What After TANCET 2025 Result?
Anna University has released TANCET results on the official website, tancet.annauniv.edu. To avoid the scope of any confusion, and guide them for the way forward, this article of Shiksha brings the list of things to do after the declaration of the TANCET results.
What After TANCET 2025 Result
What after TANCET 2025 Results: Anna University has released the TANCET or the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test results on the official website, tancet.annauniv.edu. Candidates are able to check the TANCET results using their email ID and password. A total of 33093 candidates applied for the TANCET exam for MBA and MCA admissions. Out of all the eligible candidates, 30691 candidates took the TANCET 2025 exam for MBA and MCA courses.
While some candidates score high in the exam, others may not have performed as expected. Irrespective of both scenarios, candidates who took the TANCET exam must be hopeful and check what they need to focus on after the result declaration. This article of Shiksha brings the way forward after the announcement of the TANCET 2025 result.
TANCET results will host the actual score of the candidate so that he/she can analyse the individual performance. Whereas, TANCET scorecard will not have actual score. With percentile score in the TANCET scorecard, candidates will be able to display his/her relative performance. This would help in evaluating performance of the candidate in comparison to the other test takers.
Typically, Anna University releases the TANCET scorecard a week after the declaration of the TANCET results. Candidates need to download the TANCET scorecard to participate in the further admission processes; however, TANCET results need not be saved for future references.
TANCET 2025 Result – Way Forward
Download the scorecard and preserve it: The TANCET 2025 scorecard is available for download within a specified timeline. Candidates must download the mark sheet, take printouts, and preserve it properly until the admission process is complete.
Keep an eye on the counselling schedule: The TANCET 2025 counselling process is likely to commence in the month of June. Test takers must keep track of the official website to get an update on the counselling registration, document verification, seat allotment process, and dates.
Keep documents ready for verification: Ideally, candidates should keep the documents ready for verification purposes in counselling. The documents that are verified during the counselling process are as follows:
Candidates can find the TANCET result link on the official exam website hosted by Anna University. The results are typically published on the TANCET official website. Once the results are announced, candidates can log in using their registration number and date of birth. Candidates are also allowed to access their scorecard. TANCET scorecard hosts only the percentile score, while the TANCET results will mention both percentile as well as the actual marks secured by the candidate.
- Printed online application
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Marksheet of Class 12/ Diploma
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Marksheets of all semesters/ years of qualifying degree examinations
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Provisional/degree certificate
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Permanent community certificate card for BC, BCM, MBC & DNC, ST, SC and SCA
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Transfer Certificate
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TANCET 2025 mark sheet
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TANCET 2025 hall ticket
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District Medical Board Certificate (for Differently abled Candidates only)
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Nativity Certificate only in electronic form / digitally signed e-certificate (If applicable)
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Sri Lankan Tamil Refugee certificate (If applicable)
Participate in the counselling process: Once the counselling process is announced, candidates should note the date, time and venue for counselling and must participate in the process on the slated schedule and venue. They must note that they have to report to the venue on the given schedule only and request to change the schedule will not be approved by the counselling authorities. Hence, they must first register and then participate in the process to ensure getting a seat at a TANCET participating college.
Check previous years’ cut-off: Candidates can estimate the college they may get admission to, by checking the previous years’ TANCET cut off. By checking the cut-off, they can be sure whether they are eligible to take admission to their dream institutes. They can then prepare for admission accordingly so that admission is not delayed.
Take admission: Once the seat allotment order is released, candidates must check their seat allotment and take admission at the earliest by paying the requisite fee and completing other admission formalities within the deadline to avoid missing the admission opportunity.
Candidates should also have some backup plan ready, such as applying to private B-schools and participating in the GD-PI process to get admission. In case their TANCET score is less, they may also appear for other MBA entrance exams and plan their admission accordingly.
Anna University releases the TANCET results within a month of the exam date. In the past sessions as well, Anna University has released the TANCET results nearly a month after the exam was held. The table below mentions the past year's exam date and result date.
Soon after the release of the TANCET results, Anna University schedules the release of TANCET scorecard. Candidates can download the TANCET scorecard using the same link within a specified period. After closing of the window to download the scorecard, candidates have to pay a processing fee to get the duplicate TANCET scorecard. TANCET scorecard and hall ticket is required at the time of document verification.