TS SSC Supplementary Result 2025: When were scores announced in previous sessions?
Looking at the trends from previous years, the result timelines have varied but provide a general sense of what students can expect. Last year, the Telangana SSC supplementary results were announced on June 28, approximately two weeks after the exams concluded.
In 2023, the declaration came slightly later, on July 7, indicating a gap of about three and a half weeks from the end of the examinations. The 2022 cycle saw a significant delay, with results being released on September 2—almost three months after the exams, possibly due to post-pandemic scheduling disruptions. In 2021, the results were published on July 21, about six weeks after the tests were held.
Based on this data, the timeline has stabilised in the last two years to around three to four weeks post-exams, making the fourth week of June 2025 a likely window for this year's result.
Once results are out, students should immediately download their marks memo and carefully verify all the details, including name spellings and subject-wise scores. Any discrepancies should be reported to the board without delay to avoid issues during further admissions.
For those who pass, the next step would be securing admission into Class 11 through state or private institutions, depending on their chosen academic stream. The SSC certificate will play a crucial role in these admissions.
Students are advised to keep track of district-level counselling or school-level admission notices, which usually begin shortly after results are published. In some cases, students who fall just short of passing may have the option to apply for re-evaluation or special admission policies, depending on the board's final guidelines.
Meanwhile, the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) announced the TS Inter Supplementary Results 2025 on June 16. Students can download their marks memo from tgbie.cgg.gov.in or results.cgg.gov.in. The exams were held from May 22 to 29.
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