BSEAP Class X Compartment Exam 2027: Expected June–July 2027, Eligibility and Result Date

The BSEAP Class X Advanced Supplementary Examination (ASE) 2027 — commonly referred to as the compartment exam — is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP) for students who fail in one or two subjects in the annual SSC examination. Since the 2027 SSC main exam is expected in March–April 2027 and results in May 2027, the BSEAP ASE 2027 dates and application form are expected to be released on bse.ap.gov.in in May 2027.

The AP Board SSC Advanced Supplementary Examination offers students a structured second opportunity to pass the subject(s) they failed in the main exam. Students who fail in three or more subjects in the BSEAP SSC main exam are not eligible for the ASE and must repeat the academic year as regular students.

Based on the 2026 cycle, BSEAP held the ASE in June 2026, approximately four to six weeks after the main SSC result was declared. The 2027 supplementary exam is expected to follow the same pattern — with the ASE window likely in June–July 2027 and results in July–August 2027.

• Students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects in the AP SSC 2027 main exam can appear for the Advanced Supplementary Examination (ASE) 2027.
• The BSEAP Class X ASE 2027 is expected to be held in June–July 2027, following the SSC 2027 main exam results declared in May 2027.
• Applications are submitted through bse.ap.gov.in during the official registration window, expected to open in May 2027.
• The minimum passing marks in BSEAP Class X is 35 out of 100 marks in each subject (35%).
• Passing the ASE results in a Pass (Supplementary) status on the official mark sheet for the cleared subject(s).
• Students who fail the BSEAP ASE must repeat the academic year; they are not eligible for direct promotion to the next class.
• The BSEAP ASE 2027 hall ticket will be available on bse.ap.gov.in approximately one to two weeks before the exam.

BSEAP Class X Advanced Supplementary Examination 2027

Every year, thousands of Andhra Pradesh Class X students appear in the Advanced Supplementary Examination after failing in one or two subjects in the annual SSC exam. The board conducts the ASE as a standalone exam cycle — with its own application form, admit card, and result — typically within two months of the main SSC result declaration. As of September 2026, BSEAP has not yet announced the 2027 ASE schedule; all projected dates on this page are based on the 2026 cycle pattern and will be updated once the board publishes its official notification.

BSEAP Class X Compartment Date Sheet 2027

BSEAP will release the Advanced Supplementary Examination 2027 schedule on bse.ap.gov.in after the SSC 2027 main exam results are declared. As of September 2026, the 2027 ASE dates are not yet announced; the board typically releases the supplementary exam timetable within two to three weeks of the main result, which is expected in May 2027. The table below lists all key events in the 2027 compartment exam cycle in upcoming-first order, with expected dates based on the 2026 cycle pattern.

Within the exam window, BSEAP schedules each subject on a separate date. Based on the 2026 timetable, subjects are spread across approximately two weeks, with language papers in the first week and Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies in the second week. The expected subject-wise structure is shown below; exact dates and times will be confirmed in the official ASE 2027 timetable.

Note: All 2027 dates are projected based on the AP Board’s 2026 ASE cycle. Official dates, exact timings, and the subject-wise timetable will be published by BSEAP on bse.ap.gov.in after the main SSC 2027 results are declared in May 2027. Students must check the official website for the confirmed schedule.

BSEAP Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure

Students appearing for the BSEAP Class X Advanced Supplementary Examination 2027 must pay the prescribed registration fee at the time of application. The fee is charged per subject — students failing in two subjects pay the fee twice, once for each subject. The official 2027 fee structure will be announced in the ASE 2027 notification on bse.ap.gov.in; the figures below are based on the 2026 cycle and are expected to remain similar or be revised marginally upward.

Note: Fee amounts above are indicative, based on the 2026 ASE cycle. The official fee schedule for BSEAP ASE 2027 will be published in the board’s notification on bse.ap.gov.in. Fees paid are generally non-refundable once registration is confirmed.

BSEAP Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027

The minimum passing marks for the BSEAP Class X Advanced Supplementary Examination 2027 are identical to the annual SSC main exam. Students must secure at least 35 out of 100 marks in each subject to pass — the 35% minimum passing threshold set by the Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh.

For subjects with a practical component (Physical Science and Biological Science), students must pass the written exam and practical components independently. Internal/Project Assessment marks awarded during the school year are generally carried forward and added to the ASE written exam marks to determine the final subject total. A student who achieves a combined total of at least 35 out of 100 — with the written exam component also cleared at 35% — is considered to have passed the subject in the ASE.

Is 35 the passing marks out of 100 in BSEAP Class X?

Yes. The minimum passing marks for BSEAP SSC Class X is 35 out of 100 in each subject (35%). For subjects with 80 marks of written theory, a student needs at least 28 marks in the exam hall. For Physical and Biological Sciences, where the written component is 60 marks, students need at least 21 marks in the written exam. The written component must be cleared at 35% independently — even if internal/project assessment marks push the combined total past 35, a written exam score below the threshold means the subject is not cleared. This rule applies equally to the ASE and the main SSC exam.

BSEAP Class X Passing Marks — Quick Reference

BSEAP Class X Grading System

The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh uses a 10-point grading scale for SSC Class X results. The CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is calculated as the average of the grade points earned across the best five subjects. Students who pass one or more subjects in the Advanced Supplementary Examination receive grades on the same scale; their revised mark sheet will show the ’Pass (Supplementary)’ annotation alongside the grade assigned for each ASE-cleared subject. A grade of D1 (35–40 marks) is the minimum passing grade.

Note: A student who scores D1 (35–40 marks) in one or more subjects in the ASE is considered to have passed those subjects. The CGPA on the final mark sheet is recalculated by BSEAP after incorporating the ASE scores. Students who pass all subjects — including those cleared via the ASE — are eligible for admission to Class XI / Intermediate.