AP Board public exam date 2025 is soon to be released by the board of Andhra Pradesh. For the academic session 2024-25, AP SSC, Inter public examination schedule is to be published through the official websites bse.ap.gov.in and bieap.apcfss.in.

AP SSC & Inter Public Exam Dates 2025

The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) has announced changes in the exam pattern for Class 10. Internal marks will no longer be weighted. The AP SSC board exams 2025 will be held for 100 marks each.

1st language, 2nd language, 3rd language, maths, general science and social studies subjects have one paper each and each paper will be carried out for 100 marks. For the general science subject, physical science and biological science exams will be held on two different days for a period of two hours. In the first language, composite paper 1 is for 70 marks and paper 2 is for 30 marks.

The AP SSC model paper 2025 has also been released. Students can look at subject-wise exam patterns and marking schemes for AP 10th board exams 2025 on the official website, bse.ap.gov.in. Last year, 67% of Inter students declared they pass in AP Inter exams, and the pass percentage of AP 10th students was 86.69%.

Under the new system, answer booklets for Class 12 will be scanned and evaluated digitally on computers rather than being manually transported and checked in conventional ways. The board says this will significantly cut down on totalling errors and reduce manual intervention in the evaluation process. Faster evaluation and quick result announcements are some of the key goals behind this shift.

CBSE has made it clear that the change currently applies only to Class 12 board exams, and Class 10 answer books will continue to be marked manually for the 2026 session. This phased implementation is intended to help schools adapt gradually to the new system.

Benefits of Digital Evaluation

According to CBSE officials, the On-Screen Marking system comes with several expected benefits:

Concerns Over Preparation Time

Despite the long-term advantages touted by CBSE, the move has not been welcomed without reservations. Several school principals and educators have expressed concerns about the limited time available to prepare for this transition as the board exams approach. With exams already scheduled to begin within weeks, schools must ensure they have adequate computers, reliable internet connectivity, stable power supply and trained evaluators ready to use the OSM platform effectively.

Many schools, especially those in smaller towns and rural areas, fear they may struggle to meet these requirements in time, raising questions about readiness and fair implementation. Some educators worry that insufficient training of teachers in the new digital marking system could affect the quality and consistency of evaluations.

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Preparing for the Change

To support schools and teachers, CBSE has indicated plans to conduct dry runs, provide training sessions and release instructional resources. However, the extent to which these preparations will mitigate last-minute challenges remains to be seen.

As CBSE moves forward with its digital agenda, the success of this shift will likely depend on how quickly schools can adapt and whether the board can effectively bridge the technological gap across its wide network of affiliated institutions.