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Tamil Nadu SSLC Supplementary Results 2026 Declared on DGE Website

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The Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE) Tamil Nadu has released the SSLC supplementary examination results for 2026. Students who appeared in these exams, held for those needing to clear additional subjects, can now download their provisional marks memos from the official DGE Tamil Nadu website. For those seeking further review, applications to obtain scanned copies of answer scripts will be accepted on August 10 and 11. Each scanned answer script copy carries a fee of Rs 275 per subject.

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