The Andhra Pradesh State Board of Secondary Education (BSEAP) released the SSC (Class 10) public examination results on Wednesday, April 17, at 10:00 AM. The announcement was made by State Education Minister Nara Lokesh, who shared the details through social media platforms.
Key Highlights of the 2024 SSC Results
This year, 6,14,459 students appeared for the examinations, out of which 4,98,585 students successfully passed, recording an overall pass percentage of 81.14%.
Among all districts, Parvathipuram Manyam district topped the state with a remarkable pass percentage of 93.90%. Minister Nara Lokesh praised the district’s performance, calling it a moment of pride. He also congratulated all successful students and lauded the efforts of the 1,680 schools across the state that achieved 100% pass results.
A Perfect Score that Made History
In a historic and proud moment for the state, a student named Yalla Nehanjani from a private school in Kakinada achieved a perfect score of 600 out of 600 marks—a feat never before accomplished in the history of the SSC examinations. She scored full marks in every subject, and her achievement has been widely celebrated on social media, with educators and the general public praising her extraordinary performance.
Nehanjani’s success is being seen as a beacon of inspiration for students across the state and a proud testament to dedication, hard work, and academic excellence.
Minister’s Assurance to Unsuccessful Students
Addressing the concerns of students who did not pass the exam, Minister Lokesh urged them not to lose hope. He emphasized that supplementary exams will be held from May 19 to May 28, giving them a second chance to succeed. Students can check their results on the official websites:
🔹bse.ap.gov.in
🔹apopenschool.ap.gov.in
A Heartbreaking Aftermath
However, amidst the celebrations and record-breaking achievements, the day also brought immense sorrow to two families in the Telugu states.
- In Krishna district, a student named Anil from Arjavanigudem reportedly failed in the science subject. Unable to cope with the disappointment, he tragically died by suicide at his home.
- In another devastating incident, Venugopal Rao from Balaga area in Srikakulam district scored 393 marks, but was deeply disappointed for not meeting his own expectations. He too took the extreme step, ending his life.
Both students’ deaths have brought attention to the growing pressure on students during exam seasons and highlighted the urgent need for mental health support and counselling in schools.
