TN HSC supplementary plus one result 2018 declared at dge.tn.nic.in
TN HSC plus 1 supplementary result : Tamil Nadu’s directorate of government examinations announced the supplementary exam result of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC +1) board examinations on Monday.
Tamil Nadu’s directorate of government examinations announced the supplementary exam result of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC +1) or Class 11 board examinations on Monday. The compartment exam for Plus One was held in June 2018. Students who had appeared in the exam can check it on the official website.

Here’s the direct link to check the TN Plus 1 supplementary result.
TN HSC Plus 1 supplementary result 2018: Steps to check
1) Visit the official result website for Tamil Nadu’s directorate of government examinations
2) Click on the link for ‘HSE Special Supplementary June 2018 first Year - Statement of Mark for Individuals’
2) Key in your registration number and date of birth
3) Click on ‘View Result’
4) Check your result and take a print out
Students who had applied for the revaluation can also check their results by clicking on the link for ‘HSe Special Supplementary June 2018 First Year - Statement of Marks for Verification’.
The directorate had announced the state board Class 11 (HSC+1) annual exam result on May 30. The pass percentage this year was 91.3%. Of the 8,63, 668 candidates who appeared for the exam, 7,73,844 passed. Girls performed better than boys. The pass percentage of girls was 94.6% and among boys was 87.4%.
Tamil Nadu’s directorate of government examinations had declared the result of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC +2) or Class 12 board examinations on May 16. Of the 860,434 students who appeared for the exams, 7,84,081 cleared it.
The result of the Senior School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) or Class 10 examination result was announced on May 23. According to the directorate, 94.5% students, including 96.4% girls and 92.5% boys, cleared the exam.
ABOUT THE AUTHORNilesh MathurNilesh Mathur is online news editor with Hindustan Times. He has worked on the online news desk for the last 23 years. Presently, he covers education and career-related news.

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