TS Inter results 2024 today for 1st, 2nd year students; previous year statistics
Vikas Kumar Pandit | April 24, 2024 | 07:05 AM IST | 1 min read
The TS Inter 1st, 2nd year result 2024 will be announced during a press conference. Students can check results at tsbie.cgg.gov.in.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) will declare the TS Inter 1st, 2nd year result 2024 today at 11 am. Students who appeared for the Telangana board exams 2024, will be able to download the TS Inter 1st, 2nd year results 2024 by visiting the TSBIE official website, tsbie.cgg.gov.in.
The TS Inter 1st, 2nd year result 2024 will be announced during a press conference led by Burra Venkatesham, IAS, principal secretary to the government, education department, and Shruti Ojha, IAS, secretary of TSBIE. Alongside the announcement of the results, the district-wise performance and the names of the toppers will also be declared.
To access and download the TS Inter 1st, 2nd year results 2024, students will have to use their login credentials, including their roll number and application number. The results will contain information such as the student's name, roll number, application number, date of birth, parent's name, school name, qualifying status, details of subjects, marks obtained, passing marks, maximum marks, and grades.
TS Inter Results 2024: Websites to check
Students can visit the websites given below to check and download the TS Inter results 2024.
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tsbie.cgg.gov.in
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results.cgg.gov.in
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manabadi.com
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results.eenadu.net
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results.gov.in
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bse.telangana.gov.in
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manabadi.co.in
TS Inter exam 2024 for both 1st, 2nd year took place from February 28 to March 19, in two shifts daily. The first shift was conducted from 9 am to 12 pm, and the second shift was scheduled from 2 pm to 5 pm. The first-year examinations accommodated 4,78,527 students, while the second-year examinations were taken by over 4 lakh students.
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TS Inter Results 2024: Previous year statistics
Students can check the previous year's statices of 1st, 2nd year inter-result 2024 from the table given below.
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TS inter 1st-year results statistics |
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Year |
Girls Pass % |
Boys Pass % |
Overall Pass % |
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2023 |
68.85% |
56.80% |
63.85% |
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2022 |
72.33% |
54.20% |
63.32% |
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2021 |
56% |
42% |
49% |
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2020 |
67.4% |
52.3% |
60.01% |
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2019 |
62% |
53.14% |
59.34% |
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TS inter 2nd-year results statistics |
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Year |
Girls Pass % |
Boys Pass % |
Overall Pass % |
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2023 |
73.46% |
60.66% |
65.26% |
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2022 |
75.86% |
60% |
67.1% |
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2021 |
- |
- |
100% |
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2020 |
75.15% |
62.1% |
68.86% |
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2019 |
71.5% |
58.2% |
65% |
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