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As of now, the SSLC mid-term examination paper has not been officially released by the education boards. Usually, exam papers are shared only on the day of the exam or after the exams are over to maintain fairness. If you are looking for practice papers or previous year question papers, many schools and educational websites provide them online. It’s best to keep checking your school’s official website or your state education board’s portal for any announcements regarding the release of the SSLC mid-term exam paper

Hello aspirant,

The result of examination 3 SSLC, will be announced in the month of July 2025. The exams of the same were taken from July 5, 2025 to July 12 2025.

To view the result, you have to visit their official website karresult.nic.in. Then click on result section, then you will have to enter your registration number and your birthdate. After that, you can view or download the result.

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://school.careers360.com/boards/kseeb/karnataka-sslc-3rd-exam-result-2025

Regards

In most colleges, you need to pass SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) or an equivalent examination to be eligible for a diploma course. However, some colleges may allow students who have failed in SSLC but have passed the 10th standard from other recognized boards to apply for a diploma. It depends on the specific college's admission policies. It’s best to contact the college directly or check their official website for clear guidelines on eligibility and admission requirements.

In Tamil Nadu, many colleges and institutions offer diploma courses even if a student has failed in SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate). However, there are certain conditions and options to consider:

Options for Students Who Have Failed in SSLC:

1. Reappear for SSLC Exams :

   • You can appear for the SSLC exams again after clearing the backlog. Once you pass, you will be eligible for regular college admissions, including diploma courses.

2. Vocational Courses :

   • Some institutions offer vocational training or skill-based courses that do not require SSLC marks as a strict prerequisite. These can be an alternative to help you get practical skills.

3. Open Schooling/Equivalent Courses :

   • You can pursue open schooling or equivalent courses, like the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), which allows you to appear for exams after a certain period of study.

4. Direct Admission to Diploma Courses :

   • Some polytechnic colleges might allow admission directly into their diploma programs based on certain criteria. However, most colleges generally prefer students who have passed the SSLC exam.

Diploma Courses in Engineering and Technology:

Many polytechnic colleges in Tamil Nadu offer diploma courses in various branches like:

• Civil Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering

• Electrical Engineering

• Electronics and Communication

• Computer Science and Engineering

If you have failed SSLC but are interested in a diploma course, it's essential to:

• Check the eligibility criteria of specific colleges and courses.

• Look for special schemes or alternative routes such as open schooling or reattempting the SSLC exams.

Conclusion:

While failing SSLC can limit your immediate options for direct admission into certain degree courses, you still have opportunities for vocational and diploma courses. You can also consider reappearing for SSLC or checking for open schooling options.

Hy,

If you have forgotten your roll number for the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) exam conducted by the Tamil Nadu State Board but have your registration number, you can retrieve it by following these steps:

1. Check Online

• TN Board Website : Visit the official website of the Tamil Nadu State Board of Education or the Directorate of Government Examinations, Tamil Nadu. Look for options related to "Find Roll Number" or "Lost Roll Number."
• Student Portal : If you have access to a student portal or examination-related website, log in using your registration number to retrieve your roll number.

2. Contact Your School

• School Administration : Reach out to your school’s administration or examination office. They often keep records of students' roll numbers and can assist you in retrieving it.
• Principal or Exam Coordinator : Contact the principal or the examination coordinator who may have access to your roll number information.

3. Contact the Examination Board

• Official Contact : Reach out to the Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE) through their official contact numbers or email. Provide your registration number and other required details to get assistance.
• Help Desk : Some boards have help desks or support services for such issues. Look for contact details on the official website.

4. Visit the Examination Office

• In-Person Inquiry : If online and school-based methods do not work, visit the examination office or regional office of the Tamil Nadu State Board in person. Carry your registration number and any other required identification.

5. Check Exam-Related Documents

• Previous Papers : If you have any old admit cards, mark sheets, or other exam-related documents, they might contain your roll number.
• School Records : Review any old records or documents provided by your school during the exam period.

Hey,

To download a Tamil Nadu SSLC marksheet online, you can:

1. Visit the official website at apply1.tndge.org

2. Click on the "Hr Sec Second Year certificate download" link

3. Enter your roll number and date of birth

4. The marksheet will appear on the screen

Fore more information please visit the official website at : https://www.dge.tn.nic.in/sslcvfy/sslcverify.aspx

Hope this helps you.

Hello aspirant

Whatever name shows your aadhar card will be considered and followed for your future examinations, results and certificates .

Your name in your sslc and aadhar card is similar, there won't be  any issue as there is no spelling mistake or different name is used.

If you will go to make changes in aadhar card now, you will have to make a gazeete certificate that will waste your too much time.

Make sure you have entered the  name same as in your aadhar card otherwise get it edited at the time of correction window .