TS SET Result 2024 Awaiting: Where and How to Check TG SET Scorecards

Osmania University, Telangana will release TS SET Result 2024 in due course. Candidates who have appeared for the Telangana State Eligibility Test can check the results through the official website of TG SET at telanganaset.org when they are released.

The exam was conducted on September 10, 11, 12 and 13, 2024. The TS-SET exam was conducted in general studies and 29 subjects in CBT mode in 10 old districts of Telangana.

SSC CPO 2024 final answer key, marks for Paper I at ssc.gov.in, link here

The test consisted of two papers. Paper I had 50 compulsory questions of objective type, each carrying 2 marks, and Paper II had 100 compulsory questions of objective type, each carrying 2 marks, based on the subject selected by the candidate.

The preliminary answer key was released on September 24 and the appeal window closed on September 26, 2024.

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TS SET Result 2024: How to Check

Candidates who have appeared for the test can check the results by following the steps given below.

• Visit the official website of TG SET at telanganaset.org.
• Click on the TS SET Result 2024 link available on the homepage.
• A new page will open where candidates have to enter the login details.
• When you’re done, click submit.
• Your result will be displayed on the screen.
• View the result and download the page.
• Keep a paper copy of this for further need.

The TS SET result is available on the website only. The candidate is not informed individually about his result.

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The official brochure reads: “Eligibility for Assistant Professor will depend on the candidate’s performance in both papers of SET in total. The candidates who qualify for the Assistant Professor eligibility test will be subject to the rules and regulations for the recruitment of Assistant Professor of the concerned Universities/Colleges/State Government, as the case may be.”