Telangana TS IPE 2025 exams 2025: Over 9.96 lakh students to appear for 1st, 2nd year exams

TS Inter 2025 Exams: For the TS inter first-year and second-year students, the TS IPE examinations will be conducted in the morning shift from 9 am to 12 noon.

Over 9 lakh registered for the TS Inter exams. (Express Photo by Gurmeet Singh/ representational)

The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) on March 5 will start the intermediate first year exams for 2025. The TS inter second year exams will begin on March 6. For the TS inter first-year and second-year students, the TS IPE examinations will be conducted in the morning shift from 9 am to 12 noon.

As per reports, 9,96,971 students registered for their Intermediate first and second year exams. The Intermediate Public Examinations 2025-Theory will be held from 9 am till 12 noon due to the hot weather conditions in the state.

The students are required to be in their seat in the exam hall by 8.30 am and the invigilators will distribute the question papers to them at 9 am. The students will be allowed entry into the examination hall up to five minutes after the deadline 9 am.

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The hall tickets for 2025 TS inter exams is available at the official website — tsbie.cgg.gov.in. Candidates will have to carry with them the TS inter hall tickets. The hall tickets have mention of the reporting time, exam day guidelines and other details on exams.

In 2024 board exams, a total of 9,81,000 students appeared for the IPE exams. The overall pass percentage in TS inter 1st year was 60.01 per cent, while it was 64.19 per cent in the TS inter 2nd year exams 2024. In the TS intermediate exams 2023, a total of 4,82,675 appeared in the first year exams of which 2,97,741 passed taking the pass percentage at 61.68 per cent. While in the IPE second year, 4,65,478 appeared for the exams of which 2,95,550 passed. The pass percentage was recorded at 63.49 per cent, which was a decrease from 2022’s 67.16 per cent.

Last year, the TS IPE 2nd year exams were held between February 29 and March 2, 2024.

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