The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education has released the IPE 2026 timetable for first and second-year students. Exams commence in late February and conclude in mid-March, with practical exams scheduled from February 2 to February 21. Hall tickets will be available approximately two weeks prior to the examinations.
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