Entry time for shift 1 and shift 2 is 7.30 am and 12.30 pm, respectively. No candidate will be allowed to enter the exam hall after that. Candidates are also expected to follow all the CTET exam guidelines throughout the exam. According to the CTET exam timings, shift 1 will be conducted between 9.30 am to 12 noon and shift 2 from 2.30 pm to 5 pm.

A sealed test booklet containing an answer sheet will be given to candidates fifteen minutes prior to the start of the exam. “Cases where a candidate has not signed the Attendance Sheet a second time will be deemed not to have handed over the OMR Sheet and dealt with as unfair means case,” the board said.

CTET 2024: What not to carry

• Any stationery item like printed or written textual material, bits of papers, geometry, calculator, scale, writing pad, pen drives, eraser, whitener, calculator, log table, electronic pen, scanner, cardboard etc should not be carried inside the exam hall.
• Any communication or electronic devices like mobile phones, bluetooth, earphones, microphone, pager, health band are prohibited.
• Any wristwatch, wallet, goggles, handbags, gold or artificial ornaments etc are not allowed.
• Other goods found to help candidates pass the examination will be taken to mean using unfair means
• Smoking, gutkha chewing, and spitting in the examination hall strictly not allowed
• No cup of tea, coffee, cool water, or any eatable must be brought inside the Examination Center.

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Over 9.97 lakh students across Telangana are eagerly waiting for the TS Inter 2026 result. The exams concluded on March 18, 2026, and the evaluation process wrapped up by end of March. Now, it is just a matter of days before the Telangana Board announces the results.

This article gives you a real-time guide — covering expected dates, official websites, the exact steps to check your marks memo, the grading system, what to do if you are unhappy with your marks, and smart next steps after results are declared.

Important Dates at a Glance

Here is a complete timeline of the TS Intermediate 2026 exam cycle — from the first day of exams to the expected result declaration:

Important: The date of April 10–12, 2026 is tentative based on multiple media reports and TSBIE’s evaluation timeline. The board has not yet confirmed an exact date and time. Keep checking tgbie.cgg.gov.in and manabadi.co.in for official updates.

How to Check TS Inter Result 2026

Checking your result is quick and straightforward. All you need is your Hall Ticket Number and an internet connection. The board’s servers often experience heavy traffic when results go live — so try within the first 30 minutes or use a mirror portal (listed below).

1. Open your browser and go to the official TSBIE website: tgbie.cgg.gov.in or tgbienew.cgg.gov.in
2. On the homepage, look for the link: “TS Inter Results 2026” or “TGBIE Intermediate Results 2026”
3. Click the link and select your exam year — 1st Year or 2nd Year
4. Select your stream: General or Vocational if prompted
5. Enter your Hall Ticket Number carefully in the field provided
6. Click Submit — your result will appear on screen
7. Download the provisional marks memo as a PDF and take a printout for future use

Checking Result via SMS

If the website is slow due to heavy traffic, you can also check your result via SMS:

• For General 1st Year: Type TSGEN1 and send to 56263
• For General 2nd Year: Type TSGEN2 and send to 56263
• For Vocational 1st Year: Type TSVOC1 and send to 56263

Checking via DigiLocker

Students can also access their TS Inter Result 2026 through DigiLocker — a government-backed secure document vault. Download the DigiLocker app, navigate to the Education section, select Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education, and enter your Hall Ticket Number and Date of Birth. Your marks memo will be available digitally.

Official Websites & Trusted Mirror Portals

The following portals will host the TS Inter Result 2026 link. Always prefer the official board website first:

Grading System & Passing Marks

The Telangana Intermediate Board follows a grade-based evaluation system. To pass the TS Inter examination, a student must secure a minimum of 35% marks in each subject — both in theory and practical components separately. You must also score 35% in the aggregate to be considered as passed overall.

As a reference point, in the previous year (2025), the overall pass percentage for TS Intermediate was 66.89%. The 2026 results are expected to follow a similar trend, though the board may announce specific stream-wise and gender-wise breakdowns at the time of declaration.

What Does the Marks Memo Contain?

After checking your result, it is important to verify every detail on your provisional marks memo carefully. Your marks memo will show:

• Student’s full name and Hall Ticket Number
• Date of Birth and Father’s Name
• College Name and Code
• Subject-wise marks (Theory + Practical separately)
• Total aggregate marks and percentage
• Grade obtained in each subject
• Overall result status — Pass, Fail, or Compartment

Very important: The marks memo available online is provisional. The original physical marks memo will be distributed through your college. Keep both copies safe — you will need them for degree admissions, scholarship applications, and competitive exam registrations.

If you notice any error — such as a name misspelling, wrong marks, or incorrect date of birth — contact your college principal immediately. Do not wait until admissions begin.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Checking Results

• Checking results on unofficial or random websites — always use the board’s official portals or trusted mirrors like Manabadi
• Entering the wrong Hall Ticket Number — double check before hitting Submit
• Not downloading a copy of the marks memo immediately — the server can go down due to traffic
• Ignoring errors in the marks memo — report discrepancies to your college right away
• Panicking if the website is slow — wait a few hours or use the SMS option instead
• Believing unverified social media posts about result dates — always rely on tgbie.cgg.gov.in

 Key Takeaways

• TS Inter Result 2026 is expected between April 10–12, 2026 — no official time confirmed yet
• Both 1st Year and 2nd Year results are likely to be declared on the same day
• Over 9.97 lakh students appeared — 4,89,126 (1st Year) + 5,07,949 (2nd Year)
• Official website: tgbie.cgg.gov.in | Mirror: manabadi.co.in
• Minimum passing marks: 35% in each subject (theory and practical separately)
• Revaluation window opens shortly after results; supplementary exams in May/June 2026
• Always download and print your marks memo — it is needed for degree admissions
• Use DigiLocker for a secure digital copy of your marks memo

Conclusion

The TS Inter Result 2026 is one of the most anticipated academic announcements in Telangana every year. With nearly 10 lakh students whose academic futures hinge on this result, the pressure is understandably high. But now that evaluation is complete and the board is in the final stages of processing, the wait is almost over.

Keep your Hall Ticket Number ready, bookmark the official website at tgbie.cgg.gov.in, and avoid getting misled by unverified social media posts. Whether you’re expecting a top grade or bracing for a tough outcome, there are clear next steps — from degree admissions to revaluation to supplementary exams.

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