Telangana SSC Board Class 10th Exam Date sheet, Syllabus, Question Papers, Result, Exam Pattern

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Board examinations are a vital aspect of the school that the students are required to crack. The preparations for these examinations get commenced from the very beginning of the year as the syllabus of the examination is tough and the students have a vast syllabus that they are required to complete. 

The conducting body for TS SSC is Directorate of Government Education, Telangana. This board examination of Telangana state is conducted on a annual basis and over thousands of students give the exam. 

The students who take admission into Class X are required to fill the application form to give the board examinations as only those students who fill the TS SSC 10th Application Form will be allotted the admit card. The Telangana Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (TS SSC) will be commenced in March and the date sheet of the examination will be released by the board. 

Candidates will be able to access the information and notices regarding the examination on the TS SSC official website of the board. With the advent of the internet, the access of information that the students have now has increased to a new high. 

The medium of TS SSC will be three languages such as English, Urdu and Telugu. The students put in their dedication and hard work to score well in the examination so that they will be able to score a high percentage in the Class X examinations that will open opportunities for the students in Class XI. 

Streams are alloted to the students after Class X that are done on the basis of the marks obtained by the candidate in Class X. The streams from which the students have to choose are Commerce, Science and Humanities. 

To get admission into the Science stream the students have to score the highest marks and afterwards comes the Commerce and Humanities. When the score of the student is high and matches the cut off list of the school then they would be able to choose the stream otherwise on the basis of the marks obtained the students will be alloted. 

It will be in the interest of the students that they score high marks in the board exams. 

Full Exam Name	Telangana State Secondary School Certificate Examination
Short Exam Name	TS SSC Board
Conducting Body	Directorate of Government Examinations Telangana
Exam Dates	March 19 to April 6
Frequency of Conduct	Once a year
Exam Level	Matriculate
Languages	English, Telugu +1 More
Mode of Application	Offline
Application Fee (General)	125 Rs [Offline]
Mode of Exam	Offline
Exam Duration	3 Hours

Important Dates For TS SSC

CLEAR EXAM brings the exam time table for TS SSC. The exams will commence from March 19 and will go on till April 06. The subjects of TS SSC are English, Mathematics, Science and Social Science. 

Candidates are advised to start their exam preparations as early as possible to complete the syllabus before the exams. Through pen and paper mode the examination would be conducted. TS SSC result would be published in May. 

Dates	Exam
March 19	First Language paper 1 (Group-A, Composite course) | Mode: Offline
March 20	First Language paper 2 (Group-A, Composite course) | Mode: Offline
March 21	Second Language | Mode: Offline
March 23	English paper 1 | Mode: Offline
March 24	English paper 2 | Mode: Offline
March 26	Mathematics paper 1 | Mode: Offline
March 27	Mathematics paper 2 | Mode: Offline
March 28	General Science paper 1 | Mode: Offline
March 30	General Science paper 2 | Mode: Offline
March 31	Social Science paper 1 | Mode: Offline
April 01	Social Science paper 2 | Mode: Offline
April 03	OSSC Main Language paper 1 (Sanskrit and Arabic) | Mode: Offline
April 04	OSSC Main Language paper 2 (Sanskrit and Arabic) | Mode: Offline
April 06	SSC Vocational course (theory) | Mode: Offline
May 08 - May 15 (Tentative)	Result - Annual | Mode: Online

Eligibility Criteria For TS SSC

To appear for TS SSC the students have to make sure that they adhere to the eligibility criteria that is set by DGE Telangana. Every year the board publishes the eligibility criteria for TS SSC that is the requirement laid down by the board for the candidates who are set to appear for Class X board exams. 

The examination process begins with meeting the eligibility criteria, filling the application form, receiving the TS SSC 10th Admit Card and appearing for the examination. 

The following table states the eligibility criteria for TS SSC.

Students must be studying in class 10th of any school affiliated to the Telangana Board.

Students must have cleared their class 9th from the Telangana Board or any other board recognized by the Telangana Board.

Students must have at least 14 years of age till August 31.

Application Process For TS SSC

The first and the fourmost step is filling the application form for TS SSC as without it any candidate would not be getting the admit card. All the students that are set to appear for TS SSC are required to fill the application form and submit to the board. 

The regular candidates will be submitting the form to the school authority and the private candidates have to submit it to the board itself. There is no online mode to submit the applications, hence, all the applications would be submitted offline. 

The regular candidates will be getting the application form in which they are required to fill the complete details. Candidates must make sure that they are mentioning all the correct details in the application form as they would be verified. 

Along with the form students have to submit passport size photo and signature. The application fee has to be submitted with the application form. Forms would not get accepted by the candidates who fail to make the payment. 

The following is the table that denotes the amount of the application fee that is required to be submitted by TS SSC exam candidates.

Category	Quota	Mode	Gender	Amount
ST, SC, OBC, General	Offline	Transgender, Male, Female	₹ 125
ST, SC, OBC, General	PWD	Offline	Transgender, Male, Female	₹ 125

Syllabus For TS SSC

The first step for the preparation of the Class X board exams starts from the syllabus. From this starting point the students come to know how much they have to cover for the exams. 

The main aim of the students must be to complete the syllabus and practise the maximum number of mock tests. By practising the mock test the candidates understand the exam pattern and they practise the different types of questions from the whole syllabus

Getting a high percentage in TS SSC is a dream of all the aspirants but only a few are able to score because of the daily practise they did. Prominence should be given to each subject while preparing because in each subject the candidates have to score high for an overall high percentage. 

The syllabus is available for download from the official website of the board and it is also provided by the school. The examinations will start from March, therefore the students have less time to prepare for it. If the students begin to prepare for the exam early then they have ample time to prepare for it otherwise they would be in a hurry to complete the syllabus. The following is the syllabus mentioned for each subject that will be coming in TS SSC.

Syllabus for Physical Science

Unit	Sub - Topics
Reflection of light at curved surface	Normal to the curved surface Spherical mirrors, convex and concave mirrors Pole, Focus, Centre of curvature, principle axis, Radius of curvature, Focal length Formula for spherical mirrors – sign convention Application of reflection – Solar Cooker, etc.
Chemical Equations and Reactions	Some daily life examples of chemical reactions. Chemical equations – writing chemical equations, skeletal chemical equations, balancing chemical equations Writing symbols of physical states, Heat changes, gas evolved and precipitate formed Interpreting a balanced chemical equation
Acids, Bases and Salts	Chemical properties of acids & bases What do acids have in common? What do bases have in common? Do Acids produce Ions only in Aqueous Solution? Reaction of Acid, Base with water Strength of Acid or Base – pH scale Importance of pH in everyday life Salts Chemicals from common salt
Refraction of light at curved surface	Refraction of light at curved surface Lenses Rules for Ray diagram Images formed by the lenses Formula derived for thin lenses Focal length of lens depends on the surrounding medium Lens maker formula
Human eye and colourful world	Least distance of distinct vision, Angle of vision Structure of human Eye – Focal length of human Eye lens, accommodation Common accommodation defects of vision – Myopia, Hypermetropia, presbyopia Prism Scattering of light
Structure of atom	Spectrum Electromagnetic Spectrum Bohr’s model of a Hydrogen atom and its limitations Quantum mechanical model of an Atom Electronic Configuration of elements in their atoms nl rule, Energies of electronic energy levels (n+l) rule; Aufbau Principle, Pauli’s principle, Hund’s Rule of maximum multiplicity, Stable configurations
Classification of Elements – The Periodic Table	Need for the arrangement of elements in an organized manner Doberieners Triads – Limitations Newland’s law of Octaves Mendeleev’s Periodic Table (Periodic law, Achievements & Limitations) Modern Periodic Table.
Chemical Bonding	Chemical bond definition (brief explanation) Electronic theory of Valence by Lewis and Kossel Ionic and Covalent bonds: examples with Lewis Dot formulae The arrangement of Ions in Ionic compounds Factors affecting the formation of cation and anion Shapes, bond lengths and bond energies in molecules Valence shell electron pair repulsion theory Valence bond theory Properties of Ionic and Covalent Compounds
Electric Current	Electric current Potential difference How a battery or a cell works Ohms law and its limitations, resistance, specific resistance, factors influencing resistance, electric shock Electric Circuits Electric power Safety fuses
Electromagnetism	Oersted Experiment Magnetic field – field lines Magnetic field due to currents Magnetic force on moving charge and current carrying wire Electric motor Electromagnetic induction – Faraday’s law (including magnetic flux) – Lenz law Generators and Alternating – Direct Currents
Principles of Metallurgy	Occurrence of Metals in nature Extraction of metals from the Ores – activity series and related metallurgy, flow chart of steps involved in the extraction of metals from ore. Corrosion – Prevention of Corrosion Important Processes used in metallurgy Flux Furnace
Carbon and its compounds	Introduction of Carbon compounds Promotion of an Electron – Bonding in Carbon including Hybridization Allotropes of Carbon Versatile nature of carbon Hydrocarbons Bonding of carbon with other elements Isomerism Homologous series Nomenclature of carbon compounds Chemical properties of carbon compounds Important carbon compounds Esterification reactions Soaps – Saponification, Micelles

Syllabus For Biology

Nutrition	Life process- Introduction Photosynthesis Nutrition in organisms Digestion in human beings Healthy points about oesophagus Malnutrition
Respiration	Respiration – discovery of gases involved in respiration Respiratory system in human being Cellular respiration Respiration – Combustion Evolution of gaseous exchange Plant respiration
Transportation	Internal structure of Heart Cardiac cycle Lymphatic system Evolution of transport system Blood pressure Blood clotting Transportation in plants
Excretion	Excretion in Human beings Excretory system Structure of Nephron Formation of urine Dialysis – Artificial kidney Accessory Excretory organs in human being (Lungs, skin, liver large intestine) Excretion in other organisms Excretion in plants Excretion, Secretion
Control & coordination	Stimulus and response Integrated system – Nerves coordination Nerve cell structure Pathways from stimulus to response Reflex arc Central nervous system Peripheral nervous system Coordination without nerves Autonomous nervous system Coordination in plants – Phytohormones
Reproduction	Growth of bacteria in milk. Asexual reproduction Sexual reproduction Sexual reproduction in plants Cell division – Cell cycle Reproductive health – HIV/ AIDS
Coordination in Life Processes	Hunger Relation between taste and smell Mouth – a mastication machine Passage of food through oesophagus Stomach is mixer
Heredity	New Characters – variation Experiments conducted by Mendal (F1 generation,F2 generation), Mendel’s Laws Parents to offsprings Evolution Origin of species Evolution – Evidences Human Evolution
Our Environment	Ecosystem – Food chain Human activities – Their effect on ecosystem Biological pest control measures
Natural resources	Case study – Agricultural land (past and present) Case study – Water management Water resources in the Telugu States Natural resources around us Forest Renewable resources Fossil fuels Conservation, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover

Syllabus For Mathematics

Number System	Real numbers, Logarithm
Sets	Sets and their representations, Basic operations on sets
Algebra	Polynomials Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables Quadratic Equations Progressions
Trigonometry	Trigonometry Applications of Trigonometry
Coordinate Geometry	Coordinate geometry Lines (In two-dimensions)
Geometry	Similar Triangles, Construction, Tangents, and Secants to a circle
Mensuration	Surface Areas and Volumes Data Handling- Statistics, Probability, Mathematical Modelling

Syllabus For Social Science

India : Relief Features	• Geological background • Major relief divisions, - The Himalayas, The Indo- Gangetic plain, The Peninsular Plateau, The Thar Desert, The Coastal plains, and the Islands.
Ideas on Development	• Income and other Goals • How to compare Different Countries or States • Income and other Criteria • Public Facilities • Human Development Report – India and its neighbours for 2015 data. • Development as progress over time
Production and Employment	Sectors of Economy Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Changes in the importance of sectors: value of goods and services produced and employment of people. Employment – the working life in India How to create more and better conditions of employment
Climate in Indian Context	Climate and Weather Climographs – India Factors influencing climate and weather Winter Summer Advancing monsoon, Retreating monsoon
Indian Rivers and Water Resources	The Himalayan Rivers : The Indus system, The Brahmaputra system The Peninsular Rivers Water use Inflows and Outflows Rational and equitable Use of water – a case study or Hivre Bazar of Maharastra
The Population	A survey our own area (population) What does the census show? Age structure Sex Ratio Literacy Rates Life Expectancy Population Growth and Processes of Population Change
Settlement and Migration	What is a settlement? Urbanisation in India Indian settlements in hierarchy Aerotropolis – jet – age city Measure and classify migration patterns Migration in India (census 2001, 2011) Rural – Urban migration Seasonal and temporary Migration International migration
Rampur : Village Economy	The story of Rampur village Land and other natural resources The story of Rampur village Farming in Rampur Land and other natural resources
Globalisation	Production across Countries Interlinking Production Across Countries Foreign trade and Integration of market What is Globalisation Liberalisation of foreign and foreign investment policy Institutions of Global Governance World Trade Organisation (WTO) Impact of Globalisation in India Small Producers? The struggle for a fair Globalisation
Food Security	Food security for the country Increasing food grain production Availability of Foodgrains Other food items Access to food Public Distribution System(PDS) Nutrition status
Sustainable Development with Equity	Development again… Environment and development People’s Rights over environment Towards sustainable Development withEquity At Alternative Public Distribution system
The world between wars 1900-1950	world war Causes of the two world wars compared Aggressive nationalism, Imperialism,SecretAlliances, The Armaments Race,Militarism. The special contest of the Second WorldWar The treaty of Versailles The League of nations German Challenge to revengeful domination The fear or Socialism and the USSR Consequences of the WorldWars Enormous human cost Democratic Principles asserted Second World War 1939-1945 New balance of power New InternationalOrganisations Enfranchisement of women Russian SocialistRevolution The great depression Rise of Nazism in Germany The defeat and end
National Liberation Movements in the colonies	China: two different phases. Establishing theRepublic The Rise of the Communist Party ofChina Establishing the New Democracy: 1949-1954 LandReforms Vietnam: Against two colonizers The colonial experience Emergence of VietnameseNationalism The New Republic of Vietnam The entry of the US into theWar Nigeria: forming unity against the colonizers British colonialism and the making of aNation Independent and week Democracy Oil, environment and politics
National Movement in India – Partition & Independence 1939-1947	The Muslim league The Hindu Mahasabha and the RSS The Pakistan Resolution Who will make the British Quit India? The popular upsurge 1946-48
Making of Independent India’s Constitution	Revisiting the Indian constitution Nepal Constitution preamble2007 Japan Constitution preamble1946 Constituent Assembly Debates Draft constitution The vision of the constitution Debate on fundamental rights The ConstitutionToday
The Election Process in India	Election system in India The election commission Political parties in the election Conduct of elections at various levels Voting mechanism NOTA The need for electoral reforms
Independent India (The first 30 years 1947-1977)	First general elections Election procedure One-party domination in political system Demand for StateReorganization State Reorganization Act,1956 SRC – State is organization commission Social and Economic change Foreign policy and wars Anti-Hindi agitation Green Revolution Bangladesh war Emergency
Emerging Political Trends (1977-2007)	Return of Democracy after emergency Elections – 1977 – End ofEmergency Some important parties of 1970s BLD, Congress, CPI (M), DMK, Jan Sangh, SAD Regional party -Telangana Assam movement The PunjabAgitation The new initiatives of Rajiv Gandhi Era RiseofCommunalismandCorruptioninHighplaces
Post-War World and India	After world war–II UNO Cold war(1945-1991) Proxy war Military alliances Arms and space-race NAM West Asian conflicts Growth of Nationalism in middle east Peace movements Collapse of the USSR
Social Movements in our times	Civil Rights and Other Movements of1960s Human Rights Movements in the USSR Anti-nuclear and Anti-WarMovements Globalization, marginalized people and environmental movements Greenpeace Movement in Europe Bhopal Gas Disaster-related movements Silent Valley Movement 1973-85 Movement of women for SocialJustice Aadavallu Ekamaite Social mobilization on human rights Meria PaibiMovement
The Movement for the formation of Telangana State	The merger of Hyderabad State with India The Gentlemen’sAgreement Mulki Rules Movements in1990s In the process of achieving Telangana Telanganaachieved Prof. JayaShanker

Syllabus For English

Personality Development	Attitude is Altitude Biography Every Success Story Is Also Narrative a Story of Great Failures Essay I will Do It Biography
Wit and Humor	The Dear Departed (Part - I) Play The Dear Departed (Part - II) Play The Brave Potter Folk Tale
Human Relations	The Journey Narrative Another Woman Poem The Never-Never Nest Play
Film and Theatre	Rendezvous with Ray Essay Maya Bazaar Review A Tribute Essay

Preparation Tips For TS SSC

There are certain examination tips that the students can incorporate in their examination schedule. If the students incorporate the correct TS SSC 10th Preparation Tips at the right time then they will be able to score well. 

The level of TS SSC examination is high therefore the students have to take a step ahead in their preparation. Firstly, the students must know everything about the exam, starting from the exam pattern, duration, number of questions and the total marks. 

When the students know fully about the exam then only, they are able to prepare well for it. Keeping everything ready for the examination day such as the admit card, stationery items and school ID will ensure that the students remain stress free on the day of the test. 

Prioritising the topics of the TS SSC syllabus will make sure that the candidate studies the important topics first and then the others accordingly. Studying the TS SSC 10th Exam Pattern is very important as through it the students come to know the weightage of the topics. 

Developing a study plan is a better way to divide the TS SSC Class 10th syllabus to the number of days that are there for the exam. Studying daily for the board exams is the only mantra the candidates will be able to score high.

Mock test papers are very important as without it the students would not be able to assess what type of questions are asked in the exam. 

Exam Pattern For TS SSC

The exam pattern for the TS SSC is one that the students must always keep a note of as without it the candidates would not be able to know the type of questions and the level of difficulty of the exam. The subjects that will be coming in the Class X board exams are Sanskrit, Telugu, Hindi, English, Mathematics, General Science, Physical Sciences, Biology, Social Studies and Urdu. 

Candidates have the choice of selecting the subjects that they want to study but they have to select 6 subjects out of the total number. The compulsory subjects are General Science, Social Studies and Mathematics. 

The total number of marks is of 100 marks and the passing marks that has been set by the board is 35. The following table denotes the TS SSC Marks distribution

Subject	Total Marks	Theory Exam Marks	Internal Assessment
First Language (Hindi/Urdu/Telugu)	100	80	20
Second Language ( Hindi/Telugu)	100	80	20
Third Language (English)	100	80	20
Mathematics (Paper 1)	50	40	10
Mathematics (Paper 2)	50	40	10
Biological Science	50	40	10
Physical Science	50	40	10
Geography and Economics	50	40	10
History and Civics	50	40	10

Mock Test For TS SSC

It is imperative for the TS SSC aspirants to practise mock tests as they aid them in increasing their scores. Speed of solving questions can also be increased if the students practise a lot of mock test papers. 

There is easy availability of the mock test online and offline. The candidates can visit the official website of the board to get the latest mock test to practise on. 

The ones who don't practise mock tests before the exam are often clueless about the exam pattern and they might take time to assess the exam paper. Just by practising the mock tests, students can know how much they are scoring and they can work accordingly to increase scores. 

Admit Card For TS SSC 

The hall ticket for TS SSC is the vital document that will ensure the entry of the student into the examination hall. If any candidates fail to show their admit card while entering the exam hall then they would not be allowed to give the examination. 

Before reaching the exam centre the students must ensure that they carry their respective admit card and school ID. In February, the admit card for the exams would get released and the private students can download the admit card from the website of the board. 

The regular candidates must remember to collect their admit card from the school itself. Checking their details on the admit card is very important for the candidates as if any detail is mentioned wrong then the students must report the errors to the board to get them rectified. 

The following are the steps to download the admit card of TS SSC.

Step 1- Go to the link provided on this page.

Step 2- You will be able to find a link reading ‘SSC Hall Ticket' on the left side.

Step 3- Click on the link.

Step 4- Students will be required to enter their district, name, school, and date of birth to download their Telangana SSC hall ticket.

Step 5- Candidates are advised to download and take a print out of the hall ticket as they won’t be allowed to give the exam if they don’t have their hall ticket with them.

Result For TS SSC

The most anticipated TS SSC 10th result for TS SSC is going to be declared in May. The results are a time when the students get to know how much they have scored and the day is filled with anxiety. 

10th result TS SSC are declared in the online mode but the candidates receive the final hard copy of the results after a day by the board. It is important that the students download the online generated scorecard till the time the board does not provide the final scorecard. 

Inorder to check the results the students will have to enter their roll number on the official website that is bse.telangana.gov.in. 

Following steps for checking the TS SSC 10th result on the website of the board.

Step 1: Visit the official website:results.cgg.gov.in and click on the result link.

Step 2: Students will be redirected to the login page.

Step 3: After entering your details in appropriate fields, click on submit.

Step 4: Telangana board 10th result will load on the screen.

Step 5: Download and take a printout of the Telangana SSC result for future references.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the qualifying marks for TS SSC?

A: The qualifying marks set for TS SSC are 35 marks.

Q: When will the admit card be released?

A: In February, the admit card will be released.

Q: What are the things that are allowed in the exam hall?

A: Stationery items, water bottle and admit card are the things which the student can carry in the exam hall. 

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