The TS SSC 2025 exams are going to begin from March 21, and candidates must buckle up to prepare as well as keep important aspects in mind for the exams. These examinations, conducted by the Board of Secondary Education (BSE) Telangana, will continue until April 4 at 2,650 centres across the state. As the academic year reaches its crucial stage, these exams will play a pivotal role in determining students’ academic progress and future prospects.
Exam timings and key instructions
The exams will take place from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm for most subjects. However, the First Language Composite Course and Science subjects will have extended or adjusted timings. First Language (Composite Course) papers will be conducted from 9:30 am to 12:50 pm. For Science, there are two parts — Part I (Physical Science) from 9:30 am to 11 am and Part II (Biological Science) on a separate day.
Before submitting the answer booklets, students must attach Part B, graphs, and maps and securely tie them with a thread. Adhering to these instructions will ensure a smooth evaluation process.
Entry guidelines and hall tickets
Candidates are allowed to enter the examination centres up to 9:35 am, including a five-minute grace period. However, the board recommends reaching the venue by 8:30 am, considering traffic and weather conditions. Hall tickets for the TS SSC 2025 exams are available on the official website, bse.telangana.gov.in.
Student participation and examination management
This year, a total of 5,09,403 students from 11,547 schools have registered, with 2,58,895 boys and 2,50,508 girls. To maintain order and fairness, 2,650 chief superintendents, 2,650 departmental officers, and 28,100 invigilators have been deployed.
A round-the-clock control room at the Office of the Director of Government Examinations, Telangana, Hyderabad, along with all District Educational Offices, has been established to address any grievances promptly.
Stringent measures to prevent malpractice
To curb malpractices, the board has implemented strict measures, including police deployment, the enforcement of Section 144 of the CRPC at exam centres, the closure of Xerox centres during exams, and the presence of flying and sitting squad teams.
With exams fast approaching, candidates should focus on their preparation while ensuring they follow the instructions carefully. Following these guidelines can help students perform confidently and avoid unnecessary stress during the examination period.
