You must be enrolled in a recognised junior college or school under BIEAP’s jurisdiction in Andhra Pradesh
• There is no specific upper age limit to appear for Intermediate exams

For BIEAP 2nd Year (IPE Class 12)

• You must have appeared for and passed (or have a valid promotion) the BIEAP 1st Year examination
• Students who failed in 1st Year are not directly eligible for 2nd Year — they must clear 1st Year first
• Attendance requirement: You need a minimum of 75% attendance in the current academic year to be eligible to appear for the board exam

For BIEAP IPASE (Supplementary) 2026

• Failed in one or more subjects in the main IPE 2026 exam
• Was absent in one or more papers of IPE 2026
• Students who cleared revaluation need not appear for those subjects in supplementary
• Mark-improvement candidates: Passed students who want higher marks can also appear

BIEAP Application and Registration Process

For the main IPE exams, registration happens through your junior college at the start of the academic year. Your college submits your details to BIEAP and generates your hall ticket. For the supplementary exams (IPASE 2026), a separate registration process was required.

BIEAP Supplementary Exam Registration 2026 — Process

• Registration was open from April 20 to April 27, 2026
• You could register online through your junior college or the BIEAP portal at bie.ap.gov.in
• You had to select the subjects you are appearing for
• Pay the required fee (see fee table in the Supplementary Exams section above)
• After payment, your registration is confirmed and hall ticket is issued

Documents Required for BIEAP Registration

• SSC (10th) marks sheet and certificate (for 1st Year admission)
• Transfer Certificate (TC) from your previous school
• Recent passport-size photograph
• Aadhar card or any government-issued photo ID
• Caste certificate (if applicable, for fee concessions)

For main exam registration (next cycle — 2026-27), you should approach your junior college principal at the start of the academic year in June-July 2026.

BIEAP Syllabus 2026

The BIEAP 2026 syllabus follows the NCERT curriculum, which was implemented for the first time in the current academic cycle. For supplementary exam students, the syllabus remains the same as the main IPE 2026 exam. You should focus on NCERT textbooks for all your group subjects.

BIEAP MPC Stream — Key Topics 2026

BIEAP BiPC Stream — Key Topics 2026

BIEAP Commerce / Humanities Streams — Key Topics

• Commerce (CEC/MEC): Accounting principles, Partnership accounts, Company accounts, Cost accounting, Elements of business, Marketing
• Economics: Micro and macro concepts, Production, Demand and Supply, Market forms, National Income, Money and Banking, Government Budget
• Civics/Political Science: Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Duties, State and Central Government structure, Panchayati Raj, Electoral process
• History (HEC): Ancient India, Medieval India, Modern India, World History, Freedom struggle

For 2nd Year syllabus, the topics extend and deepen the concepts covered in 1st Year. Official syllabus documents are available on bie.ap.gov.in.

BIEAP 2026 Toppers and Performance Analysis

BIEAP announces district-wise and state-level toppers shortly after results are declared. In 2026, the results were declared on April 15 and toppers were felicitated at the state level. Girls outperformed boys across both years, continuing a multi-year trend.

BIEAP 2026 Key Performance Highlights

• Girls’ pass percentage (1st Year: 81%, 2nd Year: 85%) was significantly higher than boys (1st Year: 72%, 2nd Year: 76%)
• Krishna District topped the state with approximately 85% pass rate — a consistently strong-performing district
• Alluri Sitarama Raju (ASR) District recorded the lowest pass percentage at around 61%, highlighting the need for more educational support in tribal and remote areas
• Science stream (MPC/BiPC) recorded approximately 80% pass rate, while Commerce and Arts streams recorded 77% and 72% respectively
• Over 10.57 lakh students appeared in 2026 — one of the highest participation figures in recent years

How to Find BIEAP Toppers List

• The official topper announcements are made by BIEAP at the state education department level
• District-level toppers are announced by the District Education Officer
• You can check the official BIEAP website at bie.ap.gov.in for merit list notifications

BIEAP Marks and AP EAPCET Admissions 2026

If you are an MPC or BiPC student in AP, your BIEAP Inter marks directly affect your AP EAPCET rank and thus your college admission. The AP Engineering and Pharmacy Common Entrance Test (EAPCET) uses a weighted formula that gives significant importance to your board marks.

AP EAPCET 2026 Rank Formula

Your final AP EAPCET rank is calculated as:

• 75% of your normalised AP EAPCET score (out of 160 marks)
• 25% of your qualifying Intermediate exam marks

Only your group subject marks count for the 25% Intermediate component — not English or Second Language. For MPC students: Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics. For BiPC students: Physics + Chemistry + Biology.

BIEAP Students vs Non-BIEAP Students in EAPCET

Minimum Qualifying Marks for AP EAPCET

• You must score at least 40 out of 160 marks in the EAPCET to be eligible for rank consideration
• There is no minimum EAPCET score requirement for SC/ST candidates (they qualify at any score)
• Your BIEAP marks affect your final rank significantly — a higher Inter percentage can compensate for a slightly lower EAPCET score

Top Colleges in AP Accepting BIEAP Scores for Engineering

• JNTU Kakinada (JNTUK) and its affiliated colleges
• Andhra University Engineering College, Visakhapatnam
• SRM University AP, Amaravati
• VIT-AP School of Engineering, Amaravati
• RVR & JC College of Engineering, Guntur
• Government Engineering Colleges across all districts of AP

For medical admissions (MBBS/BDS), BiPC students use their BIEAP marks along with NEET scores for AP state quota seats through APNEET counselling.

Preparation Tips for BIEAP Supplementary Exam 2026

If you are appearing for BIEAP IPASE 2026 supplementary exams, you have limited time left. As of May 29, exams are ongoing and will continue till June 12. You should use every day wisely. Here are practical tips to maximise your score in the remaining papers.

Subject-wise Preparation Strategy

• Mathematics: Focus on solved examples from the NCERT textbook. Practice the key formula-based questions — Trigonometry, Matrices, Quadratic expressions, and Circles are high-yield topics. Solve previous year BIEAP question papers
• Physics: Revise all derivations listed in the BIEAP model question papers. Focus on Kinematics, Laws of Motion, and Work-Energy theorem for 1st Year. For 2nd Year, focus on Optics, Electromagnetism, and Wave Optics
• Chemistry: The NCERT chapters are the most reliable source. Focus on reactions, equations, and numerical problems. Organic Chemistry basics (IUPAC naming, functional groups) are frequently tested
• Biology: Learn all diagrams — these carry high marks. Focus on cell biology, photosynthesis, and animal kingdom classification. Zoology diagrams of digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems are important for 2nd Year
• Commerce / Economics: Practice writing journal entries, balance sheets, and ratio analysis for Commerce. For Economics, understand the definitions and diagrammatic explanations of demand-supply, production function, and national income

General Tips for Exam Day

• Reach your exam centre at least 30 minutes before the exam starts
• Carry your BIEAP supplementary hall ticket and a government-issued photo ID
• For Bakrid-rescheduled papers (June 5 — Economics and Maths IIB; June 12 — Ethics & Human Values), your existing hall ticket is valid — do not wait for a new one
• Write clearly in blue or black ink. Avoid overwriting and use a ruler for diagrams
• Read all questions before you start answering — begin with the ones you are most confident about
• Manage your time: In a 3-hour paper, aim to finish answering 10 minutes before the end to allow for review