Kerala SSLC (10th) & DHSE Plus 2 Results 2021 Date

Kerala State Board class 10 and 12 Board examinations 2021 are scheduled to be conducted by the board in April 2021. The examinations which were earlier scheduled to commence in March were postponed to be conducted from April 2021. According to the revised examination schedule, the Kerala Board class 10 examinations  will be conducted from April 8 to 29, 2021, while the class 12 examinations will be conducted from April 8 to 28, 2021. 

Students appearing for the Kerala Board class 10 and 12 examinations can visit the official website of  Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan and DHSE kerala to check the examination time table. The exams will be conducted as per the COVID-19 guidelines issued by the state government for conducting the examinations smoothly and ensuring the safety of the students appearing for the exams. 

The results of Kerala Board class 10 and 12 examinations 2021 will be available on the official website of the board by June 2021. Students taking the exams will be able to check the examination results on the official website - keralapareekshabhavan.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. Candidates must also note that a direct link to check the Kerala board class 10 and 12 examinations will be available on this page as soon as the results are declared on the official website. 

Kerala Board Result 2021 – Declaration Date

The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan and the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education will be declaring the Kerala Class 10 and 12 Board examinations on the official website of the board. The dates for the declaration of the Kerala Board class 10 and 12 examinations will be announced by the board officials. 

*Tentative Dates

Students will be notified about the date of declaration of the examination results. Students are advised to keep visiting the official website for information related to the declaration of the results.  

Where to Check Kerala Board Result 2021?

The Kerala Board SSLC and HSC 2021 examination results will be declared on the official of the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan and the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education -keralapareekshabhavan.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. Students who have appearedKerala SSLC and HSC examinations can visit the official website to check the results. 

A direct link to check the Kerala Class 10 and 12 examination results will be available on this page as soon as the examination results are announced by the officials on the website. Students will be able to check their Kerala SSLC and HSC examinations 2021 results by clicking on the direct link provided on this page.

Steps to check the Kerala Board Result 2021

The Kerala Board class 10 and 12 examination results will be declared on the official website of the board as soon as the officials announce the examination results. To check the Kerala SSLC and HSC examination results students are required to click on the result link provided and enter the roll number/ registration number in the link given. Students can also follow the steps provided below to check the results. 

Step 1: Visit the official website - keralaresults.nic.in

Step 2: Click on direct link for Kerala SSLC Result 2021 or Kerala HSE Result 2021

Step 3: Enter the details mentioned on the hall ticket

Step 4: Submit the information by clicking on the ‘Submit’ button

Step 5: View and save the Kerala Board Result 2021

Kerala Board Result 2021 – Previous Year Analysis

Kerala State board class 10 examination results will be declared by the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan while the class 12 examination results will be declared by the DHSE Kerala. Along with announcing the results of the class 10 and 12 board examinations, the board officials will also be giving the complete analysis of the examinations including the number of students who have appeared for the exam and the pass percentage recorded in each district. 

According to the results announced for Class 10 Kerala Board exams in 2020, the state recorded an overall pass percentage of 98.82 percent from the e4 lakh students who appeared for the examinations. The Physics, Chemistry and mathematics papers recorded a pass percentage of 99.82, 99.92 and 99.05 percent. Approximately 1837 schools bagged 100 percent pass percentages for the class 10 examinations. 

1170 private students appeared for the exams and a pass percentage of 76.61 percent was recorded for the same. Out of the 4 lakh students who appeared for the exams 41,906 students A+ in all the subjects. 

Kerala Class 12 Results Analysis

According to the number recorded for the class 12 examinations 234 students secured 100 percent in the class 12 examinations scoring 1200 out of 1200 while 18510 students secured A+ in all the subjects. The overall pass percentage recorded for the Class 12 exams in 2020 was 85.13 percent with a  total of 3,75.655 students appearing for the exams in total out of which 3,19,782 students passed the examinations. The Vocational Higher Secondary education students recorded a pass percentage of 81.8 percent. Stream wise Humanities recorded a pass percentage of 77.76 percent while Commerce and technical streams recorded a pass percentage of 84.52 percent and 87.94 percentage. Arts and Science streams had a pass percentage of 98.75 percent and 88.62 percent respectively. 

Kerala Board Result 2021- Re-evaluation and Rechecking

Kerala Pareksha Bhavan and the Directorate of Higher Secondary education, Kerala will be conducting the rechecking and revaluation process for those students who have doubts in the marks allotted and wish to get their answer sheets reevaluated.

The applications for the rechecking and evaluation process for the class 10 and 12 examinations will be available on the official website of the board. Students interested to get theri answer sheets reevaluated are required to submit the applications and pay the required application fee based on the number of subjects students apply for revaluation. The changes in the marks of the students will be updated in the revised marksheets of the students 

Kerala Board Result 2021 – Supplementary Examination

Kerala Board class 10 and 12 examination results will be released on the official website of the board shortly after which the Supplementary examination notification and applications will be released online. The Supplementary examinations will be conducted for those students who were unable to qualify the examinations in the first attempt. 

The supplementary examinations for the class 10 and 12 students will be conducted within a month from the declaration of the examination results so that the students who appear for the examinations will be able to apply for the further admission process without losing an academic year. 

What after Kerala Board Result 2021?

After the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan and the DHSE Kerala release the Class 10 and 12 board examination results on the official website, the students who have qualified the Class 10 Kerala Board examinations will be eligible for the class 11 Arts, Science and Commerce streams. The admissions will be conducted based on the cutoff set for the different categories and the streams. 

The students who have qualified the class 12 Kerala Board examinations will be eligible for the admissions to the undergraduate arts, science and commerce streams. Students can apply for the admissions to the various state and central universities offering the undergraduate programmes. 

Kerala Board Result 2021 – Examination Toppers

The list of students who have scored 100 percent and A+ in all the subjects for Kerala Class 10 and 12 examinations will be announced by the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan and the DHSE Kerala officials. The list of toppers will be district wise, subject wise and category wise. Students who have appeared for the examinations can visit the official website of the boards to check the list of toppers. 

About Kerala Board of School Education

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education is incharge of the Secondary, Higher Secondary and Vocation Higher Education in Kerala which was established in 1990. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Examination conducts the SSLC and the HSC examinations including Class 11 and 12 at the higher secondary level.

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education was established to segregate the pre-degree courses from the university education and integrate the same under a single authority. The Vocational Higher Secondary Education Scheme began in 1983-84 with a limited number of courses in 19 schools and since then the number of associated schools have grown to 389 over three decades with more than 45 modernised courses offered.