Telangana SSC Results 2025: Supplementary exams from June 3

Students who did not pass the March 2025 exams are advised to pay the examination fee through their respective schools by May 16. The final submission of data by District Education Officers (DEOs) is due by May 22. Students who miss this deadline can still apply up to two days before their scheduled exam with a late fee of Rs 50.

Additionally, candidates who want to ask for re-verification or a recount of marks must do so by May 15. Recounting costs Rs 500 per subject and can be completed directly at the Directorate’s office.

For re-verification and obtaining photocopies of evaluated answer scripts, students need to pay Rs 1,000 per subject and apply through their school heads using the online portal. It is crucial to note that re-verification includes re-totalling, checking for unvalued answers, and ensuring that all answers are marked—but does not entertain undervaluation appeals.

Out of 4,96,374 regular candidates who appeared, 4,60,519 students cleared the exams, recording a pass percentage of 92.78 per cent. 

Girls once again outperformed boys. While 94.26 per cent of the 2,46,029 girls passed, the pass percentage among boys was 91.32 per cent out of the 2,50,345 candidates. Private candidates fared comparatively poorly, with an overall pass percentage of 57.22 per cent, though even among them, girls outshone boys by securing 61.70% compared to 55.14 per cent.

The Telangana government reiterated that no educational institution is allowed to announce or advertise ranks, and violations will result in strict action including withdrawal of recognition.