Manabadi TS SSC 10th results 2021: Check result through websites and mobile apps

Read | Manabadi TS Telangana SSC 10th Results 2021 Live Updates

The details of grades allotted on the basis of internal assessment marks will be available on the websites bse.telangana.gov.in from 3 pm onwards, Sabitha Indra Reddy, state education minister said.

The minister said that grades for students were determined on the basis of internal assessment marks. The minister said that 5,21,073 students who were registered for the SSC (Class 10) examinations have passed.

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Of these, 5,16,578 were regular students while 4,495 had previously failed and are currently paying exam fees. Of the regular attendees, 2,62,917 were boys and 2,53,661 were girls. A total of 2,10,647 students achieved a 10/10 GPA. The minister revealed that a total of 535 schools have a 10/10 GPA.

The minister suggested that pass memos relating to students could be taken up by the concerned principals. In case of any errors in the students’ pass memos, the SSC will be informed by the concerned principals.

For the second year, the Telangana education department will announce the results on the basis of internal assessments. In 2020, the state board had conducted three examinations for SSC students and had to cancel the remaining exams due to the nationwide lockdown due to COVID-19. The final results were prepared based on performance in internal assessments.

TS Telangana SSC result 2021 scorecard: How to check  

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

Step 2: Click on the ‘SSC Result’ link

Step 3: Log-in using credentials

Step 4: Result will be displayed on the screen, download for future purpose

In an official notice, the state government said that due to the Covid-19 pandemic situation in the state, it is “hereby decided to declare the results as pass for all the students of Class 10 as a one-time measure, duly considering their performance in internal assessments for 20 per cent (one formative assessment was conducted instead of two formative assessments due to Covid-19), the department decided to scaling of 20 per cent of internal assessment marks to 100 per cent marks.”

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