Telangana Intermediate Board Issues Strict Alert, Verify Details Before Nov 30 or Face Exam Errors
TSBIE issues strict instructions: ‘No last-minute correction, no blank OMR sheets’ for Intermediate exams 2025. Students must verify all personal details before November 30. Full guidelines and deadlines from Munsif News 24x7.
The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) has strictly announced that no last-minute corrections and no blank OMR sheets will be provided during the Intermediate annual examinations beginning February 25, 2025.
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Students have been clearly instructed to verify all personal details before November 30, as any mistake left uncorrected will directly appear on hall tickets, OMR sheets, and final results.
Blank OMR Sheet System Discontinued
Until last year, exam centers received blank OMR sheets, allowing students to correct mistakes such as:
- Wrong second language
- Incorrect group
- Misprinted father’s name
- Wrong medium of instruction
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However, TSBIE has completely discontinued this practice for 2025.
Officials stated that blank OMR replacements often caused:
- Confusion
- Clerical mistakes
- Technical complications
- Delays in result processing
To prevent these issues, the Board has stopped issuing blank OMR sheets completely.
TSBIE Orders Strict Verification of Nominal Rolls
The Board has instructed all junior colleges to display Nominal Rolls (NRs) well in advance and ensure that students verify:
- Name spelling
- Father’s name
- Date of birth
- Group
- Medium
- Second language
- Category details
- Attendance & eligibility
Principals must also call parents to the colleges to cross-check information and provide written signatures confirming the accuracy of their ward’s details.
Officials noted that many institutions failed to follow proper verification steps in previous years, leading to hundreds of errors.
Hundreds of Errors Every Year Due to Negligence
TSBIE data shows that hundreds of OMR-related errors occur yearly due to:
- Careless data entry
- Incorrect fee submissions
- Poor verification practices
Since blank OMR correction caused major delays in result declaration, the Board has now shifted full responsibility to students and colleges to verify details beforehand.
TSBIE Sends SMS Alerts to 10 Lakh Parents
To improve awareness, TSBIE has rolled out large-scale SMS alert campaigns to nearly 10 lakh parents across Telangana.
These alerts cover:
- Fee payment deadlines
- NR verification dates
- Practical exam schedule
Officials report a significant increase in compliance due to digital reminders.
Fee Payment Deadlines and Late Fee Structure
TSBIE shared an updated fee timeline:
- 92% students have already paid their fee with ₹100 late fine
- Current window: ₹500 late fine
- Final window: ₹2,000 late fee until December 15
Students missing this deadline will not be allowed to appear for the exam.
Final Reminder to All Students
The Board stressed once again that any errors left uncorrected by November 30 will not be fixed later.
There will be:
- No last-minute correction
- No blank OMR sheets
- No changes at the exam centre
TSBIE has urged all Intermediate students to verify their details immediately to avoid complications during the February 2025 examinations.
With the strict message “No last-minute correction, no blank OMR sheets”, TSBIE has placed full responsibility on Intermediate students to verify their records before November 30. The Board’s new guidelines aim to prevent errors, streamline the examination process, and ensure smooth evaluation.
Munsif News 24×7 will provide further updates from TSBIE as the exam season approaches.