The Andhra Pradesh Board has announced examination fee deadlines for March 2027 SSC exams, with payments without a late charge accepted from November 11 to 25.
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The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP), has released the examination fee payment schedule for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Open School SSC (OSSC) and vocational public examinations scheduled for March 2027.According to the notification issued by the Directorate of Government Examinations, Andhra Pradesh, on November 7, 2026, school headmasters can submit examination fees without a late charge between November 11 and November 25, 2026.
Schools that miss the initial deadline will have to pay additional charges depending on the date of fee submission. The maximum late fee has been fixed at Rs 500.The fee payment process will be conducted online through the official BSEAP website, bse.ap.gov.in. The notification has been issued by K V Srinivasulu Reddy, Director of Government Examinations, Andhra Pradesh.

The board has announced four payment windows for schools submitting examination fees for the March 2027 examinations.
| Fee payment category | Dates | Late fee |
|---|---|---|
| Without late fee | November 11–25, 2026 | Nil |
| First late fee window | November 26–December 2, 2026 | Rs 50 |
| Second late fee window | December 3–9, 2026 | Rs 200 |
| Third late fee window | December 10–15, 2026 | Rs 500 |
If any scheduled payment date falls on a public holiday, the next immediate working day will be considered for fee submission.The board has also clarified that the prescribed deadlines will not be extended. Schools have been advised to complete the payment process well before the closing date.
BSEAP has prescribed different examination fees depending on the number of subjects a student is appearing for. Additional charges will apply to vocational candidates and students seeking age condonation.
| Candidate category | Examination fee |
|---|---|
| Regular candidates appearing in all subjects | Rs 125 |
| Candidates appearing in more than three subjects | Rs 125 |
| Candidates appearing in up to three subjects | Rs 110 |
| Additional vocational fee | Rs 60 |
| Age condonation fee | Rs 300 |
Vocational candidates must pay the additional Rs 60 along with the applicable examination fee. Students applying for age condonation will have to pay Rs 300 online through the BSEAP portal.
The board has issued specific instructions to schools regarding the examination fee submission process.Online payment: Headmasters must submit examination fees through their school login on bse.ap.gov.in.UDISE+ verification: Schools must update and verify student details through their respective UDISE+ logins before making payments.No offline payment: Fees paid through CFMS or bank challans will not be accepted.
No manual nominal rolls: Schools are not required to submit Manual Nominal Rolls (MNRs) to the Deputy Educational Officer, District Educational Officer or BSEAP.Deadline compliance: Schools should avoid waiting until the last date because the board has clarified that payment deadlines will not be extended.The detailed payment procedure and user manual are available through the SSC examination fee application on the official website.
The fee schedule applies to candidates appearing for the following examinations in March 2027:
Andhra Pradesh Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Public Examinations.
Open School Secondary Certificate (OSSC) examinations.
SSC vocational examinations.
Students and parents should contact their respective school headmasters for assistance with fee submission and verification of examination details.
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