Kamal Ghorui
TS Inter Results 2026 Date 1st Year: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education is expected to announce the TS Intermediate Results 2026 shortly, with the tentative release scheduled by April 12, 2026. Students who appeared for the first- and second-year examinations will be able to access their results online using their roll number on the official portal.Results would be declared for both general and vocational groups. Students are encouraged to make their hall tickets available, as the roll number written on the admit card will be required for logging into the system. Results will not only be made available on the official website but also via SMS and DigiLocker facility.• Direct link to visit the official website | Result WebsiteExam schedule and evaluation processTS Inter First Year exams have been held from 25th February to 17th March, 2026, whereas the Second Year exams were held from 26th February to 18th March, 2026. Answer script evaluation process started from March 4, 2026, and is going on. Proposed result announcement dates include April 8, 10 and 12. Confirmation from the board is awaited. Total number of examinees are 9,97,075, out of which, there were 4,89,126 First Year and 5,07,949 Second Year examinees.
Checking the results onlineThe results can be checked online by clicking on the website’s link and then entering the necessary information. Thereafter, the result sheet will come up on the computer screen. The result sheet available online is tentative, while original certificates shall be sent through the school itself.One may also obtain digital marksheets by visiting the DigiLocker site and downloading the same from the education category.Re-evaluation, supplementary and grading systemCandidates dissatisfied with their marks can apply for re-evaluation or ask for photocopies of their evaluated answer script online. Students who have failed in one or two subjects are eligible to write their supplementary exams which will be conducted in the month of June or July. Students having failed in three subjects are advised to appear in the ensuing academic year.Marks needed for passing the exam include at least 35 per cent marks in every subject individually. Grading system consists of grades like grade A when 75 per cent marks and more are secured, while marks less than 35 per cent constitute failure.
