TS Inter Results 2026 date confirmed: Check date and time for 1st year, 2nd year scorecard announcement at tgbie.cgg.gov.in, steps, Digilocker, alternate websites

The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) will declare the TS Inter Results 2026 for first and second year students on April 12, the secretary confirmed. Nearly 9.97 lakh students who appeared for the examinations will be able to access their marks memo online.

TS Inter Results 2026 date 1st year Manabadi: Where students can check their marks

The official website will serve as the primary platform for checking results. Students can access their marks memo by entering their hall ticket number.

To manage heavy traffic, alternate websites have also been made available. Students are advised to keep their login credentials ready and use alternative links if the main portal is slow or unresponsive.

Step-by-step guide to check TS Inter 1st year result

Students can follow these simple steps:

• Visit the official website, tgbie.cgg.gov.in
• On the homepage, click on “TS Inter 1st Year Results 2026”
• Select your stream (General or Vocational)
• Enter your hall ticket number and date of birth
• Click on submit
• Your result will appear on the screen
• Download or take a printout for future use

Alternative websites to check results

Students can also access their scorecards through:

• manabadi.com
• manabadi.co.in

Follow the same process by entering login credentials to download the marks memo.

How to check TS Inter Results via SMS

Students can also check results via SMS:

• For 1st year (General): Type TSGEN1 and send to 56263
• For 2nd year (General): Type TSGEN2 and send to 56263

How to download TS Inter scorecard via Digilocker

• Register using school-provided access code, school code and roll number
• Verify mobile number via OTP
• Login using mobile number or email ID
• Access and download the scorecard

How to check via T App Folio

• Download T App Folio from Google Play Store
• Open the app and click on TS Inter result link
• Enter application number and date of birth
• Download and print the scorecard

Students are advised to keep a copy of the provisional marks memo safe until original documents are issued by their schools.

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TS Intermediate Results 2026 1st year

The 1st year Intermediate exams were held between February 26 and March 18 in a morning session from 9 am to 12 noon. As per board estimates, a large share of the nearly 9.9 lakh candidates appeared from the 1st year category, reflecting the scale of participation.

TS Inter Results 2026 date 1st year time: Past result trends

Looking at previous years, the board has usually declared results in April. In 2025, results came out in the third week of April, while in earlier years too, announcements largely stayed within a similar timeline, barring exceptional delays.

For 1st year students, the outcome is more than just a scorecard. It sets the academic direction for the final year and helps students and parents assess preparation gaps before the next board cycle begins.

TS Inter 1st Year Result 2026: Official websites

Official websites to check result
Students can access their TS Inter 1st year results on these official platforms:
TGBIE official website — https://tgbie.cgg.gov.in
TGBIE new results portal — https://tgbienew.cgg.gov.in
TGBIE results portal — https://tgbieht.cgg.gov.in

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These are the primary portals where the board publishes results once announced.

TS Inter 1st Year Result 2026: Pass criteria and grading system

Students must secure at least 35 per cent marks in each subject, including theory and practical components, to pass. An overall aggregate of 35 per cent is also required.

Those who fail to meet the criteria can appear for supplementary examinations.

The grading system classifies performance based on percentage ranges, with scores above 75 per cent falling under Grade A and lower scores distributed across subsequent grades.