LIVE: AP Manabadi Inter Result 2020 declared at bie.ap.gov.in, 59% students passed first year, second year pass percentage at 63%

The APBIE declared the Manabadi Inter results 2020 for first and second-year students at 4 pm on Friday (June 12). The results were declared on the official website - bieap.gov.in.

NEW DELHI: The Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Education (APBIE) declared the Manabadi Inter results 2020 for first and second-year students at 4 pm on Friday (June 12). The results were declared on the official website - bieap.gov.in as well as on the other websites like manabadi, schools9 and examresults.net.

The results were declared by Andhra Education Minister Adimulapu Suresh.

Nearly 8 to 10 lakh students appear for AP Inter 1st and 2nd-year examinations every year. The results are declared by the board usually in the month of April. This year, however, the board results were delayed due to the coronavirus lockdown. 

Students obtaining 91-100 marks will be given A1 grade, 81-90 marks A2 grade, 71-80 marks B1 grade, 61-70 marks B2 grade, 51-60 marks C1 grade, 41-50 C2 marks grade and 35-40 marks D grade.

AP Inter 1st, 2nd Year Results 2020 Live Updates -

-A total of 2.76 lakh (2,76,389) students cleared the intermediate second-year examination successfully out of 4.35 lakh appeared. 

-A total of 3,00,560 students have cleared the intermediate first-year examination successfully. The pass percentage of first-year is 59 per cent.

-A total of 59 per cent students cleared the first year exam successfully, while the pass percentage at second-year touched 63 per cent

-Andhra Education Minister Adimulapu Suresh is now addressing the media, pass percentage, merit list is being announced.

- The official website of APBIE is still unresponsive.  

-In order to get the marks recounted, the students have to first login to the official website – apbie.apcfss.in. The fee once paid cannot re-funded.

-Even though the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh, has said that all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy in marks, the officials have still made provisions for recounting of marks. 

-Due to huge traffic, the official website of APBIE has crashed as the results are not yet displayed at the moment. Students are advised to have patience and check results and score after a few minutes at these official websites also — examresults.net, manabadi.co.in.

-Andhra Education Minister A Suresh declares the result for intermediate exam. The results will be available shortly at the website- bieap.gov.in, apart from it, partner websites, results.cgg.gov.in,, manabadi.co.in.

-Andhra Education Minister A Suresh will announce the result for the intermediate exam at 4 pm today. 

-Nearly 60 per cent students passed the intermediate 1st-year exam last year, while in the second year, the pass percentage was 72 per cent

-The first-year students can check their results by sending a text message at 5626 by typing - APGEN1<space>Registration Number and result will be sent to them.

-Those who have appeared for vocational exams can also check their result via SMS by typing APVOC1<space>Registartion Number and sending it to 56263

-Students can refer to these websites for checking their results - examresults.net, goresults.net, manabadi.com, manabadi.co.in, exametc.com, educationandhra.com, bieap.gov.in, and results.cgg.gov.in.

-The APBIE  has declared the intermediate examination results at 12:30 pm, however, the students can check it online by 4 pm.

-Results will be declared at bieap.gov.in, manabadi.co.in

-Results to be declared shortly around 4 PM 

Here's how you can check your results: 

* Log on to BIEAP official website i.e. bie.ap.gov.in. 
* Find and click on the link for AP Inter Results 2020
* Enter your exam roll number and other details in the space provided. 
* Varify your details before submitting it. 
* Your AP Intermediate Result 2020 scorecard will be displayed on the screen
* Download your result in PDF format for future reference.

This year the results will be declared only through the online mode due to coronavirus outbreak.