Education
Telangana Open School releases hall tickets for October exams
Reported by Faizan Khan (Staff Writer) · Indian Express - Education ·
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Representative image · PexelsThe Telangana Open School Society has released the hall tickets for the upcoming Secondary School Certificate and Intermediate public examinations. Students appearing for the Class 10 and 12 tests can download their admit cards from the official website, telanganaopenschool.org, or from portal.telanganaopenschool.org. The examinations will run from October 11 to October 17, 2026. This schedule and the hall ticket release were announced through a press note issued by the Telangana School Education Department on September 28, while the admit cards themselves were made available online on September 26.
Instructions for Students
To download the admit card, students must visit the official website and click on the active link for the October 2026 exams. They need to select either the SSC or Intermediate hall ticket option and enter details such as their student name, district, and school on the login page. Candidates must print a hard copy of the admit card and bring it to the exam centre on every exam day along with their original Aadhaar ID. Officials have also advised students to visit their assigned exam centre at least two days before the tests begin and to check the website regularly for updates.
Context
Open schooling systems give students a flexible way to complete their school education outside of regular classrooms. Hall tickets act as official passes that confirm a student's identity and eligibility to sit for board-level exams.
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