TGBIE TS Telangana Inter Results 2026 Live: Students download their marks memos from the official website — tgbie.cgg.gov.inK. Keshava Rao, advisor to the Telangana Government (Public Affairs), along with Yogita Rana, IAS, secretary to the Telangana Government’s Education Department and vice-chairperson of the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) on April 12 announced the Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) results for both first and second year students from the Hyderabad office. IPE students can check and download their TS Inter marks memo from the official websites — tgbie.cgg.gov.in and results.cgg.gov.in — by entering their hall ticket numbers. The results were announced for both general and vocational streams. In addition to the official websites, students can access their Telangana Inter 1st and 2nd year results and pass status on the IE Education portal.
The TS Intermediate Public Examinations 2026 were conducted across February and March. The first year examinations took place from February 25 to March 17, while the second year examinations were held between February 26 and March 18.
TSBIE TS Inter Results 2026 Direct: How to check and download Makrsheet
The practical examinations for IPE 2026 were conducted from February 2 to February 21, 2026, including Sundays. These were held in two sessions each day — a morning shift from 9 am to 12 noon and an afternoon shift from 2 pm to 5 pm. The English practical exams were organised separately, with first year students appearing on January 21, 2026, and second year students on January 22, 2026.
As per a press release by the Telangana Board around 9.97 lakh students had appeared for the Inter 1st and 2nd year examinations across 1495 examination centres.
Students can access their TS Inter 1st and 2nd year scorecard at the links given below:
- tgbie.cgg.gov.in
- results.cgg.gov.in
Mulugu: 66.67 per cent
Jagityal: 66.13 per cent
Komram Bheem (Asifabad): 64.71 per cent
The district-wise pass percentages of 2nd year private students from vocational stream are more consistent. However, they're still significantly lower than the district-wise performance of regular students.
Medak achieved the highest district-wise pass percentage with 68.75 per cent of 2nd year priavte vocational stream students passing the exam.
Mulugu: 51.51 per cent
Komram Bheem (Asifabad): 42.22 per cent
Wanaparthy: 38.56 per cent
The district wise pass percentage for private students is significantly lower than regular students.
Jayashankerbhoopalapalli district with 59.09 pass percent tops the list in the general stream.
Hyderabad districts (I, II, III) show significantly lower pass rates than suburban districts like Medchal and Ranga Reddy
The TS Inter IPE March 2026 results are officially declared. Second Year General Regular records best pass rate in 5 years at 75.61%. Girls outshine boys across all streams. Medchal tops districts. MPC leads groups. Supplementary exams from 13th May 2026.
Sanga Reddy: 61.59% | Yadadri: 60.33% | Mancherial: 60.31% | Jangaon: 59.66% | Wanaparthy: 58.27%.
Suryapet: 62.60% | Mahabubnagar: 62.19% | Hyderabad-II: 62.17% | Jogulamba (Gadwal): 62.06%.
Hyderabad-III: 65.39% | Bhadradri Kothagudem: 63.49% | Nirmal: 62.93% | Jagityal: 62.81% | Nalgonda: 62.81%.
Karimnagar: 70.17% | Hanamakonda: 69.16% | Hyderabad-I: 67.20% | Komram Bheem (Asifabad): 66.68%.
Jayashanker (Bhoopalapalli): 73.04% | Khammam: 72.06% | Mulugu: 71.31% — top five districts for First Year.
Ranga Reddy comes in second in First Year General with 76.38% pass rate. 80,096 students appeared — the largest district count in First Year.
Medchal leads First Year General with 77.31% pass rate — 65,871 students appeared, 50,924 passed.
CEC: 93,431 appeared, 41,955 passed. Pass rate is 44.90% in First Year CEC group — nearly half the students failed.
HEC LOWEST: HEC group records the lowest First Year pass rate at 34.34% — only 3,447 out of 10,039 students passed.
MEC: 16,547 appeared, 10,601 passed. Pass rate is 64.07% in First Year MEC group.
BPC: 1,01,907 appeared, 73,770 passed. Pass rate is 72.39% in First Year BPC group.
MPC tops with 75.51% pass rate — 2,19,679 appeared, 1,65,880 passed
13 students were caught under malpractice in First Year — 12 in General and 1 in Vocational stream.
28,062 students scored C Grade (50–60%) | D-GRADE: 10,269 students scored D Grade (35–50%) in First Year
75,096 students scored B Grade (60–75%) in First Year across General and Vocational streams.
2,10,380 students (General + Vocational) scored A Grade (75% and above) in First Year — that's 43% of all students who appeared
Girls outperform boys by a massive 16.71 percentage points in First Year — 74.40% vs 57.69%. The gender gap is even wider than in Second Year
2,40,013 boys appeared in First Year (General + Vocational), 1,38,475 passed — a pass rate of 57.69%.
2,49,110 girls appeared in First Year (General + Vocational), 1,85,331 passed — a pass rate of 74.40%.
47,260 students appeared, 28,027 passed. Pass percentage is 59.30%.
4,41,863 students appeared, 2,95,780 passed. Pass percentage is 66.94%.
Out of 4,89,123 students who appeared (General + Vocational), 3,23,807 passed.
2022: 50.70%
2023: 51.49%
2024: 50.57%
2025: 57.69%
2026: 59.30%.
Nizamabad records 66.19%
Mahabubabad: 64.37%
Siddipet: 63.81%
Kamareddy: 63.09% in Second Year General Regular.
Adilabad: 62.50%
Warangal: 60.80%
Rajanna (Siricilla) records the lowest pass rate among districts at 58.69%
Vikarabad: 69.23%
Medak: 68.59%
Peddapalli: 68.29%
Nagarkurnool: 66.27% in Second Year General Regular.
Wanaparthy: 70.99%
Hyderabad-II: 70.32%
Suryapet: 70.11% in Second Year General Regular. Narayanpet closely follows at 69.90%.
Mahabubnagar: 72.65%
Jangaon: 72.25%
Mancherial: 71.63%
Sanga Reddy: 71.22% in Second Year General Regular.
Nirmal records 73.43%
Jogulamba (Gadwal): 73.01%
Hyderabad-III: 73%
Yadadri: 72.99% in Second Year General Regular exams.
Jagityal: 74.90%
Hyderabad-I: 74.42%
Nalgonda: 73.69% in Second Year General Regular stream.
Hanamakonda district clocks 78.57%, and Bhadradri Kothagudem records 77.71% in Second Year General Regular.
Khammam records 81.60% pass percentage. Karimnagar follows with 80.04% in Second Year General Regular exams.
Ranga Reddy district records 81.61% pass rate in Second Year General Regular. 74,723 students appeared and 60,981 passed — making it one of the largest districts by student count.
Mulugu district records 82.12% pass percentage in Second Year General Regular — the fourth highest in Telangana.
Komram Bheem (Asifabad) secures third place in district rankings with 82.16% pass rate in Second Year General Regular exams.
Jayashanker (Bhoopalapalli) district comes in second with 82.34% pass percentage in General Second Year Regular exams.
Medchal district tops the list with an outstanding 82.73% pass rate. 64,146 students appeared and 53,071 passed.
3,170 students appeared, 1,591 passed. Pass percentage is 50.19%.
Second Year General Private students recorded a pass percentage of just 29.33% — only 14,915 out of 50,846 who appeared managed to pass.
42,458 students appeared, 30,872 passed with a pass percentage of 72.71%.
The 2026 Second Year General pass percentage of 75.61% is the highest in the last five years. Compare: 2025 was 71.43%, 2024 was 69.49%, 2023 was 67.27%, and 2022 was 68.68%.
2,12,930 girls appeared in General Regular Second Year, and a strong 1,74,136 cleared their exams — a pass rate of 81.78%
In Second Year General Regular stream, girls recorded a pass percentage of 81.78% compared to boys at 68.99%. Girls continue to lead!
Out of 5,07,948 students who appeared for the Second Year IPE March 2026 (General + Vocational combined), 3,58,490 students have passed. Overall pass percentage stands at 70.58%.
A total of 9.97 lakh students appeared for the Intermediate First and Second Year examinations in March 2026 across Telangana.
Students can check their results on the official websites: tgbie.cgg.gov.in and results.cgg.gov.in. Keep these links handy
Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) has officially declared the Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) March 2026 results for both First Year and Second Year students. Results are now live!
In the first year, a total of 4,89,123 students appeared, of whom 3,23,807 passed, recording an overall pass percentage of 66.20%. Girls outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 74.40%, compared to 57.69% among boys.
Step 1- Go to the website of IE Education website at education.indianexpress.com
Step 2- Sign up with your mobile number and email ID.
Step 3- Press on the link to the exam result
Step 4- Now select the board.
Step 5- Give registration number and roll number.
Step 6- You will get the result in your email ID and phone number
Students will need their hall ticket number to check TS Inter results 2026 online. This is the primary login credential required on official websites. Without the correct details, access to marks memo will not be possible, making it important to keep hall ticket information ready.
In addition to the official websites, students will also be able to access their Telangana Inter 1st and 2nd year results and pass status on the IE Education portal.
Visit tgbie.cgg.gov.in
Click on ‘IPE Results 2026’
Choose 1st Year or 2nd Year
Select your stream (General or Vocational)
Enter your 10-digit hall ticket number
Click ‘Get Memo’ and get your marks memo appears.
tgbie.cgg.gov.in
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Results are out, students can visit the official website
Press conference begins and results link activated
Visit tgbie.cgg.gov.in
Click on ‘IPE Results 2026’
Choose 1st Year or 2nd Year
Select your stream (General or Vocational)
Enter your 10-digit hall ticket number
Click ‘Get Memo’ and get your marks memo appears.
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The Telangana board is expected to release details for re-evaluation and recounting along with the result announcement. Students will be able to apply online for verification of marks. The process includes rechecking answer scripts and recalculating totals where required.
Visit tgbie.cgg.gov.in
Click on ‘IPE Results 2026’
Choose 1st Year or 2nd Year
Select your stream (General or Vocational)
Enter your 10-digit hall ticket number
Click ‘Get Memo’ and get your marks memo appears.
Students will need their hall ticket number to check TS Inter results 2026 online. This is the primary login credential required on official websites. Without the correct details, access to marks memo will not be possible, making it important to keep hall ticket information ready.
Candidates are required to enter their hall ticket number to download their marks memo. As with previous years, the online marksheet will be provisional, and original certificates will be issued by schools later.
The online marks memo serves as a provisional certificate until original marksheets are issued. Students can use the digital document for immediate purposes such as admissions and documentation requirements.
More than 9 lakh students appeared for Telangana Intermediate examinations 2026 across first and second year combined. The exams were conducted across multiple centres in the state under strict supervision. The large number of candidates is expected to result in heavy traffic on official websites once results are announced.
The TG Inter 1st and 2nd year exams were conducted between February 26 and March 18.
The Telangana Intermediate Public Examinations 2026 concluded in March for both first and second year students. The exams were conducted in offline mode across designated centres. Following the exams, answer sheet evaluation began immediately, allowing the board to prepare results within a short timeframe.
To qualify in the TS Inter 2026 examinations, students must secure at least 35 per cent marks in each subject. Overall, candidates are required to score a minimum of 350 marks out of a total of 1,000 to be declared pass. However, for visually and hearing-impaired candidates, the minimum qualifying mark is relaxed to 25 per cent.
Along with the TS Inter results 2026, the board will release detailed statistics including overall pass percentage, gender-wise performance, and district-wise data. This information helps in understanding academic trends across Telangana and comparing performance across different regions.
More than nine lakh students await TS Inter first and second year results, including nearly 4 lakh first-year students and 5 lakh second-year students.
2025: April 22
2024: April 24
2023: May 10
2022: June 28 (Pandemic)
2021: December 16 (Pandemic)
Students can access their subject-wise marks, grades, and overall qualifying status after the TS IPE results are declared by logging in with their hall ticket number. After the online results are declared, provisional marksheets will be available for immediate download, while the original marks memos will be distributed later through the respective institutes.
– tgbie.cgg.gov.in
– education.indianexpress.com
The TS inter results for vocational streams will also be declared along with the results for Telangana board first and second years. Last year, 49,128 candidates appeared for the TS Inter First Year vocational examination, and 28,339 passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 57.68 per cent. For the Second Year, 46,137 candidates appeared, and 31,115 passed, giving a pass percentage of 67.44 per cent.
Last year, a total of 28 students from the General stream and three students from the Vocational stream were booked under malpractice, totaling 31. Additionally, the results of 4 General stream students were withheld, with no withheld cases from the Vocational stream.
In the A Grade category (scoring 75% and above), 189,638 candidates passed from the General stream and 18,195 from the Vocational stream, making a total of 207,833 candidates.
In the B Grade category, 68,011 students passed from the General stream and 9,585 from the Vocational stream, totaling 77,596 candidates. Those who score between 60 per cent and 74.99 per cent marks are placed in Grade B.
Last year, the TS Inter results for both classes were published on April 22, 2025, at 12 PM. The TS Inter supplementary exams for both years took place from May 22 to 29. The Telangana board Inter supplementary result 2025 was released on June 16, 2025, at 12 noon. Last year, TS Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) were conducted between March 6 and March 25.
Students who notice errors in their name, date of birth, or caste category on the marks memo should not panic. They must immediately report the discrepancy to their college principal, who will forward the correction request to TGBIE with supporting documents.
TGBIE deployed 75 flying squad teams and 200 sitting squads to ensure fair conduct of exams across Telangana.
A QR code system on hall tickets helped students navigate to their correct exam centres without confusion.
The TS Inter exams in 2026 were held across 1,495 examination centres managed by chief superintendents and supported by 28,500 invigilators.
To clear a subject in TS Inter, students must score at least 35 out of 100. To qualify the overall examination, they must score a minimum of 350 out of 1,000 in aggregate. Students with visual or hearing impairments are required to secure only 25% to meet the minimum qualifying threshold.
The TS Inter grading system assigns grades from A1 to E based on marks scored. Students are evaluated on both internal (practical/project) and external (theory) components.
Both regular (college-going) and private (self-studying) students check their results using the same portal. Private students only need their hall ticket number to access results. Among the 2nd Year students, around 54,017 are private exam candidates
In last year TS Inter results, 71.27% of 2nd Year students and 66.89% of 1st Year students cleared the exams.
The marks memo is a provisional document issued by TGBIE that shows a student's name, hall ticket number, subject-wise marks, total score, grades, and pass or fail status.
Visit tgbie.cgg.gov.in
Click on 'IPE Results 2026'
Choose 1st Year or 2nd Year
Select your stream (General or Vocational)
Enter your 10-digit hall ticket number
Click 'Get Memo' and get your marks memo appears.
The primary official portals for checking TS Inter Results 2026 are tgbie.cgg.gov.in and tgbienew.cgg.gov.in.
A total of 9,97,075 students sat for the TS Inter exams in 2026. Of these, 4,89,126 were first-year students and 5,07,949 were second-year students.
The TS Inter 1st Year exams were held from February 25 to March 17, 2026, while 2nd Year exams ran from February 26 to March 18. The evaluation of answer scripts began March 4
The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE or TSBIE) is the government body responsible for conducting and regulating Intermediate (Class 11 and 12) board exams in the state of Telangana. It oversees both the General and Vocational streams and declares results for over 9 lakh students every year.
TGBIE has released or is expected to shortly release a merit list for toppers. The list includes category-wise top scorers from SC, ST, BC, OC, and other categories. District-wise toppers are also expected to be announced.
Students applying for revaluation should know that their answer scripts will be re-evaluated from scratch by a different examiner. The dates for re-evaluation will be released in the press conference
Students who will clear TS Inter 2nd Year will soon be eligible to apply for Government Degree College (GDC) admissions in Telangana.
Detailed statistics including district-wise pass percentages and stream-wise data are expected to be released by TGBIE in the next few hours. Keep checking this live blog for the latest updates.
Students are reminded that while online results are now accessible, the physical original marks memo must be collected from the respective junior college once it arrives. This document is needed for all formal admissions and scholarship applications
Telangana Intermediate results follow a grade-based evaluation system. Marks are translated into grades ranging from A1 (highest) to E (fail). This system helps students understand their performance level at a glance without solely relying on raw numbers.
The provisional marks memo released alongside results will contain the student's name, roll number, subject-wise scores, total marks obtained, grades awarded, and pass or fail status. Students must carefully verify all these details after downloading the memo and report errors to their college immediately.
To pass the TS Inter exam, students must score at least 35% marks in each subject individually. Additionally, they must secure a minimum of 350 marks out of 1,000 in aggregate across all subjects. For visually and hearing-impaired students, the minimum passing threshold is reduced to 25%
In 2025, the overall TS Inter 2nd Year pass percentage stood at 71.27%, while the 1st Year pass rate was around 66.89%.
Students can also access their TS Inter 2026 results through the DigiLocker app. After downloading the app, go to the Education section, select Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education, and enter your hall ticket number, roll number, and date of birth to view your marks memo digitally.
Students must visit the official TGBIE website, click on the IPE 2026 results link, select their class (1st or 2nd year), enter their hall ticket number, and click 'Get Memo'.
Students need 35% in each subject and overall to qualify.
Exams for 1st and 2nd year wrapped up on March 18 after starting February 25. Results cover general and vocational streams.
In 2024, the results were declared on April 24 by the board for both the years. The 2023 TSBIE results were declared on May 9. The TS examinations result in 2022 were declared on June 28.
Last year, the TS Inter results for both classes were published on April 22, 2025, at 12 PM. The TS Inter supplementary exams for both years took place from May 22 to 29. The Telangana board Inter supplementary result 2025 was released on June 16, 2025, at 12 noon. Last year, TS Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) were conducted between March 6 and March 25.
As per data shared by the Board, around 9.9 lakh students across the state appeared for the exams in first and second year.
K. Keshava Rao, advisor to the Telangana Government (Public Affairs), along with Yogita Rana, IAS, secretary to the Telangana Government’s Education Department and vice-chairperson of the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education, will be declaring the TGBIE result from the Hyderabad office.
Once declared, students can check and access the marks memo on the official websites at tgbie.cgg.gov.in and results.cgg.gov.in.
Along with them, education.indianexpress.com is also hosting the TS Inter exam results.
The TS Inter marks memo consists of the marks secured by the candidates for which they appeared in the exam.Candidate’s name, roll number, date of birth, and marks achieved are the few details that will be available at the online marksheet.
The marksheet, which is available online, is only provisional. Candidates can get their actual gradesheet from their school.
Step 1- Go to the website of IE Education website at education.indianexpress.com
Step 2- Sign up with your mobile number and email ID.
Step 3- Press on the link to the exam result
Step 4- Now select the board.
Step 5- Give registration number and roll number.
Step 6- You will get the result in your email ID and phone number
TGBIE conducted the Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) 2026 from February 26 to March 18 across the state. The exams were held in a single shift from 9 am to 12 noon.
Results will be out at 11 am
The TS IPE Inter results will be declared today (April 12) at 11 am by Sri K. Keshava Rao, Advisor to the Government of Telangana (Public Affairs) and Smt. Yogita Rana, I.A.S., Secretary to Government, Telangana.
Students can check their TGBIE inter results on the following links:
- tgbie.cgg.gov.in
- education.indianexpress.com
Below are the pass percentages of TS IPE 2nd year (overall) in the last 4 years:
2025: 71.27 per cent
2024: 64.19 per cent
2023: 63.49 per cent
2022: 67.16 per cent
Past trends for TS IPE 1st year pass percentages (overall):
2025: 60.01 per cent
2024: 63.85 per cent
2023: 61.68 per cent
2022: 63.62 per cent
The TGBIE Inter 1st and 2nd year exams were held between February 26 and March 18, 2026. Around nine lakh students had appeared for the TS Inter first and second year results, including around 4 lakh first-year students and 5 lakh second-year students.
To pass the TS Inter 2026 examinations, students need to score at least 35 per cent marks in each subject. Overall, candidates are required to get a minimum of 350 marks out of a total of 1,000 to be declared passed (35 per cent aggregate). For visually and hearing-impaired candidates, the minimum qualifying marks are 25 per cent.
In 2025, the TS Inter 2nd year supplementary exams were conducted from May 22 to 29, 2025, in pen and paper mode. The Telangana board Inter supplementary result 2025 was released on June 16, 2025, at 12 noon.
According to a notification released by TGBIE on April 11, the results will also be provided to all newspapers and print media along with pen drives. This move is an attempt towards making the result more accessible to students.
The result will be announced by Sri K. Keshava Rao, Advisor to the Government of Telangana (PublicAffairs), and Smt. Yogita Rana, I.A.S., Secretary to Government, Telangana, Education Department and Vice-Chairperson, Telangana Board of Intermediate Education, Hyderabad, at the premises of TGBIE.
As per a press release by TGBIE, the result will be announced on April 12, at 11 am. The board has invited the members of the Press and Electronic Media for the same at their office in Hyderabad.
The overall pass percentage for TS 2nd year general students was recorded at 69.46 per cent. Female students had secured 75.71 per cent while boys had scored 62.92 per cent.
In 2024, 63.85 per cent students has passed IPE first year. Girls had achieved a pass percentage of 68.35 per cent, while boys attained 51.50 per cent.
In 2024, the TS IPE Inter results were announced on April 24, 2024. The exams were conducted from February 28 to March 19, which were held in the morning shift from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
- tgbie.cgg.gov.in
- results.cgg.gov.in
- IE Education portal
K. Keshava Rao, Advisor (Public Affairs) to the Telangana Government, along with Yogita Rana, IAS, Secretary of the Education Department and Vice-Chairperson of the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education, will announce the TGBIE IPE 2026 results for first and second year students from the board’s Hyderabad office.
The Telangana board TS Inter 2026 first and second year results will be declared on April 12.
Last year, the best performing district was Medchal with 77.21 per cent passing the TS IPE 1st year exams. The best performing district for TS Inter second year exam was Mulugu with 81.06 per cent.
- tgbie.cgg.gov.in
- tgbie.in
- IE Education Portal at education.indianexpress.com
The Telangana board 2026 practical examinations for IPE intermediate were held from February 2 to February 21, 2026, including Sundays. These were held in two sessions each day — a morning shift from 9 am to 12 noon and an afternoon shift from 2 pm to 5 pm. The English practical exams were organised separately, with first year students appearing on January 21, 2026, and second year students on January 22, 2026.
In 2025, the TS Inter first year general stream recorded a pass percentage of 66.89 per cent, with 2,93,852 students passing out of 4,39,302 who appeared. In 2024, the pass percentage stood at 61.06 per cent, with 2,62,829 students clearing the exam out of 4,30,413 candidates. In 2023, the pass percentage was 62.85 per cent, with 2,72,208 students passing among 4,33,082 who appeared. In 2022, the board recorded a pass percentage of 64.86 per cent, as 2,68,763 out of 4,14,380 students qualified. In 2021, similar to the second year results, a 100 per cent pass rate was observed, with all 4,09,911 students declared successful.
In 2025, the pass percentage in the TS Inter second year general stream stood at 71.37 per cent, with 3,99,943 students appearing for the exam and 2,85,435 clearing it. In 2024, the pass percentage was recorded at 69.46 per cent, as 2,78,856 out of 4,01,445 students passed. In 2023, the overall pass percentage was 67.27 per cent, with 2,56,243 students successfully passing out of 3,80,920 who appeared. In 2022, the pass percentage stood at 68.68 per cent, with 2,69,431 students passing from a total of 3,92,258 candidates. In 2021, the board recorded a 100 per cent pass rate, with all 4,07,684 students declared successful.
The TGBIE first and second year passing mark differs for students. To qualify in the TS Inter IPE 2026 exams, students will have to obtain at least 35 per cent marks in each subject. Additionally, they will have to obtain a minimum of 350 marks out of a total of 1,000 to pass overall. For visually and hearing-impaired students, the minimum qualifying marks are relaxed to 25 per cent.
Last year, the TS Inter results were declared on April 22 at 12 noon. The TS Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) last year were conducted between March 6 and 25.
The TS IPE theory exams for the 1st year started on February 25 and continued till March 17, while the 2nd year exams were held from February 26 to March 18.
To qualify in the TS Inter 2026 examinations, students are required to score at least 35 per cent marks in each subject. Additionally, they must secure a minimum of 350 marks out of a total of 1,000 to pass overall. For visually and hearing-impaired students, the minimum qualifying marks are relaxed to 25 per cent.
