Hello friends, If you are going to appear for the 10th class examination of the Andhra Pradesh Board, then there is important news for you. The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP) has released the AP SSC Hall Ticket 2025. Now students can get their admit cards from their school. However, the facility to download it directly online is not available to the students.
Where and how to get the hall ticket?
Andhra Pradesh Education Minister Lokesh Nara informed on the social media platform X (earlier Twitter) that the AP SSC Hall Ticket will be available from 2 pm on March 3, 2025. Students can get this admit card from their school. Ways to get hall tickets Through school login. The school administration has to download the hall ticket by logging in to the official website of BSEAP, bse.ap.gov.in. Through the WhatsApp service ‘Mana Mithra’ Students can get the hall ticket by sending a message to 9552300009, selecting Educational Services, and entering their application number/child ID and date of birth.
Why is a hall ticket necessary?
- It is a mandatory document to appear in the exam.
- It will be necessary to show it for entry into the examination hall.
- It contains complete information about your exam centre and subjects.
- If there is any mistake in the hall ticket, inform the school administration immediately.
Pay attention to exam preparation
Last year, a total of 91.31% of students passed in AP SSC Exam 2024, in which the pass percentage of girls was 93.23%, while that of boys was 89.42%. So study hard and try to give your best.
Important information
- Collect the hall ticket from your school before time.
- Make sure to carry it with you while going to the examination centre.
- For any new information regarding the exam, keep checking the official website – bse.ap.gov.in.
Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. For authentic and accurate information, visit the official website of the Andhra Pradesh Board.
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