byGaganDeep
Updated on - 30 Apr, 2024
The authorities at Telangana State Board of Secondary Education (TSBSE) are expected to release TS SSC 2024 result during the last week of May 2024. The TSSC Board March 2024 examinations may be likely in month of March in 2024. It is anticipated that 500,000 students are going to register for the SSC boards in Telangana by the year next.
The telangana state SSC (class 10) results of the year 2024 will be published on the official web portals - bse.telangana.gov.in and results.cgg.gov.in. Students will be able to check their marks by logging in with their hall ticket number. hall ticket number is an authentic information which is used by students when they check for their marks. The outcome data shall be the passing and total marks, grading, and result status subject-wise.
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Declaration Date | April 30, 2024 (Expected) |
| Declaration Time | 11:00 AM IST (Expected) |
| Website | bse.telangana.gov.in https://bse.telangana.gov.in |
| Previous Year's Pass Percentage | 86.6% (2023) |
| Number of Students Appeared | (To be announced) |
| Supplementary Exams | Dates to be announced in June 2024 |
1. Be sure to visit the official website of Telangana State Board of Secondary Education (bse.telangana.gov.in) on May 2024, the day the results would be declared. Note that the date would be informed earlier.
2. From the homepage, search and click to access 'TS SSC Result 2024' webpage. This will get users to a log-in page for the results.
3. If you have access to the hall ticket number enter it on the page along with other login credentials as specified. Enter sure correct information.
4. Entering the details click on Submit is next procedure. Your result of the TS 10th grade 2024 will then be shown on the screen.
5. Make sure that your name, roll number, subjects score calculation, total marks, and qualification status are all confirmed with a focused watching of the result page. Enroll and gain access to hard-copy materials. You can also use the softcopy version for future references.
6. In the cases where a student finds that they are not happy with the marks they have attained they are able to submit an application for revaluations and rechecking once the procedure of revaluations and rechecking has begun. Complement this by carrying out the following procedures.
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Marking Scheme | 600 marks total (100 marks per subject) |
| Board Exam Weightage | 480 marks (80%) |
| Internal Assessment Weightage | 120 marks (20%) |
| Subjects | Telugu, English, Hindi, Mathematics, General Science, Social Science |
| Passing Marks | Minimum 35% in each subject and overall |
| Grading System | 9 grades (A1 to E) based on marks scored |
1. Name of the student: Making official name of the student as per the official records have been provided. The fact that the student can identify and confirm the result of his own is achieved through this.
2. Roll number: All the students get a unique identification number for identification purpose. These digits are used to spot the respective student’s result and also to help in the identification process.
3. School name & location: The name and location of this individual school that the student studied in for class 10 and sat the board examination in the same are also given. It is this minimal advertising that lends the school its credibility.
4. Subjects & marks: The Student Secondary Certificate (SSC) exam, which was completed by the student, is scored based on the marks in each subject taken at the class 10 level. This structurally splits the student into a separate topics performance.
5. Qualifying status: The outcome not only specifies whether the student outperformed or not the SSC exam, rather it qualifies the pass or failure accordingly by passing the minimum marks set by the board.
6. Percentage & CGPA: In the overall assessment both the total marks and the cumulative grade point average is recorded. These grades give an indication of the total student performance.
1. Hall Ticket/Admit Card: Students have to bring with them their SSC hall tickets which had been sent earlier as duly certificated by the Board. It has crucial information in it like roll number which will be asked if you check the results online.
2. Basic Details: Students should be aware of not only their own name but also that of their father, date of birth and other registration details as provided in the application form. In order to sign in and view your result portal, you will be prompted to provide these vital details.
3. Mobile Phone/Computer & Internet Connection: A smartphone user or a person with a reliable Internet connection via a computer will need to log into the main website and gain access to the result checking page without experiencing any connectivity issues.
4. Registration Credentials (if pre-registered): they must have got their log in credentials already which can be, e. g, registration number, password. So they can use these details to login in quickly.
5. Official Website Link: Students must be in a position where they have a way of checking results from the official website by making them log on to the right website to thwart any attempts of fraud. The site too can be cross-checked for the very genuineness.
Telangana State SSC Exam (TSSC) is a standardized test conducted by Telangana State Board of Secondary Education (TSBSE) to the students in the Telangana state of India from the schools who completed their secondary education. TS SSC is taken by the students belonging to the age group 15-16 and the subject which is examined as part of the 10th standard curriculum include Mathematics, General Science, Social Studies, English Language and Hindi/Telugu Language.
Based on their TSSC exams results which determines if a student is eligible to join the junior colleges which offer two-year course or choose to enter the vocational training programs. The exam, a twenty-four hour or fifteen days' exercise, are held in March at specified centers where invigilators are usually on the floor to monitor the conduct of the exam. Extensive preparation starts long before the final exam which involves both schools and students’ revision classes and tests.