TN Supplementary Results Out: Key Details for Students

The Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE), Tamil Nadu, declared the Higher Secondary Supplementary Examination results on Friday, 31 July 2026. The exams were held from 26 June to 16 July 2026, with 60,527 candidates appearing for the Class 12 supplementary and Class 11 arrear papers. Candidates can now access their provisional Statement of Marks (Provisional Certificate) at dge.tn.gov.in by logging in with their roll number and date of birth.

To download the marksheet, students should visit the official website, click the 'Result' link, select the supplementary exam result for June/July 2026, enter their credentials and submit. The portal provides a provisional document that serves as a temporary certificate until the final marksheet is issued.

Separately, the DGE announced the registration schedule for the Kodaikanal Municipality examinations. Candidates must register in person on 4 or 5 August 2026, between 11:00 am and 5:00 pm, at designated offices in Theni, Dindigul, Tiruppur, Ramanathapuram, Madurai or Chengalpattu. The registration fee is ₹275 per subject, payable in cash. Only the Kodaikanal Municipality exams will be held at the Kodaikanal centre, and the result download dates for those tests will be announced later via the media and the official website.

What Candidates Should Know About the Provisional Marksheet and Upcoming Exams

Provisional Marksheet: What It Means and What to Check

The Statement of Marks downloaded now is a provisional certificate. It is valid for college admissions, job applications and other immediate needs until the original marksheet is dispatched. Candidates should verify every detail – name, roll number, subject codes and marks – as any error could cause problems later. If a discrepancy is found, students should watch for the DGE’s upcoming notification on rectification procedures; the directorate has not yet released contact details for corrections tied to this result.

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For students who wish to improve their scores or believe there has been a marking error, the DGE has stated that dates for applying for re-totaling and re-valuation will be announced separately. This is the only official path to a review of marks, and applications will likely have a strict deadline.

Kodaikanal Municipality Exams: Registration Window Opens

A subset of candidates who need to sit the Kodaikanal Municipality examinations have a very short in-person registration window – only 4 and 5 August 2026. The centres listed are spread across several districts, but the actual exam will be conducted only in Kodaikanal. Candidates from these areas should plan travel accordingly. The results for these tests will be declared later, and the schedule will be published through the official website and local media.

Next Steps After Downloading Your TN 12th Supplementary Marksheet

For those who passed, the provisional marksheet can support immediate college admissions or job documentation. Students who did not achieve the desired result should prepare to apply for re-totaling or re-valuation once the dates are out.

  • Download and save a digital copy of the provisional marksheet immediately; also keep a printed copy.
  • Check your personal details, subject names and marks carefully. Any error should be reported to DGE as soon as official correction channels are announced.
  • If you need to sit the Kodaikanal Municipality exams, register in person at one of the listed centres on 4 or 5 August with ₹275 per subject in cash. Missing this window will likely mean forgoing the exam.
  • Bookmark dge.tn.gov.in and check it regularly for updates on re-totaling, re-valuation and the release of the final original marksheet.