TNDGE 2026: HSC, SSLC Result Out, Supplementary Exam, Revaluation and TNEA Counselling

TN HSC Plus Two Result 2026

The Tamil Nadu HSC Plus Two result 2026 was declared on May 8, 2026, at 9:30 AM by the Directorate of Government Examinations, Tamil Nadu. The overall pass percentage for the TN Class 12 board exam 2026 is 95.20%.

TN HSC 2026 Result Highlights

How to Check TN HSC Plus Two Result 2026?

You can check your TN Class 12 result 2026 online in just a few steps:

• Go to tnresults.nic.in or dge.tn.gov.in.
• Click on the link for "HSC Plus Two Result 2026".
• Enter your registration number and date of birth.
• Your result will appear on the screen.
• Download and save the result for future reference.

Your digital marksheet is also available on the DigiLocker app. Open DigiLocker, search for Tamil Nadu Board of Higher Secondary Education, and download the official marksheet. Physical marksheets are distributed by your school in June–July 2026.

What to Do After TN HSC Result 2026?

• Passed: Apply for TNEA 2026 (engineering), TNAU (agriculture), or centralised counselling for arts and science colleges. TNEA 2026 registration closes on June 2, 2026.
• Passed with low marks: You can still improve your score by writing the supplementary exam in one or more subjects. Registration is open until June 2, 2026.
• Failed in one or more subjects: Apply for the HSC Supplementary Exam 2026 (June 29 – July 7, 2026). You can also apply for revaluation or retotalling from June 5–8, 2026.

TN SSLC Result 2026

The Tamil Nadu SSLC (Class 10) result 2026 was declared on May 20, 2026, at 9:30 AM. The overall pass percentage is 94.31%, which is higher than the 93.80% recorded in 2025. A total of 8,21,105 students passed out of 8,70,643 who appeared.

TN SSLC 2026 Result Highlights

How to Check TN SSLC Result 2026

• Visit tnresults.nic.in or dge.tn.gov.in.
• Click on "SSLC Result 2026".
• Enter your registration number and date of birth.
• View and download your result.

SSLC students who passed in 2026 can now apply for admission to Class 11 in government, aided, and private schools. The Tamil Nadu government conducts a centralised Class 11 seat allotment process — details are released after the SSLC results every year.

TN HSC Supplementary Exam 2026

The Tamil Nadu HSC Plus Two Supplementary Exam 2026 gives students a second chance to pass or improve their marks. The supplementary exam is scheduled from June 29 to July 7, 2026. Exam timing is 10:00 AM to 1:15 PM.

Who Can Appear for the TN HSC Supplementary Exam 2026?

• Students who failed in one or more subjects in the March 2026 HSC main exam.
• Students who want to improve their marks in any subject (improvement attempt).
• Private candidates who did not appear in the main exam due to valid reasons (subject to DGE approval).

TN HSC Supplementary 2026 Key Dates

How to Register for TN HSC Supplementary Exam 2026

• Visit dge.tn.gov.in or the online services portal at apply1.tndge.org.
• Click on the supplementary exam registration link.
• Enter your registration number and other details.
• Select the subject(s) you want to appear for.
• Pay the fee of ₹235 per paper online.
• Download the acknowledgement receipt.

The regular registration deadline for the TN HSC Supplementary Exam 2026 is June 2, 2026. Register before this date to avoid the ₹1,000 Tatkal penalty.

Revaluation and Retotalling 2026

If you are not satisfied with your TN HSC Plus Two result 2026, you can apply for revaluation or retotalling. The application window is from June 5 to June 8, 2026. You can apply at dge.tn.gov.in.

Difference Between Revaluation and Retotalling

Steps to Apply for Revaluation 2026

• First, request a scanned copy of your answer script. The window for this was May 12–16, 2026.
• After reviewing your scanned answer script, decide if you want to apply for retotalling or reevaluation.
• Visit dge.tn.gov.in between June 5 and 8, 2026.
• Log in with your registration number and date of birth.
• Select the subject(s) and type of application (retotalling or revaluation).
• Pay the fee online and download the confirmation.

The revaluation result is usually published within 30–45 days of application. If your marks increase after revaluation, the revised marksheet will be issued by the board.

TN HSC Exam Pattern 2026

The TN HSC Plus Two exam follows the same pattern every year. The exam is conducted in offline mode (pen-and-paper). There are 6 subjects in total, and each subject carries 100 marks.

Subject Structure

Marks Distribution Per Subject

Passing Criteria

• You must score a minimum of 35 marks out of 100 in each subject to pass.
• The overall minimum to pass is 210 out of 600.
• For subjects with practicals (Science), you must score at least 15 out of 70 in the theory exam and 35 overall.
• For language papers and arts subjects without practicals, you must score at least 25 out of 90 in the theory component.

Question Paper Pattern

Each question paper has four sections:

• Section A: 1-mark questions (MCQ / very short answer)
• Section B: 2-mark questions
• Section C: 3-mark questions
• Section D: 5-mark questions (essays / long answers)

There is no negative marking in the TN HSC Plus Two exam. The 2026 main exam was held from March 2 to March 26, 2026, with each paper starting at 10:00 AM and ending at 1:15 PM.

Source: dge.tn.gov.in

TN HSC Syllabus 2026

The TN HSC Plus Two syllabus is set by the State Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Tamil Nadu. The syllabus is divided into four main stream groups: Science, Commerce, Arts, and Vocational. The official syllabus PDFs for all subjects are available at dge.tn.gov.in.

Stream-wise Subject Groups

Compulsory Subjects (All Streams)

• Part I — Language: Tamil, Hindi, French, Sanskrit, or other approved languages. Tamil is the most common choice.
• Part II — English: Compulsory for all students regardless of stream.

Key Syllabus Topics (Science Stream)

• Physics: Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Optics, Atomic Physics, Nuclear Physics, Electronics
• Chemistry: Metallurgy, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Coordination Chemistry, Biomolecules, Polymers
• Mathematics: Relations and Functions, Complex Numbers, Matrices, Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus, Probability Distributions
• Biology: Cell Biology, Plant Physiology, Human Physiology, Genetics, Evolution, Applied Biology

You can download the complete subject-wise syllabus PDFs in both English and Tamil medium from the official DGE TN website at dge.tn.gov.in.

TN HSC Hall Ticket 2026

The TN HSC Plus Two hall ticket (admit card) for the 2026 main exam was released in February 2026. Regular students received their hall tickets through their school administration. Private candidates could download the hall ticket from the DGE TN online portal.

How to Download TN HSC Hall Ticket (Private Candidates)?

• Visit apply1.tndge.org.
• Click on "Private Candidate Hall Ticket".
• Enter your application number and date of birth.
• Download and print your hall ticket.

Details on TN HSC Hall Ticket

• Student’s full name
• Registration/application number
• Exam centre name and address
• Subject-wise exam schedule (dates and timings)
• Student’s photograph and signature
• Important instructions for the exam day

You must carry the hall ticket to the exam hall every day. Without it, you will not be allowed to appear for the exam. If there is any mistake on the hall ticket, report it to your school principal or the DGE TN office immediately.

For the HSC Supplementary Exam 2026, the hall ticket will be released in the third week of June 2026. It will be available at dge.tn.gov.in.

Preparation Tips for TN HSC Supplementary Exam 2026

If you are preparing for the TN HSC Supplementary Exam 2026 (June 29 – July 7, 2026), you have about a month to prepare. Here are some practical tips to help you pass:

General Study Tips

• Focus on the official syllabus: The supplementary exam follows the same syllabus as the main exam. Go through the official DGE TN syllabus and focus on areas where you lost marks.
• Review your answer scripts: If you applied for a scanned copy of your answer script, use it to understand your mistakes. Work on those specific areas first.
• Use NCERT and TN State Board textbooks: All questions are directly from the Tamil Nadu State Board textbooks. Do not rely on outside reference books — stick to the official textbooks.
• Solve previous year question papers: Solve at least the last 3 years of DGE TN question papers for each subject. This helps you understand the question pattern and marking scheme.
• Manage your time: You have around 30 days. Create a daily study timetable that covers all subjects, with more time for the subjects you are weaker in.

Subject-wise Tips

• Mathematics: Practice problem-solving every day. Focus on calculus, algebra, and probability — these carry the most marks in Part III. Try to solve each chapter’s exercise completely.
• Physics: Understand the derivations and formulas. Use diagrams wherever possible in your answers. Numericals from optics, electrostatics, and current electricity are high-value.
• Chemistry: Memorise the reactions and equations for Organic Chemistry. For Inorganic Chemistry, focus on coordination compounds and metallurgy.
• Biology: Focus on diagrams — label them carefully. Genetics, human physiology, and biotechnology chapters are important for maximum marks.
• English and Tamil: Read the prescribed prose and poetry thoroughly. Practice essay writing and letter writing. These can be high-scoring if you write neatly and completely.

Exam Day Tips

• Carry your hall ticket and a valid photo ID to the exam centre.
• Reach the exam centre at least 30 minutes before 10:00 AM.
• Read the entire question paper for the first 10–15 minutes before writing.
• Attempt the sections you are most confident about first.
• Write neatly and use diagrams wherever the question allows.