Telangana TS SSC 10th board 2024 exams datesheet released, exams from Mar 18

Sahal

11 months ago

Manabadi TS SSC 10th Datesheet: The Class 10 datesheet is now available at the official website — bse.telangana.gov.in

Manabadi TS SSC 10th Datesheet: The Board School Education, Telangana today announced the exam dates for the Telangana Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSC) 2024 examinations. The Class 10 datesheet is now available at the official website — bse.telangana.gov.in.

The Telangana board Class 10 exams will begin with the first language papers on March 18, followed by second and third language papers on March 19 and March 21, 2024 respectively. The Class 10 TS SSC exams 2024 will continue till April 2.

TS SSC Class 10 date sheet 2024

Exam date	Subject
March 18, 2024	First Language (Group-A) First Language Part-I (Composite Course) First Language Part-II (Composite Course)
March 19, 2024	Second Language
March 21, 2024	Third Language (English)
March 23, 2024	Mathematics
March 26, 2024	Science Part-I Physical Science
March 28, 2024	Science Part-II Biological Science
March 30, 2024	Social Studies
April 1, 2024	OSSC Main Language Paper-I (Sanskrit and Arabic) SSC Vocational Course (Theory)
April 2, 2024	OSSC Main Language Paper-II (Sanskrit and Arabic)

Last year, to make travelling easier for students appearing in the board exams, the state’s education ministry had joined hands with the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC). TSRTS provided free rides to all students who were appearing for the TS SSC board exams from April 3 to April 13. To avail the free bus pass, students had to show their TS SSC admit cards/ hall tickets to the bus authorities.

In the 2023 board exams, over 4.90 lakh students had registered to appear for the TS SSC Class 10 exams. The overall pass percentage was recorded at 86.6 per cent. Girls had performed better than boys, securing a pass percentage of 88 per cent as compared to 84.68 per cent of boys who secured a pass.

Last year, SSC conducted six papers instead of 11. These six papers included Telugu, English, mathematics, general science and social science. The decision was taken keeping the pandemic in mind.