TS TET 2025 Results DECLARED! Check Telangana Teacher Eligibility Test scores at tgtet.aptonline.in; 4-simple steps here
TS TET Result 2025: How to check
Step 1: Visit TGTET official website at tgtet.aptonline.in
Step 2: Navigate to TGTET-June result link available on the home page
Step 3: A new page will open where candidates need to enter 'Journal Number / Hall Ticket Number' , 'Date of Birth' and select 'Applied Exam Paper' before clicking on proceed.
Step 4: Check and download, take a printout and keep the hard copy for future use.
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