Top News

New Delhi: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) has released the TS Inter Results 2026 for both first and second year students online across multiple official platforms on April 12.

The pass percentage for 1st Year students is 66.20 per cent (General stream: 66.94 per cent and Vocational stream: 59.30 per cent). The pass percentage for 2nd Year students is 70.58 per cent (General stream: 75.61 per cent and Vocational stream: 72.71 per cent). According to reports, girls have outperform boys in the exams.

Those who sat for the exams can check and download their marks’ memo by entering their hall ticket number and required login details on the result portals. The main website can face heavy traffic and hence, the board has enabled multiple alternate websites for smooth access. Candidates must keep their credentials ready in advance to avoid delays while checking their marks.

The websites where the students can check their marks are tgbie.cgg.gov.in, tgbienew.cgg.gov.in, tgbieht.cgg.gov.in, results.cgg.gov.in, results.gov.in, bse.telangana.gov.in. One can get the result links for both TS Inter 1st Year Results 2026 and TS Inter 2nd Year Results 2026 on these platforms.

Students should visit any of the official websites and click on the link for TS Inter 1st Year Results 2026 or TS Inter 2nd Year Results 2026. Then they have to enter their hall ticket number and other details, and they can see their respective result. If someone finds that the main website is down due to heavy traffic, then that person can visit the alternate websites to view the result.

It is suggested to download and save the mark’s memo which will have details like the student’s name, district, hall ticket number, marks in each subject, practical marks, total marks, grade, and where the students have passed or not. One must verify all the details and download the memo. A students can apply for revaluation or rechecking, and sit for supplementary examinations if fails to qualify.

It must be noted that in recent years, the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has withheld names of individual toppers so that students do not face unhealthy academic pressure and competition.