TSPSC 2025 Group 1 results declared, link at tspsc.gov.in

TSPSC Group 1 Results 2025: How to Check

Step 1: Visit the official website: tspsc.gov.in
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the TSPSC group 1 result link available
Step 3: Submit the login details
Step 4: TSPSC Group 1 Result 2025 will appear on the screen
Step 5: View and download the pdf
Step 6: Keep it safe for future reference

TSPSC Group 1 Results: Recounting of marks

Candidates who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for recounting of their marks. Such students have to log in to the TGPSC portal and enter their credentials and then have to apply for recounting. The facility is open between March 10 and 24, till 5 pm. Request has to be made online with Rs 1000 per paper.

Meanwhile, the candidates who appeared for these exams can expect their results to be published on the following dates:

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 exam was conducted from October 21 to 21. The exam took place each day from 2 PM to 5 PM. There were seven descriptive papers in the main examination. According to reports, 21,093 candidates appeared for the Group 1 Mains examination.

With the announcement of the results, the final recruitment process for Group 1 will begin. For more information, aspirants can visit the official website.

Following the announcement of the Group 1 results, the commission is expected to move forward with the next steps in the recruitment process, which include document verification and interviews. Additionally, the TSPSC is likely to provide updates on the results for Group 2, Group 3, and other categories in the coming days.

Meanwhile, earlier, candidates were protesting against the GO seeking rescheduling of the examinations on the ground that SCs (scheduled castes), STs (scheduled tribes) and backward classes suffer under its reservation provisions.

Kapil Sibal submitted to the Supreme Court that the aspirants would lose out on the chance to appear in the exam being conducted for the first time in the state.

The Supreme Court then refused to stay the examination conducted by the Telangana Public Service Commission (TGPSC) to fill up 563 Grade-I posts in various government departments, saying such an order will lead to “chaos”.

“The examination is to commence at 2 pm… There will be chaos if we stay the exam at this stage,” said a bench comprising Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, when senior lawyer Kapil Sibal, appearing for a petitioner, pressed for an interim stay.