Telangana State SSC (Class 10th) Result 2026 has been released on results.bse.telangana.gov.in on April 29, 2026. This year’s pass percentage was recorded at 95.15%. The result shows an improvement from last year’s result of 92.78%. The number of examinees this year totaled 5,26,166 students; out of which, 5,16,815 were regular and 9,351 were one-time failures. The total number of regular passers came to 4,91,774, while 5,538 one-time failures passed this year.The girls continued their dominance with 96.26% pass percentage compared to boys at 94.07%. The districts that performed well in this year’s examination were Mulugu with 99.30% and Vikarabad with 89.23%.
Revaluation and verification process begins
Now that the results have been declared, the Board of Secondary Education Telangana has made its process for recounting and re-verification of answer sheets to allow students a chance to contest their marks. Students who feel dissatisfied with their marks should apply for either of the following:
- Recounting (RC): Verification of total marks awarded
- Re-verification (RV): Scrutiny of the answer sheet evaluated
Applications need to be filed online by students on or before the date notified soon by the Board. The fee for recounting of marks is ₹500 per subject, while the fee for re-verification is ₹1,000 per subject. The re-verification process includes the re-totaling of marks, verification of marks awarded for each answer, and checking of any unassessed answers, if found. However, requests for complete re-evaluation will not be entertained. Students opting for re-verification are not required to apply separately for the recounting of marks.
TS SSC Revaluation 2026 : Steps to apply
Candidates can follow these steps to apply for the TS SSC revaluation:Step 1: Visit the official website: https://bse.telangana.gov.in.Step 2: Click on the link ‘SSC Recounting/Re-verification 2026.’Step 3: Enter hall ticket number and other details.Step 4: Select subjects for re-evaluation.Step 5: Pay the required fees.Step 6: Submit the application.Students are advised to carefully review their marks memo before applying, as the revaluation process involves additional charges and is subject to board guidelines.
