TN DGE SSLC Supplementary Result 2021 Out; dge.tn.gov.in And tnresults.nic.in Websites to Check – See Latest

Directorate of Government Examinations, Tamil Nadu (DGE TN) has declared the SSLC Supplementary Result 2021 today, on November 19. The result is soon going to be available on the official websites – dge.tn.nic.in and tnresults.nic.in. Students who appeared in the class 10th supplementary exams can check the result using their exam roll numbers/registration numbers and dates of birth.

According to an official statement, TN 2021 supplementary result 2021 is provisional, students have to collect their mark sheet and certificates from their schools.

In order to check TN Board SSLC supplementary results 2021, one has to visit the official website dge.tn.gov.in or tnresults.nic.in. Thereafter, one has to click on the Tamil Nadu SSLC (10th) supplementary result 2021 link. Then have to enter the registration number, date of birth and fill the captcha. Upon clicking on the ‘Search’ button student’s scorecard will open. The student has to download and take prints of it for future reference.

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The supplementary result scorecard contains key details regarding TN SSLC supplementary result 2021 and this includes student’s name, date of birth, registration number, school name, division, subject-wise score, total obtained score, passing status, etc. The result is provisional and subject to change. In case of any discrepancy, students may contact or reach out to the TN Board through a helpline number or email.

Tamil Nadu Board had cancelled the annual board exams this year due to the COVID-19 situations in the state. Then the state board decided to allot 80% marks based on quarterly and half-yearly exams and rest 20% marks based on attendance. TN board declared the SSLC result on August 23, 2021, on the basis of the proposed internal evaluation formula.

While declaring the result, the board decided to provide a chance to the students to improve their marks. The board allowed students to opt for supplementary exam options, exercised by thousands of students from the state.