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The Telangana Secondary School Certificate (SSC) results for 2025 were officially declared by the Directorate of Government Examinations, Telangana, on April 30th. This announcement brings closure to the academic year for numerous students across the state who participated in the SSC examinations. Following the announcement, students are now able to access their marks memos through the designated official websites, including results.bse.telangana.gov.in, results.bsetelangana.org, and bse.telangana.gov.in. These online portals serve as the primary avenue for students to obtain their individual results, allowing them to assess their performance and plan their next steps in their academic journey. Simultaneously with the declaration of the TS SSC results, the Board has also released the crucial dates for the advanced supplementary examinations. These examinations provide a second opportunity for students who may not have achieved passing grades in the initial exams to improve their scores and secure their SSC certification. The supplementary exams are scheduled to be held from June 3rd to June 13th, 2025, with the examination timings set from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. This timeframe allows students adequate time to prepare and appear for the supplementary examinations, aiming to achieve the required passing marks. The release of these dates is crucial for students who need to reappear, enabling them to strategize their study plans and dedicate focused efforts to the subjects they need to improve upon. The prompt announcement of the supplementary exam schedule also allows schools and educational institutions to prepare accordingly, providing necessary support and resources to students who are preparing for these crucial examinations.
Students who were unsuccessful in passing the March 2025 exams are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the supplementary examination opportunity. To facilitate this process, students are advised to remit the required examination fee through their respective schools by the specified deadline of May 16th. This deadline is critical, as it ensures that students are registered for the supplementary exams and can participate in the scheduled sessions. The timely submission of the examination fee is essential to avoid any last-minute complications or potential delays in processing the registration. Following the student fee submission, the District Education Officers (DEOs) are responsible for the final submission of the compiled data by May 22nd. This data submission ensures that all registered students are accounted for, and the examination process can be streamlined effectively. However, recognizing that unforeseen circumstances may arise, the authorities have provided a grace period for students who might miss the initial deadline. Students who fail to meet the May 16th deadline can still apply for the supplementary exams up to two days before their scheduled examination date, albeit with a late fee of Rs 50. This provision offers a safety net for students who experience genuine difficulties in meeting the original deadline, allowing them to still participate in the supplementary exams and improve their academic standing. The late fee serves as an incentive for students to adhere to the initial deadline while providing flexibility for those who face unavoidable circumstances. This structured process ensures that all eligible students have the opportunity to reappear for the supplementary exams and strive for a passing grade.
In addition to the supplementary examinations, the Board also provides avenues for students to seek re-evaluation of their answer scripts through re-verification and recounting options. These options allow students to challenge the initial assessment of their performance and potentially improve their overall marks. Candidates who wish to request a re-verification or a recount of their marks must submit their applications by May 15th. This deadline is crucial, as it marks the final date for students to formally request a review of their answer scripts. The process of recounting marks involves a meticulous re-totaling of the marks awarded for each question to ensure accuracy. This process aims to rectify any potential errors in the initial totaling of the marks, potentially leading to an increase in the student's overall score. Recounting of marks can be completed directly at the Directorate’s office upon payment of a fee of Rs 500 per subject. This direct approach allows students to have their answer scripts recounted promptly and efficiently. For students who desire a more comprehensive review, the option of re-verification and obtaining photocopies of the evaluated answer scripts is available. This process entails a more in-depth examination of the answer script, including re-totaling, checking for unvalued answers, and ensuring that all answers have been appropriately marked. Students who wish to avail of this option need to pay a fee of Rs 1,000 per subject and apply through their school heads using the online portal. It is crucial to note that re-verification includes re-totalling, checking for unvalued answers, and ensuring that all answers are marked—but does not entertain undervaluation appeals. This clarification emphasizes that the re-verification process focuses on identifying and correcting any procedural errors in the assessment rather than subjective judgments about the quality of the answers.
The Telangana SSC results for 2025 reveal that out of the 4,96,374 regular candidates who appeared for the examinations, a total of 4,60,519 students successfully cleared the exams, resulting in a pass percentage of 92.78 per cent. This pass percentage indicates a generally positive outcome for the majority of the students who participated in the examinations. However, it is also important to recognize that a certain percentage of students did not achieve the passing grade and will need to reappear for the supplementary examinations. A notable trend observed in the Telangana SSC results is the consistent outperformance of girls compared to boys. This trend has been observed in previous years as well, highlighting the academic excellence of female students in the state. In the 2025 SSC results, 94.26 per cent of the 2,46,029 girls who appeared for the exams passed, while the pass percentage among boys was 91.32 per cent out of the 2,50,345 candidates. This significant difference in pass percentages underscores the higher academic performance of girls in the Telangana SSC examinations. Furthermore, the performance of private candidates was comparatively lower than that of regular candidates, with an overall pass percentage of 57.22 per cent. This disparity suggests that private candidates may face certain challenges in their preparation and performance compared to regular students who benefit from structured school environments. However, even among private candidates, girls outperformed boys, securing a pass percentage of 61.70% compared to 55.14 per cent. This consistent trend of girls outperforming boys across both regular and private categories further reinforces the academic excellence of female students in the Telangana SSC examinations.
In addition to the announcement of the SSC results and supplementary exam dates, the Telangana government has reiterated a strict directive regarding the announcement and advertisement of ranks by educational institutions. The government has made it unequivocally clear that no educational institution is permitted to announce or advertise ranks achieved by their students in the SSC examinations. This directive aims to discourage unhealthy competition among students and schools and to promote a more holistic approach to education that focuses on overall development rather than solely on achieving top ranks. The Telangana government has further warned that any violations of this directive will result in strict action, including the potential withdrawal of recognition for the educational institution involved. This stern warning underscores the government's commitment to enforcing the ban on rank announcements and advertisements and to ensuring that educational institutions comply with the regulations. The rationale behind this ban is to create a more equitable and stress-free learning environment for students, where they are not subjected to undue pressure to achieve top ranks. The government believes that focusing on the overall learning process and individual growth is more beneficial for students in the long run than obsessing over rankings. By discouraging rank announcements and advertisements, the Telangana government aims to foster a more positive and supportive educational environment that prioritizes the well-being and holistic development of all students. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to promoting a fair and equitable education system that values individual growth and discourages unhealthy competition.
Source: Telangana SSC Results 2025: Supplementary exams from June 3