Kerala Plus Two Result 2019, DHSE Kerala +2 Result 2019, keralaresults.nic.in,dhsekerala.gov.in

Kerala Board 12th Results 2019: DHSE has declared the Kerala Plus Two result 2019 today on its official websites. Kerala Board Plus Two result has been declared for all the streams – Science, Arts, and Commerce. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala is the body responsible for declaring Kerala Board 12th result 2019. Students can now check the outcome of their efforts at - keralaresults.nic.in in where Kerala Plus Two result 2019 has been published. Declaration of Kerala DHSE result 2019 online allows students across the state to check their results with ease. All the relevant updates about Kerala 12th result 2019 will constantly be made available on this page of JagranJosh. Students should, therefore, bookmark this page and visit it regularly for latest and authentic news and updates about Kerala Result 2019.

Kerala Plus Two Result 2019 - Date of Declaration

The Kerala Board 12th result 2019 is set to be declared on 8th May. The result of Kerala SSLC result 2019 was declared on 6th May, 2019. 

With the announcement of Kerala 12th Result 2019, students will be able to begin their new journey to fulfill their undergraduate academic goals. Kerala Plus Two Result will be a stepping-stone for them, as the Kerala HSE Result 2019 would be considered for admission and for enrolment in several competitive entrance examinations.

DHSE Result– Last Year’s Analysis

Last Year, the Kerala HSE Result for Class 12 students was announced on 10^th May. The DHSE Result was announced by Kerala Education Minister C Raveendranath from the Board office. A total of 4.42 lakh students had received theirKerala Plus Two Result of which 83.75% students managed to clear the exam with flying colours. Students can find a brief snapshot analysis of Kerala Board 12th Result of last year below:

• Total Number of Students: 4.42 lakhs
• Total Number of Exam Centres: 2076
• Total Number of Students from Regular Stream: 3.72 lakhs
• Total Number of Students from Open Stream: 69,971
• District with Highest Number of Students: Malappuram| 53,915
• Total Number of Passed Students: 3,09,065
• Overall Pass Percentage: 83.75%
• Best Performing District: Kannur | 86.75% Pass Percentage
• Worst Performing District: Pathanamthitta | 77.16% Pass Percentage

5 step guide to checking Kerala HSE Result 2019 Online at keralaresults.nic.in

Taking into account the convenience of the students and to ensure quick and easy process of checking the Kerala Plus Two Result 2019, the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala will declare the Class 12 Results online. The Kerala Board 12th Result will be announced on the official website i.e. keralaresults.nic.in. Students will also find a direct link to download Kerala HSE Result 2019 here at the top of this page. To avoid any last minute chaos and confusion, students must check their DHSE Result 2019 by following the simple steps listed below:

Step 1: Visit keralaresults.nic.in

Step 2: Click on the direct link for DHSE Result 2019

Step 3: Enter your Admit Card / Roll Number and other details

Step 4: Click on Submit Button

Step 5: Check Kerala Plus Two Result 2019 online

Step 6: Take Printout / Download Kerala 12^th Result 2019 scorecard

Kerala Plus Two Result 2019 – Rechecking & Re-evaluation

Post the declaration of Kerala Board 12th Result 2019; DHSE, Kerala will issue detailed notification for the re-checking and re-evaluation process. This process will be very important for the students who feel their answer sheets have not been evaluated fairly for the Kerala HSE Result 2019. In the rechecking process, the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education will re-tally the marks awarded to the students in the respective subject to find any calculation errors that might have occurred during the totaling of the marks. Similarly, in the Re-evaluation process, the Board generally gets the entire answer sheet re-checked from an independent evaluator to ensure that fair evaluation has happened. However, the process of re-checking and re-evaluation differs from one school board to another and actual process and information regarding it will be made available by the Kerala Board after the declaration of Kerala HSE Result 2019.

DHSE Compartmental Results 2019

Once the Kerala Plus Two Result 2019 are announced, the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education will issue a detailed notification for Plus Two Compartmental Exam 2019. The Compartmental Exam is held for the students who have either failed in a few subjects or for those who want to improve their score in DHSE Compartmental Results 2019 by reappearing for the test. The main advantage of this exam is that it allows students to take improve their marks in the Kerala Board Plus Two Result 2019 without wasting an entire year. The Kerala HSE Compartmental Result 2019are generally announced in the month of June and this allows students to seek admission to different colleges in time without wasting an entire year.

Jagranjosh.com will keep this page updated with the latest information and updates about the DHSE Compartmental Results 2019. Students are requested to bookmark this page and visit it regularly to get these updates.

College Admission after Kerala HSE Result 2019

Kerala Plus Two Result 2019 will pave the way ahead for the start of college admission season for the students who have cleared the examination. Students will be able to seek admission to an array of undergraduate courses and programmes on the basis of their performance and marks in the Kerala HSE Result 2019. Keeping in mind the highly competitive nature and the limited timeframe of the college admission, students are advised to keep all the necessary documents like marksheets, passing certificate, migration certificate and leaving certificate, ready with them for the admission formalities.

About the DHSE, Kerala

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education i.e. DHSE, Kerala manages the Higher Secondary, Secondary and Vocational Higher Education in the state. DHSE, Kerala was setup in the year 1990 in line with the National Education Policy. The key goal of DHSE was to segregate the pre-degree courses from the university education and integrate them under the one single authority. The Vocational Higher Secondary Education scheme was started in 1983-84 with a limited number of courses in 19 selected schools.

Later through the gradual expansion over the period of three decades, the number of associated schools has grown to 389 and more than 45 modernised courses are on offer now. Over the years, the Directorate has also been entrusted the responsibility of conducting the SSLC and Plus Two or HSC Exams every year.