TS ICET result 2025 declared: Check direct link and steps to download scorecards here
The Telangana State Integrated Common Entrance Test (TS ICET) 2025 results have been officially declared by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) on July 7. Conducted by Mahatma Gandhi University, Nalgonda, this entrance test is a gateway for MBA and MCA admissions in universities and affiliated colleges across Telangana.
Candidates who appeared for the exam on June 8 and 9 can now access their rank cards and final answer key on the official portal, icet.tgche.ac.in. The scorecard includes section-wise marks, total marks, and candidate rank. The announcement marks a significant milestone for thousands of aspirants, especially as the counselling process is set to begin soon.
How to check
TS ICET 2025 result
Candidates can follow these steps to download their result:
Visit the official website: icet.tgche.ac.in
Click on the 'TS ICET 2025 Result / Rank Card' link.
Enter your hall ticket number, registration number, and date of birth.
Your rank card will appear on the screen.
Download and take a printout for counselling and admission use.
Direct link to download TS ICET result 2025
Details mentioned in TS ICET scorecard 2025
After downloading the rank card, candidates are advised to check all the details mentioned in it carefully. The rank card contains:
Candidate's name and hall ticket number
Section-wise and overall scores (Analytical Ability, Mathematical Ability, Communication Ability)
Normalized marks
Overall rank
Qualifying status
TS ICET 2025 final answer key
Alongside the results, the final answer key has also been released.
The provisional key was made available earlier, and candidates were allowed to raise objections from June 22 to 26 by paying a fee of ₹500 per question. The expert committee reviewed the objections before finalizing the key. The final key is now available for download and reflects the revised answers based on valid objections.
Qualifying criteria and passing marks
Candidates must score above the following passing marks in order to qualify in TS ICET exam:
General Category:
Minimum 25% marks (50 out of 200)
SC/ST Candidates:
No minimum qualifying marks
Only candidates who meet the qualifying criteria will be considered for the web-based counselling process.
TS ICET 2025 counselling
TSCHE will soon release the TS ICET 2025 counselling schedule, outlining the steps that qualified candidates must follow to secure admission into MBA and MCA programs across Telangana.
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The counselling process will begin with online registration, where candidates must submit basic academic and personal details. This will be followed by certificate verification, either online or at designated helpline centres, to validate the candidate's eligibility and reservation claims.
Once verified, candidates can proceed to the web options entry phase, during which they can select their preferred colleges and courses in order of priority. Based on merit, preferences, and seat availability, the seat allotment results will be announced. Finally, selected candidates must report to their allotted institutions to confirm their admission and complete formalities.
Counselling will be conducted in phases, and candidates are advised to check the official website regularly for updates.
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