AP Intermediate Exam 2025: Minimum Attendance Rules Explained

As per the rules of the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP), students appearing for the AP Intermediate exam 2025 need a certain percentage of attendance to be eligible to sit for the examination. As per the report, they need at least 75% attendance. Any student with less than 75% attendance will be ineligible for examination. However, the board will grant a condonation of 15% attendance to students with 60% and above but less than 75% attendance for valid reasons such as medical emergencies.

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1. Minimum Attendance Required for AP Intermediate Exam
2. AP Intermediate Condonation of Attendance
3. Why Minimum Attendance is Required for AP Intermediate?

Minimum Attendance Required for AP Intermediate Exam

Check out the minimum attendance required for science and arts stream students below:

• MPC (Maths, Physics and Chemistry) and BiPC (Biology, Physics and Chemistry) students will need atleast 60% attendance to be eligible for the exam. If they fail to meet the minimum attendance percentage, they will not be allowed to sit for the examination.

• For Arts students, if they have low attendance, they will be allowed to sit for the examination but they will be classified as private students. Their AP inter certificate will also reflect their status as private students.

AP Intermediate Condonation of Attendance

It is mandatory for regular students to maintain a minimum of 75% attendance. It is applicable for eligibility to appear in both AP inter practical and theory papers.

• Students with attendance between 60% and 75% will be eligible for condonation. However, it will be granted under valid and genuine reasons only, such as medical emergencies etc.

• The condonation allows relaxation for a maximum of 15% of working days.

• Inter students will be allowed to sit for the examination with a fine of Rs 1000 to Rs 2000 if their attendance is between 60% and 75% under reasonable conditions.

Eligibility For Private Candidates who want to apply for Attendance Exemption

Private students are eligible to apply for the attendance exemption without college study and change of group. Below, we have provided the eligibility criteria for private students:

• Private students with a gap year of one year after completing the AP SSC exam can apply for the exemption of attendance for the first year academic session in 2025. Whereas, students with two years or more can appear for both the first and second year simultaneously.

• Candidates who have already taken the AP inter 2nd year exam but wish to change their optional subjects (from science to art/humanities or vice versa) can apply for exemption from attendance as well. PCB students can also apply if they wish to add mathematics as an additional subject.

• Passed students from the AP inter exam can also appear for an additional subject in a second language under the attendance exemption rule.

Why Minimum Attendance is Required for AP Intermediate?

As per Telugu Samayam, the AP board has implemented the rule of 75% attendance. This action has been made to ensure students attend the classes on a regular basis. It is compulsory for the AP intermediate regular students to attend classes and maintain atleast 75% attendance.

It is important for the students to maintain regular attendance as it helps them stay engaged with the curriculum and perform better academically. By attending classes regularly, they get the opportunity to participate in class discussions, ask questions and receive feedback from the teachers. Regular attendance encourages students to interact with their seniors and teachers which helps them with collaborative learning and develop social skills.