TS DEECET 2025 Result Declared At deecet.cdse.telangana.gov.in, Here's Direct Link
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TS DEECET 2025 Result: The Department of School Education, Government of Telangana, has declared the TG DEECET 2025 results today, June 5.
The Department of School Education, Government of Telangana has announced the results of the Telangana Diploma in Elementary Education Common Entrance Test (TG DEECET) 2025 today, June 5. Candidates who appeared for the exam can access their results on the official website at deecet.cdse.telangana.gov.in by entering their hall ticket number.
Candidates who have qualified in the TG DEECET 2025 exam will be eligible to participate in the counselling process for admission. The entrance test was conducted for admission to the two-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) and Diploma in Pre-School Education (DPSE) programmes for the 2025–27 academic session.
The computer-based exam was held on June 25 for candidates aspiring to join government DIETs and private unaided elementary teacher training institutions, including both minority and non-minority colleges, across Telangana.
How To Check TS DEECET 2025 Result?
Step 4: Click on the 'Submit' button.
Details Mentioned on TS DEECET 2025 Rank Card
After downloading the TS DEECET 2025 rank card, candidates are advised to carefully verify all the information printed on it. The rank card will contain the following details:
This information will be used to compile the TS DEECET 2025 merit list, which will serve as the basis for admissions into Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) programmes across Telangana.
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June 05, 2025, 16:19 IST
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