SSC Advanced Supplementary – 2025 Examination Results Release
Hyderabad, June 27 (Maxim News): The results of the 10th class Advanced Supplementary Examination have been released in the state. Officials said that 73,35 percent of students have passed. Girls registered a 77.08 percent pass percentage while boys registered a 71.05 percent pass percentage.
Jangaon district achieved a 100 percent pass percentage in the Advanced Supplementary Results. Sangareddy stood at the last position with 55.90 percent. Out of 42.834 students who applied for the supplementary examinations, 38,741 appeared. Out of these, 28,415 students passed.
To get these results recounted, they will have to pay Rs. 500 per subject. In case of reverification, Rs. 1000 per paper will have to be paid. Students have been advised to apply to the principal of the concerned school by July 7th (Maxim News)
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