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SSLC result for Kerala students will be released today. The class 10 equivalent, Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) result, will be released on the official websites of keralapareeksahabhavan.in, sslcexam.kerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in, results.kerala.nic.in and prd.kerala.gov.in. More than 4.35 lakh students took the SSLC exam held in March and are awaiting the results. Along with the SSLC results, Kerala government will release THSLC, THSLC (Hearing impaired), SSLC (Hearing impaired) and AHSLC results. On the other hand, an official update is awaited for the +2 or class 12th equivalent exam, which is conducted by Directorate of Higher Secondary Education or DHSE Kerala.
Kerala SSLC Result 2019 Today: Live Update
Pathanamthitta District Registers Best Performance
99.3% pass has been recorded at Pathanamthitta district.
99.3% pass has been recorded at Pathanamthitta district.
Kerala SSLC Result Declared
Education Secretary, Kerala has announced the Kerala SSLC result. 98.11% students have cleared the exam.
Education Secretary, Kerala has announced the Kerala SSLC result. 98.11% students have cleared the exam.
Kerala SSLC Result To Be Announced Shortly
Kerala SSLC result will be announced at 2 pm. Students should be ready with the date of birth and roll number to login to the official result portal.
Kerala SSLC result will be announced at 2 pm. Students should be ready with the date of birth and roll number to login to the official result portal.
SSLC Result 2019: Kerala 10th Result Today, Here’s How To CheckSSLC result 2019: Kerala Class 10 results will be announced on kerala.gov.in, keralaresults.nic.in, keralapareeksahabhavan.in, sslcexam.kerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in, results.kerala.nic.in and prd.kerala.gov.in.
Kerala SSLC result 2019: The results will be announced anytime soon.
The results will be announced anytime soon.
Kerala SSLC result 2019: Education minister wishing everyone success
The Kerala education minister, Prof. C Raveenndranath wished all the students best for the upcoming Kerala SSLC results:
The Kerala education minister, Prof. C Raveenndranath wished all the students best for the upcoming Kerala SSLC results:
SSLC result 2019: Results will be announced from PRD Chambers of Kerala government
According to an official, the Kerala SSLC result or Kerala Class 10 results will be released from department officials from the Public Relations Department (PRD) Chambers of the Kerala government in one hour.
According to an official, the Kerala SSLC result or Kerala Class 10 results will be released from department officials from the Public Relations Department (PRD) Chambers of the Kerala government in one hour.
Kerala SSLC results 2019: Department officials to release the results
In a release, the education department had earlier said that the Education Minister C Raveendranath would hold a press conference at 2 PM to announce details of the Kerala SSLC results, but, according to the official NDTV talked to today the results will be released by department officials.
In a release, the education department had earlier said that the Education Minister C Raveendranath would hold a press conference at 2 PM to announce details of the Kerala SSLC results, but, according to the official NDTV talked to today the results will be released by department officials.
Kerala SSLC results 2019: How to check
Follow these steps to download your Kerala SSLC results 2019:
Follow these steps to download your Kerala SSLC results 2019:
- Visit any of the results websites given in this story
- Click on the results link
- Enter your exam registration details
- Submit the details and check your results
How To Check Kerala SSLC Result
Soon after the SSLC results are released on the official portal, students need to use their date of birth and board roll number as login credentials for retrieving it.
Soon after the SSLC results are released on the official portal, students need to use their date of birth and board roll number as login credentials for retrieving it.
Kerala SSLC Result Time
Kerala SSLC result is expected to be released at 2 pm today. Kerala Education Minister Prof. C. Raveendranath will announce the SSLC result in a press conference and then the results will be released online.
Kerala SSLC result is expected to be released at 2 pm today. Kerala Education Minister Prof. C. Raveendranath will announce the SSLC result in a press conference and then the results will be released online.
Kerala Result Portal Generates Link
Kerala examination result portal, keralaresults.nic.in, has generated the SSLC result link. The link is likely to be activated at 2 pm today.
Kerala examination result portal, keralaresults.nic.in, has generated the SSLC result link. The link is likely to be activated at 2 pm today.
Keep a Copy Of the Online Mark Statement
Students are suggested to retain a copy of the Kerala SSLC result marksheet. Original documents supporting the result will be issued by the Board soon after the SSLC results are out. Students can collect the same from their respective schools.
Students are suggested to retain a copy of the Kerala SSLC result marksheet. Original documents supporting the result will be issued by the Board soon after the SSLC results are out. Students can collect the same from their respective schools.
Official Websites Not Responding
Official portals for Kerala SSLC results are not responding at the moment. Multiple logins may be the prime reason for the same.
Official portals for Kerala SSLC results are not responding at the moment. Multiple logins may be the prime reason for the same.
Kerala THSLC Result Today
The Kerala Technical High School Leaving Certificate Exam (THSLC) result will also be announced today. The result will be released at official website. Last year 98.6% students cleared the THSLC exam.
The Kerala Technical High School Leaving Certificate Exam (THSLC) result will also be announced today. The result will be released at official website. Last year 98.6% students cleared the THSLC exam.
54 Centralised Camps For SSLC Paper Valuation
As stated by PTI, the government had set up 54 centralised camps for the valuation of the Kerala SSLC answer sheets which began on April 5 and ended on May 2.
As stated by PTI, the government had set up 54 centralised camps for the valuation of the Kerala SSLC answer sheets which began on April 5 and ended on May 2.
Less Than 50% Girls Took Kerala SSLC Exam This Year
Among 4.34 lakh students were 212615 girl students who took the Kerala SSLC exam this year. Last year, also, there were 2.16 lakh girls among 4.41 lakh students. The participation of girl students stands at 49%.
Among 4.34 lakh students were 212615 girl students who took the Kerala SSLC exam this year. Last year, also, there were 2.16 lakh girls among 4.41 lakh students. The participation of girl students stands at 49%.
Admission To Higher Education Courses
Soon after the Kerala SSLC results are out, students will be eligible to apply for admission to various higher education courses. Admission will be notified through official portals and regional dailies. Academic sessions usually start within July- August.
Soon after the Kerala SSLC results are out, students will be eligible to apply for admission to various higher education courses. Admission will be notified through official portals and regional dailies. Academic sessions usually start within July- August.
Revaluation Process
The revaluation process for the Kerala SSLC result will begin immediately after the results are out. Students can apply for revaluation at the official website of the Board.
The revaluation process for the Kerala SSLC result will begin immediately after the results are out. Students can apply for revaluation at the official website of the Board.
Kerala +2 Result Date
While there has been no official announcement regarding Kerala +2 result date, the according to an official the DHSE or Directorate of Higher Secondary Education is preparing to release Kerala Plus Two (Higher Secondary or Class 12 or Plus 2) result before the date it published the results last year. In 2018, the DHSE had announced the results for second year students on May 10.
While there has been no official announcement regarding Kerala +2 result date, the according to an official the DHSE or Directorate of Higher Secondary Education is preparing to release Kerala Plus Two (Higher Secondary or Class 12 or Plus 2) result before the date it published the results last year. In 2018, the DHSE had announced the results for second year students on May 10.
Kerala SSLC Exam Was Held At 2923 Centres
The board exams were held from March 13 to 28 in which over 4.35 lakh students appeared across 2,923 centres in the state and nine centres each in Lakshadweep and Gulf countries.
The board exams were held from March 13 to 28 in which over 4.35 lakh students appeared across 2,923 centres in the state and nine centres each in Lakshadweep and Gulf countries.
1565 Schools Registered 100% Success, Last Year
In the Kerala SSLC result last year, 100% students had cleared the exam in 1565 schools, among which were 517 government schools. The overall pass percentage was 97.84%.
In the Kerala SSLC result last year, 100% students had cleared the exam in 1565 schools, among which were 517 government schools. The overall pass percentage was 97.84%.
Official Websites To Check Kerala SSLC Result
Kerala SSLC result will be released on keralapareeksahabhavan.in, sslcexam.kerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in, results.kerala.nic.in and prd.kerala.gov.in.
Kerala SSLC result will be released on keralapareeksahabhavan.in, sslcexam.kerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in, results.kerala.nic.in and prd.kerala.gov.in.
4.34 Lakh Students Await SSLC Result
Considering the number of students awaiting the SSLC result in Kerala, official result portals may slow down for a while immediately after the results are hosted. In cases as such students should not panic and wait for the official website to load properly.
Considering the number of students awaiting the SSLC result in Kerala, official result portals may slow down for a while immediately after the results are hosted. In cases as such students should not panic and wait for the official website to load properly.
