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2025 Intermediate Exam Results Summary

The document is a memorandum of marks for Mohammad Thoushu from the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education for the Intermediate Public Examination, March 2025. He secured a total of 363 marks, achieving an A grade, and qualified in Environmental Education. The document also outlines eligibility rules for passing the examination and includes details about the subjects and marks obtained.

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2025 Intermediate Exam Results Summary

The document is a memorandum of marks for Mohammad Thoushu from the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education for the Intermediate Public Examination, March 2025. He secured a total of 363 marks, achieving an A grade, and qualified in Environmental Education. The document also outlines eligibility rules for passing the examination and includes details about the subjects and marks obtained.

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RESULTS MEMO DOWNLOAD

RESULTS YEAR : 2025

YEAR : First Year Second Year


CATEGORY : General Vocational General Bridge Course Vocational Bridge Course
EXAMINATION TYPE : IPE

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TELANGANA BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION, HYDERABAD


Intermediate Public Examination, MARCH-2025, First Year (General)
Memorandum of Marks
REGD NUMBER : 2535110904
NAME : MOHAMMAD THOUSHU
FATHER'S NAME : MOHAMMAD KHADAR
MOTHER'S NAME : NAZIA (BID: G253504021 )

35/
DIST/COLLEGE CODE : CAT : 8 COM : 31
35035
GENDER : MALE MEDIUM : ENGLISH PH CODE: -

PART-I PART-II PART-III

YEAR SUBJECT ENGLISH URDU MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS PHYSICS CHEMISTRY


A B
THEORY PRACTICAL

1st Max Marks 80 20 100 75 75 60 60


YEAR Marks Secured 67 P 20 P 92 P 33 P 56 P 51 P 44 P

GRAND TOTAL: 363 GRAND TOTAL : (in words) *THREE**SIX***THREE*

[Link]:Qualified
RESULT: A GRADE DATE: 22-04-2025

NOTE:
A GRADE >=75%
B GRADE >=60% AND <75%
C GRADE >=50% AND <60%
D GRADE >=35% AND <50%
(Eligibility rules overleaf) CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

NOTE: This is computer generated memorandum of marks

Eligibility Rules
1. A Candidate is declared as passed in the 1st/2nd Year examination if he/she gets a minimum of 30% marks in
each paper and 35% aggregate in one attempt.

2. Minimum pass mark for individual papers of 1st/2nd or both under compartmental appearance is 35%.

3. Blind, Deaf, Deaf & Dumb candidates are declared as passed 1st/2nd Year, if the candidate gets a minimum of
25% marks in each paper. The award of Grade will be as per usual procedure.

4. The Deaf, Deaf & Dumb, Dyslexia and Mentally handicapped candidates are exempted from one language
under Part I or Part II. The Grade will be awarded as usual in consideration of papers appeared.

5. The "Environmental Education" examination is compulsory from the academic year 2006-07. The Candidates
will be issued pass certificates only after qualifying the said subject. The Blind Candidates are exempted
from appearing the Environmental Education Examination only.
6. The English Practical Examinations for General and Vocational streams were introduced for first-year
students in the Academic Year 2023-2024 and for second-year students in the Academic Year 2024-2025.
Students will pass the English Exam if they clear both the Theory and Practical Exams.

Note: i)N-INDICATES NOT OFFERED FOR THE PAPER.


ii)* -INDICATES MARKS OBTAINED AT AN EARLIER EXAMINATION.
iii)'E'-INDICATES EXEMPTION in case of Deaf, Deaf & Dumb, Dyslexia and Mentally handicapped candidates.

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Note: If any student is unable to download the memo, please contact TGBIE Help Desk @ 9240205555

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