AP Inter Hall Ticket – How to Download, Verify and Use It

If you’re gearing up for the Andhra Pradesh Intermediate exam, the first thing you need is a valid Hall Ticket. Without it, you won’t be allowed inside the exam hall, and that can ruin your plans. Good news: getting your AP Inter Hall Ticket is quick and free if you follow the right steps.

How to Download Your AP Inter Hall Ticket

Step 1 – Visit the official portal. Open interresult.ap.gov.in on any browser. This is the only site approved by the state education board, so avoid third‑party links that might ask for payment.

Step 2 – Enter your details. You’ll need your Registration Number, Date of Birth, and the password you set during registration. Double‑check each field; a single typo will stop you from accessing the ticket.

Step 3 – Click “Generate Hall Ticket.” The system will pull up a PDF that shows your name, roll number, exam center, and timings. Download the file and save it on your phone and a USB drive. Having a backup prevents last‑minute hiccups.

Step 4 – Print a hard copy. The exam hall requires a printed version with a clear barcode. Use a good‑quality printer and make sure the entire page is legible. If you can’t print at home, most local cyber cafes will do it for a small fee.

Step 5 – Verify the information. Check that your name spelling, roll number, and exam center match what you expect. If anything looks off, log back into the portal immediately and correct it. The board usually updates errors within 24 hours.

Important Tips for Exam Day

Carry the printed Hall Ticket along with a valid ID (Aadhar, Voter ID, or Passport). The ID must match the name on the ticket; otherwise, you’ll be sent home.

Arrive at least 30 minutes early. This gives you time to locate the venue, settle in, and clear any security checks. If you’re traveling to a new city, plan your route the night before and factor in traffic.

Bring a small bag with essentials only: your Hall Ticket, ID, a pen (the board often bans pencils), and a bottle of water. No electronic devices, books, or notes are allowed inside the hall.

Stay calm and double‑check the exam timings posted on the ticket. Some centers start at 9 AM, while others begin at 10 AM. Missing the start time can mean a zero score.

After the exam, keep the Hall Ticket safe. You’ll need it later when you check your results on the same portal. The result page will ask for your roll number and the Hall Ticket number, so having them handy speeds up the process.

Finally, if you run into any trouble—like a misplaced ticket or a mismatch in details—contact the board’s helpline (080‑2223‑3400) right away. They can re‑issue a ticket or guide you through corrections before the exam date.

Following these steps ensures you won’t waste precious time or energy on administrative issues. Focus on your preparation, and let the Hall Ticket be a simple, hassle‑free step in your exam journey.