About & FAQ

The official TMSSCR report card viewer requires students to log in with their Student ID and Date of Birth every time they want to view results. This portal generates direct links using Student IDs, making it faster, especially for parents checking multiple students.

The portal constructs direct URLs to the official TMSSCR report card viewer based on the Student ID, session, class, group, and exam you select. All processing happens in your browser.

This usually happens because the portal uses HTTPS while the school's server uses HTTP. Browsers block this "mixed content" for security.

Fix: Use the Copy Link button and paste the URL into a new tab. If it still fails, try refreshing, checking your connection, clearing cache, or using a different browser.

• The results for the selected exam session may not be published yet.
• You may have selected the wrong exam type or session.

Double-check the details and ensure results are available for the selected session.

Yes. The portal does not store Student IDs or personal data. All processing is done locally in your browser; nothing is sent to any server.

No. This is an independent project created by a third-party developer (pseudonym: FurtherSecrets) to help TMSSCR students access report cards more conveniently. It is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by TMSSCR.

Use the Students Database page. Search by name to find your ID. Note that the database currently contains IDs up to 2494.

• The results for that exam have not been published yet.
• You selected the wrong Session or Exam type.
• The Student ID entered is incorrect.

Yes. Enter multiple IDs separated by commas (e.g., 1705, 1706, 1707) in the Student IDs field. An Open All Reports button will appear when more than one ID is entered.

If you opened the file directly from your computer, browser security rules block automatic file reading. Use the Manual Load button to select students.xlsx, or serve the website through a local server.

The database is based on the latest available data from the official TMSSCR system, which has not released records beyond Student ID 2494.

This utility is a temporary solution to help students access report cards more easily. It is not intended to replace the official TMSSCR website. The developer plans to maintain it as long as it remains useful, but there are no guarantees about long-term availability.

Session is the academic year (e.g., 2024 means the 2024–2025 year). Class covers Nursery through Twelve, split by stream (English Version, English Medium, Board Exams). Group applies to classes 9–12 (Science, Business Studies, Humanities). Exam type includes Half Yearly, Annual, Pre-Test, Test, Model Test, and board-specific exams like HSC/SSC.

If you're unsure, start with your current Session and Class, then try the most recent Exam type your school has conducted.

You only need to log in at the official TMSSCR site if you want to use the View full profile feature in the portal — that requires an active session on the school's server. The report card links themselves work without logging in, so you can open them directly.

Once the report card opens in your browser, use your browser's print or save option (Ctrl+S or right-click > Save As) to download the PDF. On mobile, tap the download icon in the PDF viewer or use the share menu.

Open (or Open All Reports) opens the report card URL directly in a new tab. Copy Link copies the URL to your clipboard so you can paste it manually — useful when your browser blocks the mixed-content page (HTTPS to HTTP) and shows a blank screen.

Use the Feedback button on any page to open the feedback form. Your message will be sent directly to the developer. You can also open an issue on the project's GitHub repository.

Yes, but anyone with the link can view that report card without logging in. Share links carefully — they contain your Student ID and bypass the school's login page. Treat them like you would a physical report card.