Telangana Inter First Year Admission 2024-25: TSBIE extends deadline till October 15; fee details
Alivia Mukherjee | September 28, 2024 | 12:04 PM IST | 2 mins read
TSBIE Intermediate Admission 2024-25: Students applying to private junior colleges will be required to pay a late fee of Rs 500.
NEW DELHI: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) has extended the deadline for first-year intermediate admissions for the academic year 2024-25. The new deadline for students to complete their admissions has been extended till October 15, 2024. However, the reason for this extension has not been revealed. Earlier the deadline was extended to September 15, 2024.
Parents and students are urged to verify the affiliation of their chosen junior colleges before proceeding with the admissions. The list of affiliated colleges is available on the official TSBIE websites: acadtgbie.cgg.gov.in and tgbie.cgg.gov.in .
TSBIE Inter 1st Year Admission 2024-25: Late fee for junior private colleges
According to the notice issued by TSBIE, admissions into government and government sector junior colleges can be completed without any late fees. However, students applying to private junior colleges will be required to pay a late fee of Rs 500.
The TSBIE has advised all junior college principals, including those from government, private aided, private unaided, cooperative, and residential institutions, to ensure the admission process for first-year Intermediate students continues smoothly until the extended deadline.
Telangana Intermediate Admission 2024-25: Official extension notice
The official TSBIE notice read, “All the Principals of the Government/Private Aided/Private Un- Aided/Co-Operative/TG Residential/TG Social Welfare Residential/TG Tribal Welfare Residential/TG Model Schools/TG BC Welfare/ TMRJC/KGBV /Incentive Junior Colleges and Composite Degree Colleges offering two year Intermediate Course are informed that, the last date for admissions into 1 year Intermediate for the academic year 2024-25 is extended up to 15-10-2024 with a late fee Rs.500/- for Private Junior Colleges and without a late fee for Government & Government Sector Junior Colleges.”
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TSBIE First-Year Intermediate Admission 2024: Documents required
Students will require the following documents for first-year intermediate course admission 2024-25:
- Class 10 or SSC marksheet (original and photocopy)
- Transfer certificate (TC) from the previous school
- Bonafide certificate from the last attended school
- Caste certificate (if applicable, for reservation benefits)
- Income certificate (if applying for fee concession or scholarship)
- Aadhaar card or any valid ID proof
- Recent passport-sized photographs (typically 4-6)
- Domicile or residence Certificate (if required)
- Migration Certificate (for students coming from boards outside Telangana).
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