Telangana SSC Exam 2025 Admit Cards Released, Check The Details

HYDERABAD: The Directorate of Government Examinations, Telangana, has issued the hall tickets for Class 10 students on its official website, bse.telangana.gov.in.

The students who have registered for the examination can download their hall tickets from the official website, bse.telangana.gov.in.

The TS SSC exams will commence on March 21 with the first language papers and will conclude on April 4, with the OSSC Main Language Paper II exams including Sanskrit and Arabic papers.

Students can download the Class 10 hall tickets using login credentials such as date of birth, roll number and captcha code.

How to download TS SSC Hall Tickets 2025

Step 1: Visit the official website, bse.telangana.gov.in.

Step 2: Click on the ‘SSC Public examination March 2025 hall ticket’ link on the homepage

Step 3: Choose the category of the candidates regular, private, OSSC or vocational

Step 4: A new login page will appear on the display screen.

Step 5: Enter the login credentials and submit.

Step 6: TS Class 10 board hall tickets will appear on the screen.

Step 7:  Download and take a printout for reference

For direct link to download Telangana SSC 2025 hall tickets, click here.

In case of any discrepancy on the admit card, the students should immediately inform the board to ensure corrections are made before the exams begin.

Modifications can be requested online via the application correction link. A prescribed fee must be paid, and the changes require approval from the Divisional Board. Once approved, students can download the updated admit card through the “correction admit card” link.

The Telangana State Board will declare the SSC exam results a few weeks after the exams conclude. Once released, candidates can access their scorecards by entering their admit card ID number, school ID, date of birth, and captcha code on the official website.

Students will be required to score at least 35% marks in each of the subjects in TS SSC 2025 to pass the exams. Those scoring below 35% marks will be considered as fail.