Intermediate advanced supplementary exams begin across Andhra Pradesh; 93.4% turnout on day one
The Intermediate Public Advanced Supplementary Examinations (IPASE)-2026 commenced in Andhra Pradesh with a notable turnout. On the first day, 93.4% of first-year students attended the morning session, while second-year students had an attendance of 89.75% in the afternoon. Authorities ensured necessary provisions like drinking water and medicines were available at exam centers due to high temperatures.
- ▪The IPASE-2026 began on May 21, 2026, across Andhra Pradesh.
- ▪First-year students had a 93.4% attendance rate, with 75,400 out of 80,728 registered students appearing for the exam.
- ▪A case of malpractice was reported against a student from Prakasam district.
- ▪Second-year students recorded an attendance of 89.75% during the afternoon session.
- ▪BIEAP Secretary P. Ranjit Basha monitored the exam arrangements at a center in Vijayawada.
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The Intermediate Public Advanced Supplementary Examinations (IPASE)-2026 began across Andhra Pradesh on Thursday (May 21, 2026).BIEAP Secretary P. Ranjit Basha inspected an exam centre at Sastra Junior College in Vijayawada and monitored the arrangements. As temperatures are high across the State, the Chief Superintendents were directed to make drinking water, ORS packets and medicines available at the exam centres. Andhra Pradesh intermediate results 2026 declared for over 10.15 lakh studentsAmong the first-year students, who wrote their exam in the morning session, out of the total 80,728 students who registered, 75,400 of them appeared, while 5,327 remained absent, recording 93.40% attendance.A case was booked against a student from Prakasam district under the vocational stream for…
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