Telangana Inter Results 2026: 75.61% pass in second year, girls outperform boys
Intermediate Public Examinations 2026 results were declared with a 75.61 per cent pass rate for second-year students, marking an improvement over last year. Girls outperformed boys in both years. Medchal and Jayashankar Bhupalpally topped districts, while recounting facilities have been opened.
Hyderabad: Intermediate Public Examinations 2026 results were declared on Sunday, with 75.61 per cent of students clearing the examinations, which was more than four per cent compared to last year.
A total of 4,11,474 regular students appeared for the intermediate second-year general examinations, and 3,11,112 passed, translating to a pass percentage of 75.61. Girls continued to outperform boys in the results, securing 12.79 per cent more passes.
A total of 2,12,930 second-year intermediate girls secured 81.78 per cent pass, while 1,98,544 boys registered a pass per cent of 68.99 in general streams. Overall, 5,07,948 second-year intermediate (both general and vocational streams) students secured a pass percentage of 70.58.
The results declared by K Keshava Rao, Advisor to the government (public affairs), and Education department secretary Yogita Rana, were made available on the websites: https://tgbie.cgg.gov.in and http://results.cgg.gov.in.
This time, a staggering 2,33,299 second-year students secured an ‘A’ grade, which is greater than or equal to 75 per cent. Similarly, 79,957 students received a ‘B’ grade (greater than or equal to 60 per cent and less than 75 per cent marks). Similarly, as many as 23,318 and 5,452 passed with ‘C’ (Greater than or equal to 50 per cent and less than 60 per cent marks) and ‘D’ grades (greater than or equal to 35 per cent and less than 50 per cent marks), respectively.
As for the intermediate-first year, 4,41,863 students appeared and 66.94 per cent passed, a marginal increase compared to last year. Here, too, girls outshone boys. As many as 2,24,436 girls who appeared for the exams recorded 74.43 per cent of passes, whereas 2,17,427 boys got a pass percentage of 59.21. Overall, 66.20 per cent of passes were registered by 4,89,123 first-year intermediate general and vocational stream students.
Among districts, at 77.02, the highest per cent of passes was recorded in Medchal district, while Mahabubabad secured the lowest pass per cent of 48.1 in the first-year general and vocational streams. In the second-year intermediate second year general and vocational streams, Jayashankar Bhupapally district recorded the highest per cent of passes of 81.95, with lowest being 55.68 per cent in Sircilla district.
The Board has provided the provision of recounting at Rs 100 per paper and Rs 800 for re-verification-cum scanned copy of evaluated answer script. An application can be submitted via the website http://tgbie.cgg.gov.in between April 13 and 20.
