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Schedule for remittance of SSC exam fee announced in Andhra Pradesh

A late fee of ₹50 will be charged if the payment is made between November 26 and December 2, and ₹200 will be charged if the payment is made between December 3 and 9

The Directorate of Government Examinations, Andhra Pradesh, has announced the schedule for remittance of examination fee for the SSC regular and once-failed candidates appearing for the SSC Public Examinations, to be held in March 2027.

As per an official release dated November 7, 2026, heads of schools can collect the exam fee from students and remit the same between November 11 and 25 online. If the payment is made after this date, an additional late fee would be charged.

A late fee of ₹50 would be charged if the payment is made between November 26 and December 2, and a fee of ₹200 would be charged if the payment is made between December 3 and 9. Further, the fee would be increased to ₹500 if the payment is made between December 10 and 15. Schools have been advised to make the payments immediately without waiting for the last date.

The heads of schools are expected to update and verify the data of appearing candidates on the educational management information system, https://udiseplus.gov.in, and then remit the fee online at https://bse.ap.gov.in.

The release further said that payment has to be made online and that those made through CFMS and bank challans will not be accepted and that due dates will not be extended under any circumstances.

The fee for regular candidates sitting for all subjects or more than three subjects is ₹125. Those appearing for up to three subjects is ₹110. An additional amount of ₹60 will be charged from vocational candidates. Age condonation fee for underage students is ₹300.

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