Applications Invited for Model School Intermediate Admissions 2026-27

Applications are now being accepted for admission into Intermediate (1st year) courses for the upcoming academic year.

The admission process has officially begun, and students who have completed their 10th class (SSC or equivalent) are eligible to apply. Authorities have started receiving applications through the prescribed process, and students are advised to apply within the given schedule.

Admissions will be offered in various groups such as MPC, BiPC, CEC, MEC, and other streams, depending on the availability of seats in junior colleges.

Students can choose colleges based on their preference, and seat allotment will be carried out according to merit and reservation rules. Officials have also instructed students to carefully fill in their details and select options properly while applying.

The education department has emphasized that students should submit their applications before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues. Necessary documents such as marks memos, certificates, and personal details will be required during the application and admission process.

After the completion of applications, the authorities will release merit lists and seat allotment details, followed by the admission confirmation process in allotted colleges.

Students and parents are advised to stay updated with official announcements and complete the process on time to secure admission without any difficulties.

10th Class Hindi Question Paper Shared on WhatsApp

An incident involving the circulation of the 10th class Hindi question paper on WhatsApp has caused concern among students, parents, and education officials.

During the examination, images of the Hindi question paper reportedly appeared on WhatsApp groups. This led to fears about a possible question paper leak and raised doubts about the security of the examination process.

However, officials clarified that the paper was not leaked before the exam. According to preliminary information, the question paper was likely shared after the examination had already begun, which means it may not have given any unfair advantage to students.

Even so, authorities have taken the matter seriously. Sharing question papers during an ongoing exam is considered a violation of rules. Officials have started an investigation to identify those responsible for circulating the paper and have warned that strict action will be taken against anyone found guilty.

The education department is also reviewing whether this incident had any impact on the fairness of the examination. As of now, there is no strong evidence of widespread malpractice.

Students have been advised not to panic and to avoid spreading unverified information. Officials have assured that necessary measures will be taken to maintain the integrity of the exams.

AP Intermediate Results Likely by April 10

The results of the Andhra Pradesh Intermediate Public Examinations (both 1st year and 2nd year) are expected to be released by April 10, according to latest information from officials.

The answer sheet evaluation process, also known as spot valuation, is currently underway across various centers in the state. Authorities have accelerated the correction process to ensure that the results are prepared without delay. Thousands of examiners are involved in evaluating the papers, and the process is progressing smoothly.

The Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP), is closely monitoring the valuation work. Once the paper correction is completed, the marks will be uploaded into the system, followed by verification and result processing. Only after multiple levels of checking will the final results be declared.

This year, the Intermediate examinations were conducted from February 23 to March 24, 2026, with a large number of students appearing for both first-year and second-year exams across the state.

Based on the current pace of evaluation and past trends, officials are aiming to release the results in the second week of April, most likely around April 10. However, the exact date will be officially confirmed by the board closer to the release.

After the announcement, students will be able to check their results online by entering their hall ticket number and date of birth. The marks memo will include subject-wise scores, total marks, and result status (pass/fail).

Students are advised to keep their hall ticket details ready and regularly check for official updates. In case of any discrepancies in marks, the board is expected to provide options such as revaluation and recounting after the results are declared.