TOSS SSC, Inter Result 2026 Date and Time; Class 10, 12 marksheet tomorrow
Sundararajan | May 29, 2026 | 06:44 PM IST | 2 mins read
TOSS Results 2026: Students will be able to access the SSC and Intermediate scorecards on the official website at telanganaopenschool.org
TOSS SSC, Inter Result Date 2026: The Telangana Open School Society (TOSS) has announced the TOSS 2026 result date and time for Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Intermediate board exams. According to the IE report, the board will declare the TOSS SSC and Inter results tomorrow, May 30, at 11:30 am.
Students can check their TOSS Class 10 and 12 marksheets through the official websites – telanganaopenschool.org. To check the TOSS SSC, Inter scores, students need to enter the details, including their valid roll number.
The TOSS SSC, Intermediate exams 2026 were conducted from April 20 to 27, 2026, for over 73,359 students. The exams were conducted in two sessions — morning and afternoon. The morning session was held from 9 am to 12 noon, while the afternoon session took place from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
For the TOSS 2026 public exams, a total of 31,691 students appeared for the SSC exams, while 41,668 students appeared for the Intermediate exams.
The TOSS SSC and Inter scorecard will include students' names, roll numbers, subject names, total marks obtained in theory and practicals, division, qualifying status, and other details.
TOSS 2026 Result: Website to check
The alternative websites to check the TOSS 10th and 12th results 2026 are listed below.
- telanganaopenschool.org
- Manabadi
TOSS SSC, Inter Result 2026: Steps to check
To check the TOSS Board exam result for Class 10 and 12, students need to follow the steps given below:
- Visit the official result website at telanganaopenschool.org
- Click on the link that reads, “TOSS Board Result – SSC or Intermediate Examination 2026”
- Enter the roll number, and then click on the “View Result” button
- The TOSS SSC, Inter result will be displayed on the screen
- Download the Class 1o or Class 12 result and take a printout for future reference
To pass the TOSS SSC or Intermediate exams in 2026, students need at least 35% marks in each subject and overall. They must score 35% in both theory and practical or internal exams separately.
According to the previous year’s statistics, the TOSS SSC exams recorded a pass percentage of 48.86% in 2025, while the TOSS Intermediate exams recorded a pass percentage of 58.21%.
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