TS SET 2026: Cut-off and Qualifying Marks

TS SET cut-off searches should begin with a distinction: a minimum qualifying threshold and the final subject-category cut-off are not always the same thing. Read the result rules from Osmania University before comparing a mock score with a percentage found on an older page. A score can cross a basic threshold without establishing final qualification under a slot-based procedure.

TS SET qualifying marks and result reference

The official portal uses TG SET 2026. TS SET remains a familiar search term and the name of this Testkart exam record. The 2026 brochure scheduled tests for 28 to 30 September 2026; the portal now provides preliminary-key and answer-key challenge information. Check the portal for the final result and any later notification.

TG SET 2026 requires appearance in both papers and at least 40% aggregate for General/Unreserved candidates, or 35% for the reserved categories named in the brochure. The result procedure allocates qualifying slots, with the total set at 6% of candidates appearing in both papers. Subject-category cut-offs then follow that allocation.

Previous cut-offs: compare the right rows

No unverified historical subject-wise score table is supplied here. Download the official cut-off document or result notice and record the year, subject, category, score scale and final-key status. Keep those labels beside every figure you use. A cut-off from another subject or category can create a false target even when the exam has the same maximum marks.

What changes a cut-off

In a slot-based eligibility test, final cut-offs depend on the official allocation method and the score distribution within the relevant subject and category. Difficulty and candidate performance can change the score needed for the available qualifying slots. Do not copy vacancy-based explanations from a recruitment examination without checking whether vacancies actually determine this test’s result.

For a test with prescribed paper-wise and aggregate pass requirements, check each requirement rather than waiting for a single rumoured number. The useful question is whether your score and category satisfy the published conditions, not whether an online prediction sounds encouraging.

Set a preparation target without inventing a prediction

Use an official past cut-off, where available, as a benchmark rather than a guarantee. Aim for a margin that you can sustain in several comparable mocks, then examine the weaker paper and recurring unit errors. A single score above last year’s line does not establish readiness if it came from a familiar paper.

Testkart mock-test and exam-pattern guides can help you organise that comparison. If you use a listed Testkart test, record its coverage and timer with the score. Keep unofficial mock ranks separate from official qualification status. Your final decision must follow the conducting body’s result, not a commercial test leaderboard.

Official sources and cycle check

Read Osmania University official portal and the applicable prospectus or notification. The portal and later official corrections take priority over a saved preparation summary. This guide was researched on 5 November 2026.

Keep the cycle label beside every downloaded notice, syllabus and answer key. A document with the same exam name can belong to an earlier cycle. Use the exam record and your personal admit card to verify subject, category, reporting time and venue.