AP SSC 2026: Supplementary Result Out, Exam Dates, Syllabus and Pass Percentage

Latest Update (June 19, 2026): BSEAP SSC Advanced Supplementary Examination (ASE) Result 2026 has been declared. Out of 94,990 students who appeared, 78,261 have passed with an overall pass percentage of 82.39%, up from 76.14% in 2025. Students can download their marks memo from results.bse.ap.gov.in using their hall ticket number or via WhatsApp Mana Mitra at 95523 00009.

The AP SSC 2026 (Secondary School Certificate) examination, conducted by the Board of Secondary Education Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP), has completed its full 2026 assessment cycle. The main exam was held from March 16 to April 1, 2026, with more than 6.40 lakh students appearing, and the main result was declared on April 30, 2026 with an overall pass percentage of 85.25%. The Advanced Supplementary Examination (ASE) 2026 was held from May 25 to June 4, 2026, and BSEAP declared the ASE result on June 19, 2026 with an overall pass percentage of 82.39%.

• ASE Result 2026 (Out): The AP SSC Supplementary (ASE) Result 2026 was declared on June 19, 2026. A total of 78,261 out of 94,990 students have passed, recording a pass percentage of 82.39% — up from 76.14% in 2025. Students can download the marks memo from results.bse.ap.gov.in by entering their roll number.
• Recounting and Re-verification (ASE): Students not satisfied with their AP SSC ASE 2026 result can apply for recounting (fee: Rs 500 per subject) or re-verification (fee: Rs 1,000 per subject) at bse.ap.gov.in. BSEAP typically opens the application window within a week of the result declaration. Check the official website for the exact deadline.
• AP Intermediate Admissions 2026-27: Students who cleared AP SSC 2026 (main or ASE) are now eligible for Class 11 (Intermediate First Year) admissions under BIEAP. Admission notifications are published at bie.ap.gov.in. Last year, the admission process began in late June and continued through July. The fee is Rs 200 for general category and Rs 100 for SC/ST/PHC students.
• APOSS Admissions 2026-27: Students who could not clear the AP SSC ASE 2026 can enrol with the Andhra Pradesh Open School Society (APOSS) at apopenschool.ap.gov.in to continue their Class 10 studies. APOSS admissions typically open in July and August every year.

What is AP SSC / BSEAP Class 10 Exam 2026?

The AP SSC (Secondary School Certificate) is the Class 10 board examination conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP). It is the most important milestone in a student’s secondary education journey in Andhra Pradesh. Students who pass the SSC exam become eligible for Class 11 (Intermediate) admissions across colleges under the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP).

BSEAP was established by the Government of Andhra Pradesh to regulate, supervise, and develop secondary education in the state. The board sets the curriculum based on SCERT AP guidelines, conducts Class 10 public examinations every year, and declares results. The board’s official website is bse.ap.gov.in.

The AP SSC 2026 examination was held from March 16 to April 1, 2026 in offline mode (pen-and-paper) across examination centres in all 26 districts of Andhra Pradesh. More than 6.40 lakh students appeared for the examination, including regular students from government, government-aided, and private schools as well as private candidates. Following the main exam, the Advanced Supplementary Examination (ASE) 2026 was held from May 25 to June 4, 2026, with the result declared on June 19, 2026.

The exam covers seven main subject groups — First Language, Second Language, English (Third Language), Mathematics, Physical Science, Biological Science, and Social Studies. Each subject is assessed through two papers of 40 marks each (written), plus 20 marks for internal assessment completed during the academic year, making a total of 100 marks per subject.

BSEAP evaluates students using the GPA (Grade Point Average) system, where each subject is awarded a grade from A1 (highest) to E (fail) based on marks scored. The AP SSC result 2026 was declared on April 30, 2026 with an overall pass percentage of 85.25%, which is a significant improvement over last year’s 81.14%.

AP SSC 2026 Key Highlights

Source: Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh

AP SSC 2026 Important Dates

The AP SSC exam calendar 2026 covers the full lifecycle from registration to supplementary results. All major 2026 exam events have now concluded. Upcoming activities include Intermediate admissions and open school registrations for students who wish to continue their education.

AP SSC ASE 2026 — Supplementary Result Declared

The AP SSC Advanced Supplementary Examination (ASE) Result 2026 was declared by BSEAP on June 19, 2026. The result is available on the official website results.bse.ap.gov.in. A total of 94,990 students appeared for the ASE 2026, of which 78,261 have passed, recording an overall pass percentage of 82.39%. This is a notable improvement over the 2025 supplementary pass percentage of 76.14% — a rise of more than 6 percentage points.

BSEAP conducts the ASE every year for students who failed in one or more subjects in the main exam, for students who want to improve their marks, and for private candidates appearing for specific subjects. The ASE 2026 was conducted from May 25 to June 4, 2026, in offline mode across designated centres in all districts of Andhra Pradesh.

AP SSC ASE 2026 Result Statistics

Source: Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh — bse.ap.gov.in

How to Download AP SSC ASE 2026 Marks Memo

You can download the AP SSC ASE 2026 marks memo from the official results portal. Follow these steps:

• Visit the results portal: results.bse.ap.gov.in
• Click on "AP SSC ASE Results 2026" or the relevant link on the homepage
• Enter your Hall Ticket Number
• Click Submit — your marks memo will appear on the screen
• Download the marks memo PDF and save a copy for admission purposes

You can also check your result by sending your details to the Mana Mitra WhatsApp service at 95523 00009. After sending "Hi", enter your roll number or registration number and date of birth as prompted.

Who Was Eligible for AP SSC ASE 2026?

• Students who failed in one or more subjects in the AP SSC 2026 main examination
• Students who wanted to improve marks in subjects cleared in the main exam
• Private candidates who could not appear in the main examination
• Once-failed candidates from previous years clearing pending subjects

What Can Students Do After the ASE 2026 Result?

• If you passed the ASE 2026: You are now eligible for Class 11 Intermediate admissions under BIEAP. Admission notifications will be published at bie.ap.gov.in.
• If you are not satisfied with your marks: Apply for recounting or re-verification at bse.ap.gov.in. BSEAP opens the application window after the result. The fees are Rs 500 per subject for recounting and Rs 1,000 per subject for re-verification.
• If you did not pass the ASE 2026: You can register with APOSS (AP Open School Society) at apopenschool.ap.gov.in to continue your Class 10 studies through the open school route.

AP SSC Eligibility Criteria 2026

Before applying for the AP SSC examination, you should check the eligibility criteria. The eligibility rules differ for regular candidates and private candidates.

Eligibility for Regular Candidates

• You must be studying in Class 10 in a recognized school affiliated to BSEAP.
• You must have passed Class 9 from a BSEAP-recognized school.
• You must maintain a minimum required attendance as per BSEAP norms (usually 75%).
• There is no upper age limit for regular candidates.
• You must be enrolled in the school before the registration cutoff date set by BSEAP.

Eligibility for Private Candidates

• Students who failed in the AP SSC main exam can appear as private candidates to clear pending subjects.
• Candidates who failed in previous years and want to improve their scores can also register as private candidates.
• Private candidates must register separately with BSEAP before the prescribed deadline.

AP SSC Registration Fee Structure

The AP SSC Registration 2026 was open from November 13 to December 15, 2025. Applications were submitted through schools and at bse.ap.gov.in for private candidates.

AP SSC Syllabus 2026

The AP SSC 2026 syllabus is prescribed by BSEAP in line with SCERT Andhra Pradesh guidelines. The syllabus covers seven subject groups and is designed to build a strong foundation for Class 11 (Intermediate) studies. Students appearing in the next cycle should focus on each subject area listed below.

Mathematics

• Paper I (Algebra): Real Numbers, Sets, Polynomials, Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables, Quadratic Equations, Progressions, Coordinate Geometry, Statistics and Probability
• Paper II (Geometry): Similar Triangles, Tangents and Secants to a Circle, Mensuration, Trigonometry, Applications of Trigonometry

Physical Science

• Paper I: Heat, Refraction of Light at Plane Surfaces, Refraction of Light at Curved Surfaces, Human Eye and Colourful World, Structure of Atom, Classification of Elements — Periodic Table
• Paper II: Chemical Equations and Reactions, Acids, Bases and Salts, Structure of Atom (extended), Electricity, Electromagnetism

Biological Science

• Paper I: Nutrition, Respiration, Transportation, Excretion, Coordination, Reproduction in Plants and Animals
• Paper II: Heredity and Evolution, Natural Resources, Our Environment, Microbiology, Biotechnology

Social Studies

• History (Paper I): India and the Contemporary World — Industrialization, Nationalism in India, Age of Industrialization, Forest Society and Colonialism
• Civics and Economics (Paper II): Power Sharing, Federalism, Democracy and Diversity, Development, Money and Credit, Sectors of Economy
• Geography: Resources and Development, Water Resources, Agriculture, Minerals and Energy Resources, Manufacturing Industries

Languages

• First Language (Telugu / Urdu / Others): Literature (prose and poetry), grammar, comprehension, essay and letter writing
• Second Language (Hindi / Telugu): Grammar, reading comprehension, composition, vocabulary
• English (Third Language): Reading, grammar (tenses, parts of speech, active-passive voice, reported speech), writing skills, comprehension

BSEAP releases official model papers and blueprints for all subjects on its official website. You can download them from bse.ap.gov.in to understand the weightage and pattern of each topic.

How to Download AP SSC Hall Ticket 2026

The AP SSC Hall Ticket 2026 (for both the main examination and the ASE) was released by BSEAP before each respective exam date. Students downloaded the hall ticket from the official website. For future AP SSC cycles, hall tickets are typically released 2 weeks before the start of the exam.

Steps to Download AP SSC Hall Ticket from bse.ap.gov.in

• Go to the official BSEAP website: bse.ap.gov.in
• Look for the "Hall Tickets" or "Download Hall Tickets" link on the homepage
• Select the relevant exam (Main Exam or ASE)
• Enter your Hall Ticket Number and Date of Birth
• Click on Submit
• Your hall ticket will appear on the screen — download and take a printout

The hall ticket can also be downloaded via WhatsApp Mana Mitra at 95523 00009 by sending your details to the number. This service is available for both the main exam and the ASE.

Details on the AP SSC Hall Ticket

• Student name and date of birth
• Roll number / Hall ticket number
• School name and code
• Examination centre address and code
• Subject-wise exam date and reporting time
• Important exam day instructions

You must carry a printed copy of the hall ticket to the exam hall on each exam day. A digital copy on mobile is not accepted at most exam centres. Loss of hall ticket must be reported to your school or the BSEAP district office immediately.

AP SSC Recounting and Re-verification 2026

After both the AP SSC 2026 main result and the ASE 2026 result, BSEAP gives students the option to apply for Recounting or Re-verification of answer scripts. This process is for students who feel their marks are incorrect or want their answer sheet reviewed more carefully.

• Recounting: BSEAP recounts the total marks awarded in the answer script to check for totalling errors. Fee: Rs 500 per subject.
• Re-verification: BSEAP verifies whether all questions have been evaluated and all marks are added correctly. It is a more detailed review than recounting. Fee: Rs 1,000 per subject.

Key Details for Main Exam Recounting

Only online applications are accepted. Fee payments through CFMS Citizen Challan are not accepted and are non-refundable.

The recounting and re-verification application window for the 2026 main exam has closed (was open May 1–7, 2026). For the ASE 2026 result (declared June 19, 2026), BSEAP is expected to open a separate recounting window shortly. Check bse.ap.gov.in for the exact dates and fee details.

Preparation Tips for AP SSC

If you are a Class 9 student heading towards AP SSC or planning to appear in the next academic cycle, these tips will help you score well in the board exam.

1. Follow SCERT AP Textbooks First

The AP SSC exam is entirely based on SCERT (State Council of Educational Research and Training, Andhra Pradesh) textbooks. Every question in the board exam comes directly from SCERT study material. Read all chapters thoroughly before referring to any guide books or coaching materials.

2. Focus on Internal Assessment (20 Marks)

Each subject carries 20 marks for internal assessment — unit tests, projects, and assignments done during the year. These marks are relatively easy to secure and can make a significant difference in your final grade and GPA. Do not skip or ignore internal assessments because they carry the same marks regardless of how well you perform in the written exam.

3. Practice Previous Year Question Papers

BSEAP releases official model papers and previous year question papers on its website. Solving these papers helps you understand the question format, manage time well, and recognize the types of long-answer questions that appear. Solve at least the last 5 years’ papers for all subjects.

4. Subject-wise Strategy

• Mathematics: Practice is the key. Solve all exercises and examples from both Paper I (Algebra) and Paper II (Geometry). Focus on Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, and Statistics — they carry good marks.
• Physical Science: Understand concepts and laws rather than memorizing. Practice numerical problems from Electricity, Optics, and Chemical Equations regularly.
• Biological Science: Make diagrams and flowcharts for processes like respiration, reproduction, and excretion. Diagrams often carry separate marks in the AP SSC paper.
• Social Studies: Prepare maps for Geography. Write structured answers for History and Civics questions. Practice 4-mark and 8-mark answer formats.
• Languages: Practice grammar exercises daily. For English, focus on active-passive voice, reported speech, and essay writing.

5. Create a Timetable and Revise Regularly

AP SSC covers a large syllabus across 7 subjects. You should create a daily or weekly timetable that gives each subject proper time. Revise completed chapters every 10 to 15 days so the content stays fresh in memory until the exam day.

6. Download Official Model Papers from bse.ap.gov.in

BSEAP publishes official model papers and blueprints for all subjects before the exam. These papers show you the exact weightage of each chapter and the types of questions asked. Download and practice these papers from the official website before the board exams.