TN HSE Supplementary Re-Totaling Results 2026: Check Here
The Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE), Tamil Nadu, conducts a re-totaling and revaluation process for students who are not satisfied with their marks in the TN HSE (+1 and +2) Supplementary Examination 2026. This process follows the declaration of the TN Plus Two Supplementary Result, which was declared on 31 July 2026.
| Conducting Body | Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE), Tamil Nadu |
| Exam | Tamil Nadu Higher Secondary Examination (HSE) +1 and +2 Supplementary/Arrear Examination 2026 |
| Supplementary Result Declared | 31 July 2026 |
| Revaluation/Recounting Result | Expected around August 2026 |
| Re-evaluation Fee | ₹505 per subject |
How to Apply for Scanned Copy and Revaluation
- Apply for a scanned copy of your answer script at the designated government examination centre or through the official website, as instructed in the notification.
- Review the scanned copy to check the examiner’s evaluation and marks awarded.
- If you wish to proceed, submit the re-totaling or revaluation application (choose only one per subject) along with the prescribed fee within the specified window.
- Private students apply through their respective exam centres; regular students apply through their respective schools.
How to Check Your Revised Result
- Look for the link titled ‘TN HSE Supplementary Re-totaling/Revaluation Result 2026’ on the DGE Tamil Nadu homepage once activated.
- Enter your registration number and date of birth in the format requested on the login window.
- Submit the details to view your revised mark statement.
- Download and save the result, and collect your updated original marksheet from your respective school afterward.
Important Note
The request for re-evaluation is typically processed within 10 to 15 days. Students who fail the TN HSE Supplementary exam can appear in the next academic year for the main examination.
Official Links
Official Website: dge.tn.gov.in
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the fee for re-evaluation?
A: ₹505 per subject.
Q: How long does re-evaluation processing take?
A: Typically 10 to 15 days.
Q: Can I apply for both re-totaling and revaluation for the same subject?
A: No — you must choose only one option per subject.
Q: What if I fail the Supplementary exam again?
A: You can appear in the next academic year for the main examination.
Final Word
Since revaluation and re-totaling are mutually exclusive per subject, decide carefully which option suits your specific concern — a totaling error versus a scoring dispute — before submitting your application.