IPASE-2025 hall tickets available on Inter Board website
In a statement on Monday, Board Secretary Kritika Shukla said students can download the hall tickets by providing their IPE March 2025 hall ticket number and date of birth. Students can also download the hall tickets through Mana Mithra, Government of AP WhatsApp number 9552300009 by selecting the Education Service option and entering the IPE March, 2025 hall ticket number, Aadhaar Number and date of birth.
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