Tamil Nadu SSLC and HSE +2 Result 2027: Dates, Websites and Mark Sheet Download
In Tamil Nadu, public exams are run by the Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE). Results for HSE second year (+2) and SSLC are released on dates announced by the School Education Department well ahead, often along with the exam timetable itself.
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Expected dates
The +2 exams are held in March and SSLC in March–April. Results have been published in May in recent sessions: +2 first, SSLC about a week or more later. The department’s announcement gives the exact dates for 2027.
Steps to check
- Open tnresults.nic.in or dge.tn.gov.in.
- Click “HSE (+2) Result 2027” or “SSLC Result 2027”.
- Enter your registration number and date of birth.
- Click “Get Marks” and save the page.
Result by SMS
Marks are sent by SMS to the mobile number that the school registered for each student. Private candidates get it on the number given in their application. If you changed numbers, use the website.
No ranks, no toppers list
Tamil Nadu does not publish state ranks or a toppers list, a policy adopted to reduce pressure on students. The department releases overall, district-wise and subject-wise pass percentages.
Marks and pass rule
| Class | Total | Pass mark |
|---|---|---|
| SSLC | 500 (five subjects) | 35 in each subject |
| HSE +2 | 600 (six subjects) | 35 in each subject, with the required minimum in theory and practical where applicable |
Provisional mark certificate
A few days after the result, students can download a provisional mark certificate from the DGE website with registration number and date of birth. Schools issue it too. The original certificate follows later through the school.
Retotalling and revaluation
- SSLC: retotalling can be applied for through the school.
- +2: first apply for a scanned copy of the answer script, then decide on retotalling or revaluation in the next window.
Applying for the scanned copy is a condition for revaluation, so do not skip it if you are considering a challenge.
Supplementary exams
Students who did not pass can write the supplementary exam, held around June–July, without waiting a year. Applications are submitted through schools or government examination service centres. Results come in time for college admission in most cases.
After the result
- Engineering admissions in the state are based on +2 marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, so every mark in these subjects counts.
- Arts and science colleges admit on +2 marks through their own or common applications.
- After SSLC, choose the Class 11 group carefully: it fixes which degree courses you are eligible for.
This is an independent information website and is not affiliated with any education board. Always confirm dates and rules from the official board notification.