Tamil Nadu SSLC, HSE +1 supplementary results 2025 declared: Check direct link and steps to download scorecards here
The Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE) has officially released the Class 10 (SSLC) and Class 11 (HSE +1) supplementary exam results for 2025. The results were made available on July 31, 2025 at 2:30 PM, providing students who appeared for the re-exams with another chance to qualify for higher classes.
These supplementary exams were conducted earlier in July 2025, for students who had failed or wanted to improve their marks in one or more subjects.
How to check TN SSLC, HSE +1 supplementary results 2025
Students can follow these steps to check their results online:
Visit any of the official websites:
dge.tn.gov.in
tnresults.nic.in
apply1.tndge.org
On the homepage, click on the relevant result link:
'SSLC Supplementary Exam Result 2025' or
'HSE +1 Supplementary Exam Result 2025'
Enter your registration number/roll number and date of birth in the given fields.
Click on 'Submit' to view your result.
The marks memo and provisional certificate will appear on the screen.
Download and save a copy for your records.
Direct link to check results
here
.
What the marksheet includes
The provisional marksheet available online contains:
Student's name and roll number
Date of birth
Subject-wise marks (theory and practical, if applicable)
Total marks obtained
Result status (Pass/Fail)
Provisional Certificate statement
QR code or digital signature (for verification)
Note:
This provisional marksheet can be used for admission purposes. The original final certificate will be issued later through schools.
What's next for students?
Depending on their result, students have a few important options and deadlines ahead:
Qualified students:
Those who passed the supplementary exam can proceed with Class 11 admissions (for SSLC students) or Class 12 continuation (for HSE +1 students). Many schools are accepting online and offline applications.
Apply for scanned copies:
If a student wants to verify how their paper was evaluated, they can apply for a scanned copy of the answer sheet:
Available via DGE portal
Nominal fee may be applicable (approximately ₹275 per subject)
Revaluation or retotaling:
Students not satisfied with their marks can apply for:
Retotaling: Rechecking of marks
Revaluation: Reassessment of the answer sheet
Forms will be available after scanned copies are released.
Still not passed?
If a student could not pass even in the supplementary exam, they may appear in the next session or consider open school options, skill-based programs, or repeat the class in 2025–26.
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