TN 10th Passing Marks 2023 – Directorate of Government Examinations, Tamil Nadu has prescribed the minimum Tamil Nadu 10th Class passing marks 2023 for SSLC examinations. There are a total of 5 main subjects in TN SSLC and the minimum Tamil Nadu passing marks 2023 SSLC in each subject are 35 marks out of total 100 marks.
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In TN 10th Result 2023 Tamil Nadu board, students need to attain at least 175 marks out of total 500 marks to be pass in the exams. If a student fails to obtain TN SSLC passing marks 2023, then, he/she will have to appear for supplementary examinations. Tamil Nadu board passing certificate is given only to the students who pass all the subjects.
Tamil Nadu SSLC Passing Marks and Total Marks 2023
DGE Tamil Nadu has prescribed the TN board passing marks 2023 for all subjects except the optional subjects. The minimum marks required by each student to score is 35% of TN 10th total marks in each subject and in aggregate. In the following sections, we will define the subject-wise TN SSLC passing criteria 2023
TN SSLC Language Medium:
For subjects (Other than Language) in Part III, Question Papers will be in the following language medium:
- English
- Tamil
- Telugu
- Malayalam
- Kannada
- Hindi
- Gujarati
- Urdu Medium.
Tamil Nadu 10th time table 2023 PDF for these subjects are yet to be announced.
Subject-wise TN SSLC Passing Marks 2023
Below, we have tabulated the minimum pass mark in 10th state board for all the subjects of DGE TN SSLC exams:
| Subject | Total Marks | Minimum Pass Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Tamil | 100 | 35 |
| English | 100 | 35 |
| Mathematics | 100 | 35 |
| Mathematics | 100 | 35 |
| Social Science | 100 | 35 |
| Optional Language (Telugu, Arabic, Malayalam, Kannada, Hindi, Gujarati, Sanskrit, French and Urdu) | 100 | Not Prescribed |
TN 10th Science Passing Marks 2023
Science subject of Tamil Nadu 10th board comprises of theory and practical examination. TN 10th Public exam total marks of Science (100 Marks) are divided into theory and practical examination. The theory part carries 75 marks and practical part carries 25 marks. Below are the passing marks for both the examinations:
| Part | Total marks | Pass marks |
|---|---|---|
| Theory | 75 Marks | 20 Marks |
| Practical | 25 Marks | 15 Marks |
| Total Marks | 100 Marks | 33 Marks |
TN SSLC Passing Marks 2023 in Optional Language
Telugu, Arabic, Malayalam, Kannada, Hindi, Gujarati, Sanskrit, French and Urdu are the optional language subjects in DGE Tamil Nadu Board SSLC exams. The Marks secured in this subject will not be considered for declaring a student Pass in the exams.
TN 10th Class Total Marks State Board
There are 5 mandatory subjects in TN SSLC exam. The maximum marks in each subject are 100 marks. So that TN 10th total marks of all subjects are 500 marks.
TN SSLC Passing Marks out of 500
Students need to secure at least 35% of total marks to get passing grades. So, You need to secure at least 175 marks out of 500 to get Tamil Nadu SSLC Passing Marks 2023
TN SSLC Migration Certificate
Migration Certificates are issued to the candidates, who have passed in Tamil Nadu SSLC board exams. For Passing, he/she will have to score at least 35 marks in each subject along with minimum 175 marks in aggregate.
The migration certificate is useful when a student switch from one board to another board or one country to another country. Click here to read the complete procedure to apply for TN 10th migration certificate.
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FAQs Related to Tamil Nadu 10th Passing Marks 2023
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What is the pass mark for 10th state Board Tamil Nadu?
At least 35 marks in each subject are the minimum TN 10th public exam passing marks.
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I lost a subject in Tamil Nadu SSLC 2023 Examination, Should I re-appear for all exams again?
No, Candidates who lost one subject in Tamil Nadu SSLC 2023 Examination are not necessary to give all the exams. Such candidates can appear in the TN SSLC Supplementary exams to pass the particular paper.
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Is there minimum passing marks scheme in TN SSLC Practical examination?
Yes, candidates should score minimum passing marks in subjects that possess practicals. It is necessary to score pass marks individually in practical and theory exams.