New Delhi, April 8: The result of intermediate first and second year examination 2019 will be declared by the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) by Wednesday, April 10. “We are at the last leg of preparing result, the board is likely to announce the results of intermediate first and second year examinations by Wednesday, April 10,” an official from the controller of examination department, Board of Intermediate Education, has been quoted as saying to a daily national.
“The board is going to declare the results within a month of the conclusion of the exams. The result may come on Monday (April 8) or Tuesday (April 9), and the date of the results will be announced on Friday, April 5, 2019,” the official had told the media earlier.
Result can be checked on mobile app as well
Students can check their results from the Telangana state government app- ‘T App Folio’ apart from the official websites. “The result websites crash every year due to heavy traffic received after the declaration of results. Thus, this year, to help the students check results smoothly, the government will provide board results from the state government app- T App Folio as well,” the official told media.
The official further informed, “Students need to register their roll number on the result link which will soon be activated in the app. Result alert will be received on their mobile within five minutes from the declaration of results.”
The result of first and second year exams can be checked on the official websites- tsbie.cgg.gov.in and results.cgg.gov.in. More than nine lakh students took the exam this year that was concluded on March 18, 2019.
In case of any queries regarding the results, students can contact the control room of the BIE at Hyderabad TSBIE, Hyderabad: 040-24601010, 24732369.
Girls emerged as better performers in 2018
The pass percentage last year was 62.35 per cent in the first year inter exams, while in the second year it was 67.25 per cent. Girls emerged as better performers with 73.2 per cent whereas the boys were 61 per cent.