Telangana SSC Result 2026: Pass Percentage Rises to 95.15%
The Telangana State Board of Secondary Education has declared the SSC (Class 10) results for 2026 on its official website, results.bse.telangana.gov.in, on April 29, 2026. This year, the overall pass percentage stands at an impressive 95.15%, marking a significant improvement over the previous year.
Exam Statistics and Candidate Performance
The SSC Public Examinations 2026 were conducted from March 14 to April 16, 2026. A total of 5,26,166 candidates appeared, comprising 5,16,815 regular students and 9,351 one-time failed candidates. Among these, 4,91,774 regular candidates successfully passed, while 5,538 one-time failed candidates cleared the examination.
Gender-Wise Performance: Girls Continue to Lead
Consistent with past trends, girls have outperformed boys in the TS SSC results. The pass percentage for girls is 96.26%, compared to 94.07% for boys, giving girls a lead of 2.19 percentage points. This reinforces the ongoing academic dominance of female students in state-level board examinations.
Year-on-Year Improvement
The 2026 results show a clear improvement over the previous year. In 2025, the overall pass percentage was 92.78%, which has now risen to 95.15%—an increase of 2.37 percentage points. Both boys and girls have shown progress, indicating better preparation and possibly more streamlined evaluation processes.
School and District Highlights
Institutional performance has been noteworthy, with 4,973 schools achieving a 100% pass rate. However, a small number of schools reported extremely low pass percentages, highlighting persistent disparities. At the district level, Mulugu district topped with a pass percentage of 99.30%, while Vikarabad recorded the lowest at 89.23%. Among management categories, Social Welfare Residential Schools excelled with a 91% pass rate, reflecting consistent academic delivery.
Key Takeaways
The TS SSC Result 2026 underscores a sharp improvement in overall pass percentage, rising from 92.78% in 2025 to 95.15% in 2026—a jump of over 2.3 percentage points. This indicates not only better student performance but also suggests more effective evaluation practices and academic support systems across Telangana schools.
