Andhra Pradesh SSC Results 2019 declared, Know here how to check

Board Of Secondary Education Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP), has declared the Class 10 or AP SSC results on its official website @ bseap.co.in today 14th May 2019. Earlier result was delayed due to general election.Students can check their AP SSC result on the official website of the Andhra board. 94.88 % students have cleared the AP SSC or class 10th exam 2019. Pass percentage among boys is 94.68% whereas 95.09% girls have cleared this exam, it means girls have done better than boys. Now AP SSC result has been declare and students can check it , website of BSEAP may not work properly due to heavy traffic it is advised to students to check their class 10th result or AP SSC result after few minutes

Steps to check AP 10th result 2019:

1. Visit the official website @ bseap.org.
2. Click on the link says  “2019 AP SSC result 2019”.
3. New page will open, enter your roll number.
4. Click on the ‘Submit’ button.
5. The result will be displayed on the screen.
6. Take a printout of the SSC result 2019 for future references.

Earlier NDTV  Reported on 30th April  “The official also told NDTV that the AP SSC result or AP 10th results have been delayed as the officials were busy with the ongoing general elections in the country”. BSEAP conducted the Class 10 or Secondary School Certificate examination from 18th March 2019 to 2nd April 2019. The Andhra Pradesh SSC results 2018 were released on Last year on 29th April 29 BSEAP released the result. Students can check their result on the official website @ bseape.org or bseap.co.in or rtgs.ap.gov.in. More than 6 lakh students have registered for Andhra class 10th exams.The overall pass percentage last year was 94.48%.The pass percentage for boys was 84.41% and for girls was 94.56%.

“The AP SSC exam results are expected after May 10,” the official told NDTV.

“Whole results preparation process took time as the officials were busy with the election duty as part of the general and state elections which were held on April 11,” the official added.