After intermediate exam results, nine students kill themselves in Andhra Pradesh

After the Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Examination released the results of the class 11 and 12 exams on Wednesday, nine students committed suicide in that state.
It is alleged that two further students made suicide attempts.

Up to 10 lakh students registered to take the test. In class 11, 61 percent of students passed, while in class 12, 72% did.

According to reports, a 17-year-old kid committed himself by jumping in front of a train in the Srikakulam district. After failing most of the examinations, the intermediate first-year student from the district’s Dandu Gopalapuram town was said to be discouraged.

At her home in Trinadhapuram, within the jurisdiction of the Malkapuram police station, a 16-year-old girl committed suicide. She was allegedly disappointed after failing various subjects in the intermediate first year. She is from the Visakhapatnam area.

Another 18-year-old hanged himself at home in Visakhapatnam’s Kancharapalem neighbourhood. He had failed a subject in the second year of intermediate.

After failing the AP intermediate examination, two 17-year-old students from the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh committed themselves. A kid in the same district passed away after swallowing a pesticide, while a student girl committed suicide by diving into a lake.

Another student, age 17, hung himself to death at his Anakapalli home. Due to receiving poor grades in the intermediate first year, he was reportedly despondent.


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