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  • Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Education (Junior Inter) IPE Results March- 2011 Are Released.

    Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Education (Junior Inter) IPE Results (General & Vocational) March- 2011 Are Released.

    A.P. Board Of Intermediate Education March-2011
    Inter I Year Examination Results Available Now!

    Intermediate Exams are conducted by Board of Intermediate Education of Andhra Pradesh. The Intermediate Exams started on 9th March 2011 and been for 24th March 2011.

    This year More than 15 Lakhs students which includes for Inter 1st Year Students and Inter 2nd Year Students, appeared for Intermediate Exams which Includes MPC, BiPC, CEC, HEC, etc. Intermediate Board also conducted exams for vocational courses. Every year Intermediate board conducts Intermediate exams in a very professional way and tries to evaluate the papers in One Month from the completion date of exam.

    This year Intermediate Results 2011, Inter Results 2011 for Inter 2nd Year are expected in the month of April. As usual This year it is also expected Today i.e; 21st April 2011, how ever the decision is taken by Intermediate board and released a press note, which will be published in our website.

    FirstRanker.com publishes Intermediate Results, Inter Results 2011, Inter 2nd Year Results Immediate after release by Intermediate board. The Marks of Intermediate got weightage in EAMCET Ranks. 25% of Intermediate Marks will be taken into consideration for EAMCET Ranks.

    Board of Intermediate Education, A.P Intermediate Examination Results Through SMS.

    A.P. Junior Inter Results (General & Vocational) Through SMS :
    apji HTNO 5 67 67 999

    Board of Intermediate Education, A.P Intermediate Examination Results Through Phone Call.

    1. BSNL Land line / Mobile: 1255225
    2. Airtel: 543212222 / 52800
    3. IDEA: 5545678
    4. TATA: 12971
    5. Reliance: 56566 / 56300999
    6. Others: 53030 / 543217

    A.P. Junior Inter (General & Vocational) Results Through IVRS.

    A.P. Junior Inter Results (General & Vocational) Through IVRS :
    Call Now!
    12 555 96 (BSNL Phones) / 505 10 10 96 (Other Operators)

    Click on the below link to Check A.P Board of Intermediate Public Exams (IPE) I Year General and Vocational Results March-2011.

    Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate (Junior Inter) IPE (GENERAL) With Marks & Grade I Year Results – 2011.

    Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate (Junior Inter) IPE (VOCATIONAL) With Marks & Grade I Year Results – 2011.

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    Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate (Junior Inter) IPE (GENERAL) I Year Results – 2011.

    Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate (Junior Inter) IPE (VOCATIONAL) I Year Results – 2011.

    Hence FirstRanker.com Wishes all the Best to all the Intermediate Students of Andhra Pradesh for their 2011 Results.

  • More Intermediate seats than SSC pass outs.

    More Intermediate seats than SSC pass outs.

    HYDERABAD: The state government seems to be setting up educational institutions without assessing the demand-supply situation on the ground. The Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) has decided to sanction 1,600 junior colleges for the coming academic year (2011-12) and also additional seats in the existing 500 corporate junior colleges.

    While the addition is supposed to increase the number of intermediate seats from 19 lakh in 2010-11 to 25 lakh next academic year, the number students expected to clear SSC-2011 examination is just about 10 lakh. This would mean that about 23 per cent of seats in first year would remain vacant next year.

    “There were colleges where just about 30 to 40 students had taken admission. If the government sanctions more of such colleges, there would be institutions with zero admissions next year,” said Madhusudan Reddy, general secretary, Government Junior College Lecturers’ Association. There are about 4,800 junior colleges in the state, of which 3,500 are private ones. The number is expected to go up to 5,100 in 2011-2012. Ironically, while there are just about 820 government colleges, the state has not sanctioned more colleges in the government sector.

    Sources from the BIE said that with disproportionate increase in the number of intermediate colleges, private college managements are now vying with each other to attract students. “Colleges try to lure students promising them scholarships and other concessions. Students are also promised freebies including DVD players, laptops and even foreign trips,” sources said.

    Several corporate colleges which take sanction from the Board sell the property to other managements after three to four years. “Every year about 300 colleges are being transferred from one management to other. This is against BIE rules,” an official said. Also, most of the colleges get sanctioned in cities including Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy, Vijayawada and Vizag. “Seventy per cent of the colleges are located in these cities even as 220 mandals in the state do not have even a single college,” Madhusudan Reddy, pointed out.

    Observers opined that the state government should bring in a legislature to prevent mushrooming of colleges. “If the state government allows unusual surge of colleges, the quality of intermediate education would obviously decline,” said an official.

    Source : TOI

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