Kerala SSLC, Plus Two Results 2026 Date: 10th Results Likely In Third Week Of May, 12th On May 25 | Education and Career News

Last Updated:April 17, 2026, 12:17 IST

Kerala SSLC And Plus Two Results 2026: Students who appeared for the Kerala Class 10 and 12 board exams will be able to check their results on keralaresults.nic.in.

Kerala class 10, 12 results 2026 on keralaresults.nic.in. (File/Representative)

Kerala Minister V Sivankutty on Thursday announced the SSLC or class 10 results are expected to be declared in the third week of May, while the second-year higher secondary or class 12 results are likely to be announced on May 25, he said.

Students who appeared for the Kerala Class 10 and 12 board exams will be able to check their results on the official websites — keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in and pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in.

Last Year’s Pass Percentage

The pass percentage in the Kerala SSLC results last year was 99.5 per cent, with 61,449 students securing an A+ in all subjects. Kannur led the Kerala SSLC exams with an impressive overall pass rate of 99.87%, while Thiruvananthapuram recorded the lowest district performance with a pass percentage of 98.59%.

Among the 3,70,642 students who appeared for the Kerala Plus Two exams in 2025, a total of 2,88,394 qualified, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 77.81%. The Science stream achieved the highest pass rate, with 83.25% of students passing, followed by the Commerce stream at 74.21%, and the Humanities stream with 69.16% of students clearing the exam.

Kerala Board Exams Cancelled In Gulf

The minister also announced that the SSLC and Class 12 examinations scheduled to be held in the Gulf region have been cancelled due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

For the 633 students who were unable to appear for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate examination in the Gulf, results will be determined based on their marks in the model or term examinations, as applicable, along with a certain percentage of grace marks.

For the 592 students who were to write the second-year higher secondary examinations in the Gulf, their first-year marks will be carried forward, together with the Continuous Evaluation (CE) and practical marks obtained in the second year.

He added that SSLC and second-year higher secondary students in the Gulf who are not satisfied with their results will be allowed to appear for improvement examinations when they are held.

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