TANCET Result 2025 Expected Shortly: How To Check Rank, Download Scorecard

Chennai-based Anna University is expected to release the results of Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) 2025 on Wednesday on the official website. Once the results are announced, candidates will be able to check the details of their rank, percentile and other information online.

The candidates will also be able to download their exam scorecards from May 7 onwards. The results will be announced by the university on tancet.annauniv.edu. The candidates will be allowed until June 6 to collect their digital scorecards from the site.

The TANCET exam, held in two phases on March 22, is conducted annually to select students for admission into the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Computer Applications (MCA) courses at various state-level colleges and universities. These exams are typically conducted in offline mode. The application process for the exam started at January end.

Besides the exam conducting body, Anna University, the scores of these exams are used to admit students into more than 200 government and government-aided colleges and self-financing colleges (including stand-alone institutions), among other participating institutions in Tamil Nadu.

Following the announcement of the results, TANCET counselling opportunities are organised by the officials. Through these, candidates are able to apply for courses at different colleges based on their marks and ranks. The counselling will be held on the same official website.

This year, more than 33,000 students registered for TANCET exams, of which around two-third appeared for the MBA exams. Based on the earlier notification issued by the officials, the result is supposed to be announced today.

• Go to the official TANCET website: tancet.annauniv.edu.

• On the website homepage, click the link for TANCET Result 2025.

• Log in by entering your registered email ID and password.

• Once logged in, you can view your result.

• Download and save the result for future reference, and consider taking a printout.

The exams, which typically last for two hours, assess students on various subjects such as quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning and computer knowledge, among others.