The Telangana Public Service Commission has officially announced the results for the Group 1 examination. Candidates who appeared for the Group 1 exam (Notification No. 02/2024) can now access their results on the official website: tspsc.gov.in by entering their roll number and other required login credentials.
Release of Marks and Recruitment Drive
The Commission has confirmed that paper-wise marks will soon be available in the candidate login section, and a provisional marks list will be published on the official website. This recruitment drive aims to fill 563 vacancies across various government departments.
Steps to Check Telangana Public Service Commission Group 1 Results 2025
1. Visit the official website: tspsc.gov.in
2. Click on the ‘TSPSC Group 1 Result’ link on the homepage
3. Enter the required login credentials
4. The TSPSC Group 1 Result 2025 will be displayed on the screen
5. Download and save the result for future reference
Recounting of Marks
Candidates dissatisfied with their marks can apply for a recounting process. Applications must be submitted via the TSPSC portal by logging in with their credentials. The recounting facility will be open from 10th March to 24th March until 5 PM, with a fee of Rs 1,000 per paper.
Key Dates for Other Exam Results
Candidates awaiting results for other TSPSC exams can refer to the following schedule:
– 10th March: Provisional marks for Group 1
– 11th March: General ranking list for Group 2
– 14th March: General ranking list for Group 3
– 17th March: Final results for Hostel Welfare Officer
– 19th March: Final results for Extension Officer
The TSPSC Group 1 Mains examination was conducted from 21st October to 31st October, with seven descriptive papers held daily from **2 PM to 5 PM**. Reports indicate that 21,093 candidates appeared for the Mains exam.
Next Steps in the Recruitment Process
Following the result announcement, the final stages of the recruitment process will commence. TSPSC will also provide updates regarding the results of Group 2, Group 3, and other categories in the coming days.
Legal Developments and Protests
Earlier, candidates protested against a Government Order (GO) seeking rescheduling of the exams due to concerns over reservation provisions for Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), and Backward Classes (BCs). Senior advocate Kapil Sibal had argued before the Supreme Court that many aspirants might miss the opportunity to appear for the exam, which was being conducted for the first time in the state.
However, the Supreme Court refused to stay the examination.
For further details and updates, candidates are advised to visit the official TSPSC website regularly.
