TS Inter Exam 2025: Error found in Telangana Board Mathematics, Botany, & Political Science Question Paper

Discrepancies found in TS Inter Exam 2025 Mathematics, Botany, and Political Science papers. Students instructed by the board to cross-check and correct these errors with the guidance of the invigilators in each exam hall.

TS Inter Exam 2025: The ongoing Telangana Intermediate examinations have encountered significant issues with errors in question papers, affecting students’ ability to answer questions accurately. Mistakes were identified in key subjects such as Mathematics, Botany, and Political Science. As a result, the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) has issued instructions to Chief Superintendents to assist students in correcting these errors during the exam, with the help of invigilators.

TS Inter Exam 2025: Mistakes in Mathematics, Botany, and Political Science Papers

The most recent issue arose when discrepancies were noted in the question papers of Mathematics, Botany, and Political Science. Students were instructed by the board to cross-check and correct these errors with the guidance of the invigilators in each exam hall. This has sparked concerns among students who were already under pressure due to the rigors of the examination.

TS Intermediate Exams 2025: Breakdown of Students and Security Measures

The Telangana Intermediate exams for the academic year 2025 began on March 5, and the exams will continue until March 25. A total of 9,96,971 students are appearing for the exams this year, with 4,88,448 first-year students and 5,08,523 second-year students spread across 1,532 exam centers throughout the state.

To ensure the integrity and security of the exam process, Section 163 has been enforced, which prohibits any activities within 500 meters of the examination centers. In addition, all exam halls are equipped with CCTV cameras connected to a central Command Control Center for constant monitoring during the examinations.

TS Intermediate English Exam Controversy: Full Marks for Question Number 7

On March 10, the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) addressed another controversy in the English II exam for second-year students. The issue arose with question number 7, which featured a pie chart. Some students raised concerns over the inaccuracies in the question, particularly with the data presented in the chart. This led to widespread confusion among examinees.

Following these complaints, the board convened with subject experts to evaluate the situation thoroughly. After assessing the issue, the TSBIE decided to award full marks to all students who attempted question number 7, regardless of any discrepancies in the question. This decision was made in an effort to ensure fairness and that no student would be disadvantaged due to the mistakes in the question paper.

Ensuring Fairness in TS Inter Examination Process

The decision to grant full marks for the problematic question was a direct result of student representations and feedback, with the board acknowledging the confusion caused by the incorrectly presented pie chart. In a statement, the TSBIE assured students that every effort was being made to ensure a fair and unbiased evaluation of their performance in the exams.

The board's swift response reflects its commitment to upholding academic integrity and ensuring that students are not penalized for mistakes in the examination process.

Impact on Telangana Intermediate Exams 2025

While the errors in the question papers and the controversy surrounding the English II exam have created uncertainty, the TSBIE's decisions highlight its efforts to maintain fairness and transparency in the examination process. As the exams continue, students and parents alike will be hoping for smooth proceedings free of further disruptions.

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