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Downloading of hall tickets for NTSE and NMMSE from Oct 30
The Directorate of Government Examinations informed that the candidates who have registered applied online to attend State Level National Talent Search 1st level Examination or National MeanscumMerit Scholarship Scheme Examination which are going to be conducted on November
Hyderabad: The Directorate of Government Examinations informed that the candidates who have registered/ applied online to attend State Level National Talent Search (1st level) Examination or National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship Scheme Examination which are going to be conducted on November 4 can down load the Hall Tickets from the official website http//bse.telangana.gov.in from October 30 onwards with the ID pass wards by which they have registered their applications on line.
The BC, ST, SC, candidates who have not uploaded their caste certificates at the time of registration of their applications on line for NTSE/ NMMSE Nov. 2018 should upload their caste certificates and medical in case of PH candidates in the above said web site of this office before the date of exam (November 04) by using edit option in their nominal rolls. Otherwise they will be treated as general candidates and particularly BC candidates who have applied for NTSE Nov. 2018 should upload OBC Non-creamy layer certificates only but not BC certificates. Otherwise they will be treated as general candidates. Common BC certificates are not valid, according to a press release.
